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James Dunne (left) with Nick Griggs at the Boston Grand Prix. Dunne shines in Boston as Corrigan records two PBsPrevious Next Image 1 of 2 James Dunne (left) with Nick Griggs at the Boston Grand Prix. James Dunne delivered a top-class pacing performance at the New Balance Indoor Grand Prix in Boston on Saturday last, proudly leading the Irish charge alongside international athletes on the world stage. Nick Griggs finished fourth in 7:32.79 - taking a huge chunk off his own Irish U23 record - and Brian Fay placed tenth in 7:42.58. Meanwhile, Billy Corrigan had a flying start to his indoor season with two PBs at the Scottish National Senior Indoor Track & Field Championships on Saturday last.

As our taxi pulled up to the Kolymbia Bay Boutique Art Hotel, it was immediately clear we'd been well and truly catfished. But this time, Loveholidays offered a four-day stay in a four-star boutique hotel with return flights at a price that beat booking separately. We sent detailed photos and descriptions and informed hotel staff of our decision. This was the advertised spa at Kolymbia Bay Boutique HotelOver the next two hours, we repeatedly called without an answer. The Daily Mail has also reached out to the Kolymbia Bay Boutique Art Hotel for comment.

Ireland insist the door is not closed on Bundee Aki’s international career following the four-game ban that was handed down to the Connacht centre for a misconduct charge relating to his behaviour towards the match officials around last weekend’s URC defeat to Leinster. Aki did not travel to Portugal, where the Ireland squad are training ahead of next Thursday’s Six Nations opener in Paris, which tighthead prop Tadhg Furlong is a major injury doubt for, and while Aki (35) will miss the first three games of the campaign, he could come in contention for the home clashes with Wales and Scotland in round four and five.

Transition Year students from Coláiste Naomh Cormac, who recently wowed crowds with their performance of 'Annie'. TY students at Kilcormac school perform to sold-out crowdsStudents from Coláiste Naomh Cormac in Co. Offaly recently presented this year's school musical, as its Transition Year pupils performed 'Annie' to packed audiences over three successful nights (see this week's print edition of the Offaly Independent for photos). Students were involved in every aspect of the production, from outstanding performances on stage and energetic choreography to the impressive work behind the scenes on sets, lighting and costumes. The success of the show was made possible through the dedication and commitment of staff who gave countless hours to support and guide the students throughout the process. Performances took place in Coláiste Naomh Cormac, with each night showcasing the exceptional talent, teamwork and effort of the Transition Year group and resulting in a hugely successful and memorable production.

Ironically, the tenth senior club will be All-Ireland Club IFC champions An Ghaeltacht whose chairman Dara Ó Cinnéide led the review committee recommendation. The lowest placed teams in a club championship group will enter the relegation process in all grades (bar Junior). In senior, however, there is the proviso that any club side which reaches a County Senior football final cannot be relegated; meaning that if a county SFC finalist is in a club championship relegation final, the other side will be automatically relegated. The addition of a tenth team to the senior club championship also means the three groups of three from last year will have to change. Instead, six of the seven district sides will face off against one another in the opening preliminary round, with the other division getting a bye to Preliminary Round 2.

There’s a stretch in the evenings—and in our bank accounts. Before we know it, the clocks will spring forward. Until then, we are faced with the age-old fashion conundrum: what spring summer styles can we wear now? It’s not so much what you wear but how you wear it. The key is finding seasonal hero pieces that are flexible enough to ‘winterise’ until the weather gets warmer.

In October, Ireland made permanent a pilot scheme guaranteeing a monthly basic income for artists. Now the idea is starting to see push from artists in Scotland. Read more:Creative Scotland has been told that it should take more risks.... will it, though? The perception of throwing money down the well to fund ‘lazy’ artists is well and truly dismantled by every metric of its trial. It's time to get serious about how art and culture can function and survive in Scotland, even when the times are understandably tough.

Pep Guardiola thanked his old rival Jose Mourinho after Manchester City snatched a place in the last 16 of the Champions League. To score the fourth goal.”That goal means City avoid the two-legged play-off round in February that proved their undoing last season. “When I started 16 or 17 years ago, the Champions League was a different type of competition than today. Every team is really, really, really, really, really tough. Haaland’s goal was his first from open play in 10 games but Guardiola never doubted his star striker.

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Clayton McMillan has named his Munster side for Friday night’s URC clash against Glasgow Warriors at Scotstoun (kick-off, 7.45pm). First-year academy out-half Tom Wood is in line for his senior debut after being named among the replacements. Josh Wycherley, Oli Jager and Evan O’Connell come into the pack with 21-year-old O’Connell making his 10th Munster appearance. Munster: Mike Haley; Thaakir Abrahams, Shane Daly, Dan Kelly, Diarmuid Kilgallen; Tony Butler, Ethan Coughlan; Josh Wycherley, Diarmuid Barron (C), Oli Jager; Evan O’Connell, Fineen Wycherley; Seán Edogbo, Ruadhán Quinn, Brian Gleeson. Replacements: Lee Barron, Mark Donnelly, John Ryan, Gavin Coombes, Jack O’Donoghue, Paddy Patterson, Tom Wood, Seán O’Brien.

The Federal Reserve has kept interest rates on hold for the first time since July, as chair Jerome Powell said the US central bank was in no rush to cut them despite Donald Trump’s relentless campaign to drastically lower borrowing costs. The Fed on Wednesday left its main interest rate at a range of 3.5 to 3.75 per cent, following three straight quarter-point reductions. However, governor Christopher Waller, one of four candidates left in the race to replace Powell as chair when his term ends in May, dissented, calling for a quarter-point cut. Stephen Miran, a staunch Trump ally who was appointed a governor last year, also called for a quarter-point cut. He declined to comment on the investigation but defended the importance of central bank independence.

The Premier League 'shelved plans' for Man United legend Ryan Giggs to be inducted into their Hall of Fame when he faced trial for domestic abuse of his ex-girlfriend. Other inductees have been included by the Premier League despite their varying indiscretions. He remains one of the most decorated footballers of all time and won 13 Premier League titles, two Champions League trophies, four FA Cups and three League Cups. There are currently 24 Premier League Hall of Fame members and last year's inductees were Eden Hazard and Gary Neville. When asked about Giggs, a spokesperson for the top flight told the Telegraph: 'The Premier League Hall of Fame shortlist is selected at the discretion of the Premier League in consultation with members of the Premier League Awards Panel.

Ireland insist the door remains open for Bundee Aki to return to Guinness Six Nations duty once his four-game suspension is at an end next month. Ringer (Garry Ringrose) and then obviously Stu (McCloskey), who for us in November was one of our standout players. “He’s going home to see the surgeon now. “He'd done his clarity walkthroughs and he's great for the squad, he builds so much belief. “We've got still got great options there and they've been competing out at training the last few days.

Jurgen Klopp's three-word hint as he prepares for return to Liverpool dugoutLiverpool fans are ecstatic about Jurgen Klopp's confirmed return to LiverpoolView 2 Images Jurgen Klopp previously spoke about a future role at Liverpool (Image: KERSTIN JOENSSON/AFP via Getty Images)Jurgen Klopp had already hinted towards an Anfield comeback before Liverpool announced his one-off return to the dugout. The legendary former Reds manager will act as Sir Kenny Dalglish’s assistant coach when the Liverpool Legends face Klopp’s former club Borussia Dortmund in a charity match for the LFC Foundation in March. ‌The fixture will see Steven Gerrard captain the Reds at Anfield, with all proceeds going to the club’s official charity. ‌While news of his cameo will no doubt delight Liverpool fans, it will also be a bittersweet moment for many knowing it’s just for one game. ‌Liverpool issue statement to confirm Jurgen Klopp's return to Anfield dugout READ MORE :Arne Slot angers Liverpool fans again with comments after Champions League qualification READ MORE :Offering a glimmer of hope when asked if he would ever go back, he admitted in three words: "Theoretically, it’s possible."