Cork 2-8 Tipperary 1-11Clodagh McIntyre secured a valuable draw for Tipperary in the final seconds of the Centra National Camogie League Division 1A in Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday. McIntyre had a sniff at goal but Cork averted the danger with Laura Hayes and Meabh Murphy making timely interventions. Cork came with two more scores from Cahalane and McCartan (free), as the home side pushed eight clear at the interval, 2-6 to 0-4. Scorers for Cork: O Cahalane (1-2), S McCartan (0-4 frees), E Murphy (1-0), L Hayes (free) and H Ryan (0-1 each). Scorers for Tipperary: C Stakelum (1-2), E McGrath (0-5, 0-2 frees, 0-1 45), A Dwyer (0-2), R Howard and C McIntyre (0-1 each).

Burnley and Bournemouth played out a tepid goalless draw at Turf Moor that does little to help either team’s Premier League ambitions. The Clarets managed just a fourth clean sheet in the league this season but remain eight points adrift of safety with only eight games left, while Bournemouth are now unbeaten in 10 matches but really needed three points to boost their European hopes.

Referee body cameras made their debut in the NWSL at the weekend ahead of being rolled out at the World Cup this summer. Multiple leagues around the world have already featured the technology, which provides viewers with a first-person view of a match's key moments. The move comes after FIFA confirmed that it will also use the cameras during the men's World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the USA, Canada and Mexico this summer. And its appearance in the NWSL at the weekend provided encouragement ahead of this summer's showdown, as many fans welcomed the addition. FIFA allowed the cameras to be used at the Club World Cup last year, with the governing body saying that the results had 'gone beyond our expectations.'

Rents in some of London's poshest postcodes are surging as expats fleeing Dubai search out luxury homes to escape the conflict in the Middle East. It comes as expats, lured to Dubai and other Gulf states by low tax rates and sunny weather, found their lives shattered after Iranian missiles began raining down last month. She added that most expats fleeing the Gulf were seeking 'a swanky proposition, a home that's fully furnished and ready to move into, as they have left most of their stuff behind'. Ms Fatemi said that despite the conflict, few of those returning from the Gulf were looking to stay in London long-term. Last week, a 60-year-old British man was arrested in Dubai after allegedly filming Iranian missiles flying over the city.

Video: Chloe Ferry sets pulses racing as she slips into a daring lace mini dress for sizzling social media clipChloe Ferry caught attention on Instagram by slipping into a bold lace mini dress that showcased her figure. The Geordie Shore star's daring choice sparked excitement among fans, proving she's not shy about showing off her style. Her striking look continued her trend of sizzling social media posts, keeping followers eagerly watching for her next statement outfit.

Luke O’Neill: Weight-loss drugs have been linked to sudden blindness, so how worried should you be? While study has raised concerns about side effects, more encouraging findings have emerged about semaglutide and addictionSemaglutide injections have proved to be effective in tackling a number of addictions. Photo: GettyLuke O’Neill Yesterday at 16:15The weight loss jabs Ozempic, Mounjaro and Weg­ovy — a type of medicine containing semaglutide — are increasingly being seen as a medical wonder of the age.

Chelsea 0 Newcastle 1Chelsea's difficult week continued as Anthony Gordon's goal earned Newcastle a 1-0 win at Stamford Bridge to deal a huge blow to their top-four ambitions. James was caught out by the directness of Livramento's pass and the smart running of Willock. Jacob Ramsey's shot deflected off Trevoh Chalobah and required a readjustment from Sanchez to save before boos erupted from near the dugout at half-time. Chelsea's goalkeepers have been in the spotlight this week. James came within inches with a late free-kick and Joao Pedro's header landed on the roof of the goal, but this would not be Chelsea's day.

“Anything we do, we want to target and make sure that we target and help those most in need and those furthest behind and who will be most impacted. Asked about recent comments by EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jorgensen, who called on individual countries to cut taxes on energy to help reduce costs, Mr Martin reiterated that the Government is keeping “everything under active review”. “Any response will be looked at broadly in terms of revenues and expenses,” Mr Martin added. Mr Martin is currently in Philadelphia on the Government’s annual visit to the United States for St Patrick’s Day. However, Mr Martin said the Iranian regime was “repressive” and it had murdered thousands of its own civilians in recent years.

But Ireland scored again, all too easily from a Scottish perspective, when Dan Sheehan broke from a maul to touch down. Scotland enjoyed plenty of the ball thereafter but couldn’t find a way through and the hosts held on to their 19-7 lead at the break. Scotland refused to go away and scored again when Rory Darge collected a magnificent pass from Grant Gilchrist to score. Robert Baloucoune scored Ireland's third try (Image: Brian Lawless/PA Wire)Scotland, by contrast, wasted two good attacking chances inside the Ireland 22. Scotland will finish third despite the defeat here, which represents some progress after fourth place in the past two years.

The islands off Iran have become the latest focus of the war after a US strike destroyed military targets on Kharg Island, which is vital to Tehran’s oil network. Although they account for only a small share of Iran’s territory, the islands carry outsized importance because of their oil facilities and strategic location. Gazelles roam freely near the refineries and depots that make Kharg one of Iran’s most valuable – and sensitive – assets. Petras Katinas, an energy researcher at the Royal United Services Institute, said Kharg Island is critical to funding Iran’s government and military. “Attacking Iran’s infrastructure is a dangerous move with grave consequences,” Mr Araghchi warned in a March 7 post on X.

Andy Farrell proud after Ireland clinch Triple Crown with win over ScotlandBy Edward Elliot, Press Association, DublinHead coach Andy Farrell declared himself “proud as punch” after Ireland clinched a fourth Triple Crown in five years with a “ruthless” 43-21 bonus-point success over Scotland in Dublin. The hosts kept themselves in contention for the Guinness Six Nations title by deservedly registering a 12th consecutive victory over the Scots, dating back to 2018. Ireland – Six Nations champions in 2023 and 2024 – now require England to beat France in Paris in order to remain top of the championship table and ignite a St Patrick’s weekend party. Asked if the impressive win was a fitting way to end a tournament which began with a heavy defeat to the French at Stade de France, Farrell replied: “Yeah, absolutely – proud as punch of everyone involved. “It’s our responsibility to make sure that that happens, that we bring the crowd into the game,” said Farrell.

Excise cuts for fuel have been hinted at by the Taoiseach as he signalled that the Government will not freeze carbon tax amid the soaring cost of energy. Speaking to reporters in Philadelphia, Mr Martin said the Government is keeping all options “under active review” amid the energy price surge stemming from the US-Israeli war in Iran. “Any response will be looked at broadly in terms of revenues and expenses,” Mr Martin added. Mr Martin is currently in Philadelphia on the Government’s annual visit to the United States for St Patrick’s Day. However, Mr Martin said the Iranian regime was “repressive” and it had murdered thousands of its own civilians in recent years.

Rory McIlroy’s Players Championship struggles continue in third roundBy Carl Markham, Press AssociationRory McIlroy continued to struggle as his slim hopes of a Players Championship defence slipped away after a scrappy level-par round left him in the bottom half of the field. But while the Northern Irishman, who will defend his Masters title next month, was stuck on one over, his Ryder Cup team-mates were flourishing. Still on their front nine, Justin Rose, Matt Fitzpatrick, Viktor Hovland, Sepp Straka and Tommy Fleetwood were all inside the top 14. He rejected the suggestion that the work he had been doing on the range had produced a fix for his erratic driving. I think that would imply that I was lost, which is not the case,” he said.

The former St. Brigid's and Roscommon minor footballer scored his first try minutes after entering the Aviva Stadium Colosseum against Scotland. Afterwards, as Darragh and his Irish team-mates celebrated the Triple Crown, Head Coach Andy Farrell congratulated the South Roscommon man on a job well done! He's very young and he's had a very patient campaign so far. He's been an unbelievable team‑mate in the way he has helped prepare everyone else. That's what has happened this week with Darragh," said Farrell ahead of Ireland's 43-21 victory, which secured the Triple Crown.

Team selections have been a particularly thorny issue with Pep Guardiola in recent days. Rayan Cherki changed the game for Manchester City against West Ham but cannot earn a start'It's for the balance,' he said. City were revived, a freshness to their play with somebody willing to take responsibility and dictate proceedings. 'He may be tougher than other coaches but he loves all the players,' Cherki said of his manager. The sooner Guardiola can find that balance to harness Cherki, the better.