Sean O’Shea put it in the mixer for Tomas Kennedy to make a spectacular fetch before fisting over the winner. Kerry ambled into an 0-8 to 0-2 lead, David Clifford’s lead point after nine seconds seemingly setting the terms and conditions. Brosnan added a point before the hooter to post a three point interval advantage, 1-9 to 1-6. ROSCOMMON: A Brady; P Gavin, C Keogh, E McCormack; E Ward, R Daly, S Lambe; K Doyle, C Ryan; D Ruane, E Smith, D Heneghan; D Murtagh, D Cregg, E Colleran. Subs for Roscommon: J Tumulty for Colleran (46), P Carey for Ruane (54), J Duggan for Doyle (56), C Lennon for Smith (61), R Hughes for D Heneghan (63).

Denise O'Sullivan made her WSL debut for Liverpool and she helped earn the rock bottom Merseysiders a first win of the campaign to give Gareth Taylor's side hope in the battle against relegation. However, Liverpool stay bottom of the table - one point behind West Ham following their win over Leicester - while Spurs slip into fifth. Khadija Shaw snatched a late winner as Manchester City stretched their advantage at the top with a 2-1 victory over London City Lionesses. Elsewhere, Troy Parrott nodded an assist for Danish attacker Isak Jensen 12 minutes from time as AZ Alkmaar won 1-0 away to Telstar in the Dutch Eredivisie. Evan Ferguson remained on the Roma bench as Gian Piero Gasperini's side drew 1-1 at home to AC Milan.

A gun, which he was legally carrying, was removed during a struggle with several Ice agents seconds before he was shot, while prone, several times. Mr Pretti had come to assist another protester, who had been pushed to the ground by an agent, seconds before the fatal incident. FBI director Kash Patel on Sunday insisted that Mr Pretti had been the aggressor. Connecticut senator Chris Murphy warned on Sunday that the flooding of Minneapolis with some 3,000 Ice agents had little to with undocumented immigrants. He urged the administration to work with city and state officials “to avert more chaos and achieve legitimate law enforcement goals ...

IT services and consulting company Origina will create 350 new jobs as it expands its Irish operations, the company announced on Monday. Origina is headquartered in Dublin and specialises in independent software support and maintenance for vendors including IBM, HCL, and VMware. The new roles will span disciplines including software engineering, security, data and AI, and enterprise technology operation.

Girl was walking on Ratoath Road in Finglas when the collision happened this afternoonA teenage girl dies after crash involving scrambler in north Dublin as gardaí arrest male in late teensA teenage girl who was injured in a crash involving a scrambler bike in north Dublin has died in hospital, gardaí have confirmed. It is understood the girl was walking on the Ratoath Road in Finglas, Dublin 11, at around 2.20pm on Sunday afternoon when the accident happened. A green scrambler motorbike could be seen lying on the roadway, and a helmet and a pair of trainers were lying nearby following the collision. A Garda spokesperson said: “Gardaí continue to appeal for witnesses following the serious road traffic collision that occurred on Ratoath Road, Finglas, Dublin 11, this afternoon. “The collision involving a scrambler motorcycle and a pedestrian occurred at approximately 2.20pm.

Separately, the UK reached its own deal, accepting a tariff of 10 per cent on its exports to the US. While that threat was apparently lifted at Davos, there can be no certainty that fickle US decision-makers won’t renew these tariff threats. Almost half of the EU imports of US services come through Ireland, so there is no way we could escape such an EU action. Imposing penalties on services imports is much trickier than on goods imports, Customs officers don’t police the optical fibre connections with the US. Given their serious market power, these companies would eventually try and recoup losses from EU trade measures through higher prices in the EU.

‘Predators know these kids will do anything to stay with horses’ – efforts to ‘clean up’ the equine industry backed after Katie Simpson killingEx-detective who worked on case pushing for better safeguardingEfforts to 'clean up' the equine industry and offer more protection for people who are being abused have been backed by several governing bodies within the equestrian world governing bodies within the equestrian worldCatherine Fegan Today at 06:30Efforts to “clean up” the equine industry and offer more protection for people who are being abused have been backed by several governing bodies within the equestrian world.

Rita Ora put on a jaw-dropping display as she flaunted her incredible physique in skimpy lingerie while taking to the stage in Austria. She looked sensational in a black satin lingerie set, showing off her toned figure as she commanded the stage. Rita added extra height with chunky leather thigh-high boots, which were attached to a hot pink garter. Documents filed recently from Ora Live and Ora Multi Services show Rita made a staggering £4.8million in profits over a year. The companies handle Rita's music, tours, TV work and other ventures and show significant earnings and assets over the years.

Gardaí deport 33 EU nationals to Poland and LithuaniaBy Bairbre Holmes, Press AssociationGardaí deported 33 Polish and Lithuanian nationals on a specially chartered flight from Dublin on Sunday. In a statement An Garda Síochána said the 31 men and two women ranged in age from their early 20s to their early 60s. Gardaí say the remaining 13 were “arrested and detained from communities across Ireland and were lodged in prison prior to their removal”. The 17 Polish and 16 Lithuanian nationals received exclusion orders banning them from re-entering the country for periods of up to 10 years. The flight left Dublin on Sunday and landed in Poland before travelling onwards to Lithuania.

She rose to fame on BBC talent show I'd Do Anything and is a hot favourite to win Best Actress at this year's Oscars. But despite being a fixture on big and small screen for two decades, Hamnet star Jessie Buckley certainly didn't learn her craft from watching television. The Irish actress, 36, who grew up in Killarney, Co Kerry, only got a TV when she was a teenager. And, her family said, a childhood without a TV in the house helped to cultivate her talent for music and creativity. Ms Buckley's turn as Shakespeare's wife Agnes in Hamnet has so far won her the Golden Globe and a Critics' Choice Award.

Five African nations have launched a withering attack on Labour's plan to ban the import of big game hunting trophies. They wrote: 'The UK Government's ongoing commitment to ban the import of hunting trophies has major implications for conservation outcomes and the UK's long-standing commitment to the wellbeing of rural communities in our nations. He also noted the Government has no plans to ban trophy heads from the thousands of deer shot in Britain every year. Mr Williams said the hypocritical move to ban trophies from African hunts without consulting indigenous people 'risks repeating patterns reminiscent of the colonial past'. Last year Lorraine Kelly teamed up with Ricky Gervais in his campaign to raise awareness against trophy hunting.

This led to a scuffle and a relieving penalty in preserving a 17-6 interval lead after tries by Bailey Faloon and Stephen McLoughlin. UCD and Old Belvedere underlined the competitiveness of 1A with 20-15 and 18-12 home wins over Lansdowne and Cork Con respectively. Belvo are coming to grips with life in 1A, tries by Justin Leonard and captain Calum Dowling helping them establish an 18-5 interval lead. Saturday’s resultsAll-Ireland League Division 1A: Clontarf 35 Nenagh Ormond 24; Old Belvedere 18 Cork Constitution 12; UCD 20 Lansdowne 15; Young Munster 37 Terenure College 20; St Mary’s College 16 Ballynahinch 16. Women’s Division: Ennis 12 Blackrock College 38; Old Belvedere 10 Galwegians 15; Railway Union 73 Cooke 0; UL Bohemian 41 Wicklow 7; Ballincollig v Tullow postponed.

Donald Trump’s Board of Peace is populated by a rogues’ gallery and operates under an opaque, unaccountable governance structure. States will join the board for three years but a donation of $1 billion can buy them a permanent seat. The charter does not mention Gaza but when the UN Security Council endorsed Trump’s 20-point peace plan last November, it also authorised the Board of Peace to take control of the Strip following last October’s ceasefire. Much of the board’s work in Gaza will be done by its executive board and its high representative for the Strip, former Bulgarian foreign minister Nickolay Mladenov. The UN Security Council authorised the Board of Peace to run Gaza until the end of 2027 and requested that it provides a written report to the council every six months.

Grants for windows and doors were previously only available for homes undergoing deep retrofits. The fixed-amount windows-and-doors grant is expected to be announced by Minister for Energy Darragh O’Brien after Tuesday’s Cabinet meeting. Grants for windows and doors were previously only available for homes undergoing deep retrofits, which cost tens of thousands of euro. Improving the energy efficiency of doors and windows helps to minimise heat loss and allows a heat pump to operate at lower temperatures. Labour leader Ivana Bacik said on Sunday that Mr Martin should not take part in this year’s shamrock ceremony at the White House with US president Donald Trump.

Sir, – It is becoming increasingly embarrassing to be Irish. We take all we can from the world without any notion of contributing (excepting our wonderful UN peacekeepers). Surely it’s time for us to grow up and give something back to the world? At the very least, drop neutrality, join Nato and at least give the impression that we care about the security of Europe. – Yours, etc,GEORGE PARSONS,Leopardstown,Dublin.