Liam Rosenior is certain Chelsea will get to the bottom of how his starting line-up for Wednesday’s Champions League collapse versus Paris Saint-Germain was leaked online eight hours before kick-off. That goalkeeping decision backfired on Rosenior as Jorgensen erroneously helped PSG take their 3-2 lead after 76 minutes by trying and failing to pass from the back. ‘I wasn’t aware,’ Rosenior said after losing 5-2 to PSG and when informed that his line-up had been circulating since lunchtime. Arguably, the Parisians now hold such a handsome lead over the Blues that scrapping their league match in between was not necessary. Rosenior revealed after Wednesday’s loss that Jorgensen, 23, had accepted responsibility for his mistakes in the changing room after full-time.

A Revenue scheme designed to curb high-net-worth individuals’ use of tax reliefs and exemptions is catching fewer people. In a newly published report for 2023, Revenue says 127 people were covered by the restriction, generating an extra €13.6m in income tax. Adjusted income is Revenue’s calculation of a person’s income before certain tax reliefs are used to reduce their tax bill. Revenue said the €2.8m extra tax they paid was a 350pc increase on what would have been paid if there was no restriction. Of the 81 people, 45 who would not otherwise have paid income tax in 2023 were brought into the tax net.

Will the Premier League still get a fifth Champions League spot after clubs' dire week? That was the sorry tale for English clubs in the Champions League this week. ‌Under UEFA rules, the two nations which perform best across the Champions League, Europa League and Conference League are handed an extra place in their domestic leagues for Europe's premier competition. How many English clubs will reach the Champions League quarter-finals? Its four teams in the Champions League and Europa League were all placed opposite brackets and wouldn't meet until the finals.

Another container vessel reported being struck by an unknown projectile near the United Arab Emirates on Thursday, a maritime security authority said. Oil prices that had come down earlier in the week after Trump said the war would soon be over blasted back above $100 a barrel. "The only way to see oil prices trade lower on a sustained basis is by getting oil flowing through the Strait of Hormuz," ING analysts said. But he has not fully explained how the war will end, or presented a plan to reopen the blockaded strait. We won," ​Trump told a campaign-style rally in Hebron, Kentucky, on Wednesday.

Cheltenham Day Three: Follow our live coverageCheltenham Day Three schedule:1.20pm: Winner- White Noise2pm – Novices’ Limited Handicap Chase2.40pm – Mares’ Hurdle3.20pm – Stayers’ Hurdle4pm – Ryanair Chase4.40pm – Pertemps Network Final5.20pm – Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Challenge Cup Handicap Steeple ChaseWhite Noise is the first winner of the day in the Novices' Hurdle at 40/1. Oldschool Outlaw pushed White Noise hard at the end, Place De La Nation coming in third. The British Horseracing Authority’s inquiry into a complaint by Irish amateur jockey Declan Queally against Nico de Boinville will conclude after the Cheltenham Festival. “This process will take some time and will therefore not be concluded during the Festival.”Welcome to our coverage of day three of the Cheltenham racing festival. So far, Willie Mullins has three winners, while the leading jockey is Paul Townend with three wins.

It also said that the article suggested the Attorney General’s office lobbied the Speaker to block the debate, which was untrue. During IPSO’s investigation, the publication said that the claim that the Attorney General’s office had made representations to the Speaker’s Office came from an extremely well-placed source. The publication said it had checked its information with the Attorney General’s office prior to publication, which had not disputed that it had made representations to the Speaker’s Office. In this correspondence, the Attorney General’s office had stated that it was for the Speaker’s Office to provide comment, but that it would note that making representations about urgent questions was not irregular. It had, similarly, contacted the Attorney General’s office.

United host Aston Villa on Sunday with the teams locked together on 51 points in third and fourth, respectively. ‌Both sides will be looking to bounce back from defeats in their last league games, United at Newcastle and Villa at home to Chelsea. The fact United are in the race for a Champions League spot is a testament to the work done by interim boss Michael Carrick, who has galvanised the squad since the sacking of Ruben Amorim. Mirror Football brings you a round-up of the latest news from Old Trafford…‌FOLLOW OUR MAN UTD FB PAGE! Article continues belowJoin our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.

Prop Zander Fagerson has been restored to the Scotland starting side as one of three changes for their Six Nations showdown with Ireland. Gregor Townsend’s Scots travel to Dublin chasing a first title of the Six Nations era and will look to put the pressure on France, who face England in the tournament finale, with victory at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday (KO 2.10).

Mike Tyson vs Floyd Mayweather boxing fight to have unusual ruleMike Tyson is due to return to the ring next month against Floyd Mayweather in an exhibition fight set to be staged in the CongoView Image Mike Tyson will take on Floyd Mayweather (Image: Getty Images)Mike Tyson has revealed his fight with Floyd Mayweather will not have a weight limit. ‌Former undisputed heavyweight world champion Tyson, 59, is scheduled to take on Mayweather, 49, next month, although no official announcement has been made regarding a date. Article continues below"It’s not that they’re getting paid too much, they just don’t wanna do it. If you like getting paid a lot of money, why not do that three times a year instead of once? You’re fighting, getting in shape, and getting paid more money than you ever did before.

Temple Villa girls march into last four with famous victorySFAI National Cup Under-14 Girls quarter-finalTemple Villa 2 Kilnamanagh 0By Eamon A. DonoghueTemple Villa U14 girls made history by defeating Kilnamanagh at TP Hickey Park last Sunday, thereby securing a last four place in the SFAI National Cup. On a memorable occasion, the girls from Temple Villa have created history for themselves and another step towards outright glory as they saw off strong Dublin opposition. They again dominated possession and bombarded the Temple Villa goalmouth for the majority of the half. Temple Villa now go into the semi-finals and they will feel confident of matching any opponent from here on. Player of the match: Faye Allen (Temple Villa).

On Tuesday evening, 15 years after the Moriarty Tribunal delivered its final report, it was confirmed there would be no charges brought against Independent TD Michael Lowry or businessman Denis O'Brien over its findings. It was overseen by High Court judge Michael Moriarty, with two reports being published. Read More Tipperary TD Michael Lowry says dispute over Moriarty Tribunal costs now settledIt also found Mr Lowry made efforts to influence a rent review of a building, which was part-owned by Ben Dunne and being leased to Telecom Éireann. Both Mr Lowry and Mr O’Brien have always denied any wrongdoing. Mr Lowry, in a statement, was deeply critical of the tribunal and its findings, saying it had always been “flawed”.

Local Minister of State Robert TroyTroy begins St Patrick's Day mission to TexasLocal Minister of State Robert Troy has commenced a series of engagements as part of the Government travel programme for St Patrick's Day. Minister Troy will first visit Dallas, Texas for engagement with political leaders and the Irish community in the city, including the Irish Business Network Dallas. He will also visit the Texas Stock Exchange and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. Following that he will travel to Austin, Texas to attend Ireland House as SXSW (South by South West). Speaking of the programme, Minister Troy said:"The St Patrick's Day travel programme is a unique and important fixture to showcase all that is good about Ireland around the globe.

Woman to appear in court over Athlone public order incidentA woman in her 50s is due to appear in court to face charges in connection with an incident in Athlone this morning (Wednesday). The incident took place in Golden Island Shopping Centre when two individuals were sprayed with a can of Lynx deodorant. A spokesperson for Athlone Gardai said a woman was arrested. "The woman was charged and released on bail to appear before Athlone District Court in connection with the alleged incident on March 25," the Garda spokesperson said.

Jake Paul brutally mocked over unfortunate situation on stage with Donald TrumpBoxing star Jake Paul joined US President Donald Trump on stage at a rally in Kentucky, where he gave a speech that sparked debate on social mediaView 2 Images Jake Paul addressing the crowd at the Donald Trump rallyJake Paul stepped onto the stage at a Donald Trump rally in Hebron, Kentucky, hoping to deliver a powerful speech about bravery, politics and allegiance. ‌Eagle‑eyed fans were quick to point out the visible sweat patches on Paul's tan suit, which had soaked through to the underarms of his jacket. ‌Donald Trump endorses Jake Paul for political career amid injury update READ MORE :Jake Paul attempts to defend himself after killing deer during hunt READ MORE :His tan suit, paired with a white shirt and tie, drew a mix of surprised and amused reactions. Another observer bluntly stated: "Holy sweaty pit stains, Jake Paul." ‌View 2 Images Jake Paul at the Trump rally in KentuckyPaul also owns a deodorant company, having launched his personal‑care brand 'W' in 2024.

Status Yellow weather warnings issued for Offaly as heavy rain and strong winds expectedA Status Yellow weather warning for rain and strong winds is in place for Offaly today (Thursday) as unsettled conditions are set to bring heavy downpours and gusty winds across much of the country. Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rain warning covering a large number of counties, including Offaly, with the alert valid from 6am until 3pm today, March 12. In a separate alert, Met Éireann has also issued a nationwide Status Yellow wind warning for Ireland due to strong and gusty southwesterly winds. According to Met Éireann, the strong winds could result in difficult travelling conditions, while debris or loose objects may be displaced. Both warnings come as a spell of unsettled weather moves across the country, with conditions expected to gradually improve later this evening as the rain clears eastwards.