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New York Giants owner John Mara was an unexpected guest at the NFL's Annual League Meeting on Sunday, as he continues his brutal battle with cancer. One face who won't be in town, though, is Mara's Giants co-owner Steve Tisch, as controversy continues to swirl after he was named in the Epstein Files in January. The Giants co-owner, 77, has denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein and released a statement expressing his remorse for their relationship. In one email exchange revealed in the files, Tisch asked Epstein if a woman was 'pro or civilian.' Despite Tisch's absence and the controversy surrounding him, it is expected to be an exciting season for the New York Giants following the arrival of John Harbaugh as head coach.

Whitley Bay road rage driver angrily followed motorist home after near miss on roundaboutChristopher Lawless carried out two road rage-fuelled episodes of dangerous driving within a few daysView Image Christopher LawlessA road rage driver followed another motorist all the way home after seeing red behind the wheel. BMW driver Christopher Lawless lost his temper after a near miss on a roundabout, tailgating, gesturing, flashing his lights and pursuing the other car. ‌It was back on December 15 2022 that Lawless was driving near the Holystone roundabout, in North Tyneside, when he pulled out in front of another driver, forcing him to swerve to avoid a collision. Lawless then escalated matters, flashing his lights, trying to undertake him, making hand gestures and driving dangerously close behind him. He then got out and walked aggressively towards her car, shouting at her.

Over 80 new social homes officially opened in TullamoreA total of 87 new social homes in Tullamore have been officially opened. Ten new homes in Silverbrook Housing Development were opened on Sunday by Minister James Browne. This development reflects Offaly County Council’s continued commitment to delivering housing that responds to the diverse needs of its residents. The Kingswood Housing Development in Tullamore was officially opened last Friday. This milestone development delivers 77 high‑quality social homes, representing a major step forward in meeting housing needs across the county.

Long-term cannabis use changes the structure of the brain and leaves users demotivated and unable to make decisions, a study suggests. Cannabis can be legally prescribed in Britain for some medical conditions and is often viewed as low-risk or harmless by recreational users. Leader author Ana Aquino-Servin said the findings mean that regular, heavy users of cannabis may find it hard to be motivated to do complex tasks. “Maybe they [regular cannabis users] don’t have a big struggle to do [tasks], but maybe the brain needs to do more work to do it. The analysis revealed the brain was thinner in the right rostral middle frontal cortex in people who had smoked cannabis daily for at least five years.

The deaths of three Indonesian peacekeepers in Lebanon in 24 hours could constitute war crimes, the UN's peacekeeping force in the country has said. UNIFIL said that two Indonesian peacekeepers on its mission in south Lebanon were killed “when an explosion of unknown origin destroyed their vehicle near Bani Hayyan”. The UNIFIL statement added: “A third peacekeeper was severely injured, and a fourth was also hurt. This is the second fatal incident in the last 24 hours. She described the two attacks in the past 24 hours as “an attack on the very principles of peace, cooperation and international solidarity”.

Thomas Tuchel has admitted that the mass withdrawal of Arsenal players from international camps looks 'suspicious' but is adamant that England duo Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka are genuinely too injured to feature against Japan at Wembley on Tuesday night. Rice and Saka have returned to their club without kicking a ball for England after reporting for duty to watch last Friday’s draw with Uruguay. But both players left camp over the weekend along with club mate Noni Madueke, who was injured during the Uruguay game. Asked about it by talkSPORT today, Tuchel said: ‘Everyone can do the math and it's a lot of players, of course. Some of the injured players even stayed to start their treatment here.

'It's about time someone called out Flag Force Plymouth for what they are'"There have even been reports of Nazi salutes on their demonstrations"View Image Flag Force Plymouth gather near Plymouth's Civic Centre in December (Image: Plymouth Herald)Today's featured reader letters in our sister print title The Herald include concerns over Flag Force Plymouth and other far right groups and the continuing debate around renewable energy. ‌Parties and groups such as Reform, Restore and Flag Force have one aim only: to gain power in order to protect the interests of the billionaires who founded them: Farage, Tice and Lowe. ‌The financial elites were happy to allow Hitler to take power to crush the rise of working class protest, thinking they would be able to manipulate him. ‌Malcolm FletcherWe must not allow rise of fascism in our cityTony Staunton is quite right to call out Flag Force Plymouth. I seem to remember we had a chap talking like that during WWII, Lord Haw Haw he was called.

Cork City and Kerry will renew their League of Ireland rivalry on Easter Monday and to mark the occasion, the Rebel Army are determined to get as many supporters to attend as possible. A week out from the Kingdom’s visit to Turner’s Cross, Cork City have announced that all tickets for the Munster Derby will cost just €5, with the club saying that the “one-off pricing is designed to appeal to families and workers who are enjoying time off for the Easter holidays”. “This is a great opportunity to fill the Cross, and get behind the team,” said Cork City manager Barry Robson. But for supporters that have already purchased tickets, they will be contacted directly with information regarding a refund and re-purchase of tickets at the promotional price. Season ticket holders will be offered €10 off when they spend €50 at the club shop.

Gardaí cleared in penalty-points fixing case will sue the State for damages over ‘six-year hell’Officers lost out on tens of thousands of euro during suspensionFrom left, Garda Peter O’Donnell, Garda Paul Baynham and Garda Niall Deegan, who were put through ‘six years of hell’. Photo: Brendan GleesonAli Bracken Today at 06:30Legal action will be taken against the State by Limerick-based gardaí who walked free from court after facing unproven accusations of perverting the course of justice, their solicitor has said.

Liverpool are hopeful that Mohamed Salah will return from injury in the FA Cup quarter-final against Manchester City on Saturday as the Egypt international prepares for his emotional farewell tour. Salah missed Liverpool’s defeat at Brighton before the international break with a muscle problem sustained in the Champions League rout of Galatasaray. The 33-year-old forward, who announced last week that he would leave Liverpool at the end of the season, was also forced to miss Egypt’s friendlies against Saudi Arabia and Spain. Florian Wirtz, meanwhile, has claimed he has become a stronger player as a result of the problems he encountered after moving to Liverpool. “It wasn’t an easy phase,” Wirtz said on his first few months at Liverpool.

On Monday, actor and former governor of California Arnold Schwarzenegger (78) returned to the city to receive an honorary degree from Ulster University. Hasta La Vista Ulster signs were waved by some students, who went wild when the Austrian-born movie star greeted them. On the lift up to the fourth floor, a security guard had Terminator posters tucked under his arm. Students watch the honorary graduation of Arnold Schwarzenegger at Ulster University Belfast. Addressing the packed audience, the 38th governor of California described the occasion as “very meaningful”.

When Sharon Ball started getting headaches while she was on maternity leave after giving birth to her daughter, she thought she had an ear infection. But the mother-of-three has since been told she has a rare brain cancer - which fewer than 200 people worldwide have been diagnosed with. The 38-year-old, who began having painful headaches during maternity leave late last year, has in recent weeks been diagnosed with an aggressive stage four osteosarcoma in her skull. Sharon's family and friends went on a hunt for solutions and found hope in New York's Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. But to travel to the US and receive treatment, Sharon was required to pay some fees for her travel and treatment up front and still does not know what the full bill will be.

More than 200 jobs are set to go at its Irish chain of outlets as it closes 39 shops. Photograph: Niall Carson/PAMore than 200 jobs are set to go at bookmaker Ladbrokes with the UK firm informing staff that up to 39 of its shops in Ireland are to close. A small number of shops in Northern Ireland are also said to be at risk. Ladbrokes’ Irish operation will continue to employ about 350 staff at its remaining locations. It declined to say which shops had been earmarked for closure, saying that it needed to engage with staff first.

Munster have announced plans to play another Champions Cup game at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh next season – subject to GAA approval and provided Clayton McMillan’s side can qualify. The province currently sits seventh in the URC table after securing two bonus points in the three-point defeat to Bulls in Loftus Versfeld on Saturday. The top eight sides qualify for playoffs and for the following season’s Champions Cup.