Dublin manager Ger Brennan had no complaints after he was sent off for his part in a half-time clash during his side’s defeat against Galway. Brennan was involved in a clash with Galway strength and conditioning coach Cian Breathnach McGinn as the teams made their way off at half-time. “Look, myself and one of the Galway mentors, a small coming together, silly stuff from us,” said Brennan post-match. There was a moment’s silence for the Galway man before throw-in. A great GAA man, a lovely natured man, a great character.

Read more ElleThis week, I met a lovely couple who had decided to visit Rum based purely off reading this magazine. They told me they like to coorie up on a Sunday morning, stick Love Songs on Radio 2 (me too! For my husband, this means longer hours at the Bunkhouse, and a noticeable absence from home. Because motherhood, at least for me right now, is not something I can neatly package into a single reflection or a well-timed column. And it’s more than I could have ever hoped it would be.

It is in their hands,” he told Sky Sports. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta defended his decision to keep faith with Kepa Arrizabalaga, who has played in the League Cup this season, after the Spaniard’s mistake led to the first of O’Reilly’s two goals. It was the mistake that made you say, ‘That’s a number two’,” Wright told Sky Sports. Former Liverpool and Tottenham midfielder Jamie Redknapp was even more critical and said Arteta had to take responsibility. “Kepa is not as good as (David) Raya, that’s why he is number two,” he said.

Keely Hodgkinson stormed to the first world title of her career with 800m indoor gold on a glittering evening for Great Britain on the final day of the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Poland. It capped off an astonishing hour for Great Britain after Hodgkinson's training partner Georgia Hunter Bell captured a maiden world title in the 1500 metres, moments before Molly Caudery struck gold in the women's pole vault. Last month, 24-year-old Hodgkinson broke the world indoor record at the same distance - set on the same day she was born - in Lievin, where she crossed the finish in one minute 54.87 seconds. Caudery finally exacted her long-awaited retribution as she reclaimed the world indoor pole vault title she first won in 2024. Keely Hodgkinson stormed to the first world title of her career, claiming 800m indoor goldThe Olympics hero set a new championship record of one minute, 55.30 seconds in PolandThe Cornish 26-year-old was the sole woman to clear 4.85m, beating Slovenia's Tina Sutej, whose best effort was 4.80m.

Martin O’Neill warned that Celtic are now one slip-up away from surrendering their title after being second best to Dundee United. The champions failed to get to grips with a poor surface at Tannadice and had no answer once Will Ferry edged the home side in front early in the second half. Asked if there was now any wriggle room, O’Neill said: ‘I must admit, I don’t think there ever has been. ‘Disappointing result, disappointing performance, second half particularly. Some of you will say I could have done a lot, really, at the end of the day, after the second half.

It was expected to receive about 20 aircraft, including 17 Qatar Airways planes, by the end of last Saturday, according to a schedule seen by Reuters. Last Friday, around 10 wide-body jets - the world's biggest commercial aircraft - were due to arrive, the majority operated by Qatar Airways. Qatar Airways did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment on its plans. With capacity for 250 wide-body and up to 400 narrow-body aircraft, Teruel is one of Europe's largest storage facilities. "What we would like is for (the conflict) to end, because our important business is aircraft maintenance.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola was left less than impressed by Rayan Cherki's showboating during his side's Carabao Cup final win over Arsenal. But Cherki, starting the game in the capital, took it upon himself to have some fun on the day. But, without the ball hitting the ground, Cherki performed three kick ups, much to the amusement of the Manchester City faithful. Television cameras cut to the City boss shaking his head, and he appeared to give him a sarcastic telling off when substituting his star late on. The forward passed the ball off before either Arsenal man could get too close, but was clattered by White soon after.

Reform UK announced its Scottish Parliament manifesto on Thursday, along with its constituency candidate during a one day conference in Bishopton where the party's UK leader Nigel Farage addressed the gathering. Within hours, previous social media posts from some of the candidates emerged which drew criticism. Reform UK has vetted all of its candidates, he said, claiming Ms Holt would be a "very effective MSP" if she was elected. On Ms Beresford's comments, he said they came before she was a member of Reform UK. “His refusal to answer basic questions about the actions of his candidates shows Reform have no care or standards.

Students receiving vaccines and antibiotics from medical staff in the sports hall at the University of Kent campus in Canterbury. Photograph: Stanley Murphy-Johns/PA WireThe number of confirmed meningitis cases linked to the Kent outbreak has fallen from 23 to 20. The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) said on Sunday that three cases previously thought confirmed had been downgraded after further testing. The government body said the number of suspected cases under investigation had also fallen, from 11 to nine, putting the total number of cases at 29, down from 34 reported on Saturday. Nineteen of the 20 confirmed cases are meningitis B, known as MenB, and all have required hospital admission.

Harvey Barnes is being called up by England manager Thomas Tuchel as the Newcastle United winger gets his chance in his expanded pre-World Cup squad. Barnes, 28, snubbed a call-up from Scotland after Steve Clarke tried to move for him. Barnes, who has 14 goals this season, played 76 minutes of Sunday's 2-1 derby defeat by Sunderland. Tuchel is using the upcoming games against Colombia and Japan to test a number of fringe players who he says can 'win plane tickets' to the World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico this summer. 'This time I can say for sure, Harvey's going to concentrate on trying to play for England, he's not going to come to Scotland.'

John Cleary believes his group were not as prepared to go up to Division 1 in previous years. Because there was an awful lot of hard work that's been put in there in the last three years. And it would have been a big blow to us if we hadn't come out with a victory here today. “The big thing where I've been successful is putting a very good backroom team together. “Even when the draw was made, we had two trips up the north, a trip to Louth, a trip to Offaly.

By now it’s become habitual, but that shouldn’t diminish the scale of what Kate O’Connor is achieving. At the World Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland, the 25-year-old Dundalk athlete claimed another multi-events medal for Ireland on the global stage, winning bronze in the women’s pentathlon. Gold went to Sofie Dokter of the Netherlands with 4888 points, with US world heptathlon champion Anna Hall second with 4860. The medal for O’Connor follows the bronze she won at last year’s European Indoors, silver at the World Indoors, gold at the World University Games and silver at the Tokyo World Championships. In the long jump, she opened with a foul, heaping the pressure on her second jump, which was a safe and solid 6.17m.

Road signs damaged by Storm Éowyn last year are sending tourists and motorists in the wrong direction, a senator has claimed. Another impact, according to Fine Gael senator Gareth Scahill, is that road signs have been left pointing in the wrong direction. “This extends beyond storm damage, with road signs suffering from poor maintenance with many obscured and difficult to read,” Mr Scahill added“There’s another busy tourism season coming this summer, and it is essential that signs are visible, legible, and pointing in the right direction. “Faded road markings are becoming a serious hazard, particularly at night and during poor weather. This can include repairs to damaged or displaced road signs.”The department said that the expected lifespan of road signs is in the order of 15-20 years, with warranties on retroreflective sign-face materials generally extended to 12 years.

‌Storm Therese has spent the last few days tearing through the Canary Islands, bring wet, windy and wintry weather to the area that should at this time of year be bathing in sun and high temperatures. ‌Dramatic pictures have captured the damage wrought on local buildings, with one hotel's roof falling in as people are warned to stay inside where possible. ‌Have you been impacted by Storm Therese? Pictures sent to the Mirror show a cordoned off dining area after the ceiling gave way, leaving water and debris on the floor. Pictures from coastal parts of the archipelago show water frothing through sea defences, flooding streets and pavements with inches of water at a time.

Kate O'Connor of Ireland competes in the 800m event in the Women's Pentathlon during day three of the World Athletics Indoor Championships at Kujawsko-Pomorska Arena in Torun, Poland. At the World Indoor Championships in Torun, Poland today, the 25-year-old Dundalk athlete claimed another multi-events medal for Ireland on the global stage, winning bronze in the women’s pentathlon. Gold went to Sofie Dokter of the Netherlands with 4888 points, with US world heptathlon champion Anna Hall second with 4860. The medal for O’Connor follows the bronze she won at last year’s European Indoors, silver at the World Indoors, gold at the World University Games and silver at the Tokyo World Championships. In the long jump, she opened with a foul, heaping the pressure on her second jump, which was a safe and solid 6.17m.