Carlos Sainz Jr. wins 1st career F1 race with British GP victory
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Source:The Herald
July 04, 2022 00:35 UTC
A whole lot of love for regional airports — they deserve it
I don’t know the Guinness Book of Records time for getting through airport security in Ireland, but I feel like I’m about to find out soon via Twitter. Following Dublin Airport’s recent PR woes with nightmare queuing times, consumers travelling through Ireland’s other airports have been quick to report their check-in conquests online. However, while it’s been a turbulent few months for Dublin Airport, recent controversies have put a more positive spotlight on the likes of Cork, Shannon, and Kerry airports, which so often can fall below our flight radar. All of our sun destinations have been performing extremely well since the commencement of the Summer Schedule in March 2022. Down in the Kingdom, Kerry Airport (located 20mins north of Killarney) is keen to woo a new tranche of travellers looking for a low key gateway.
Source:Irish Examiner
July 03, 2022 23:57 UTC
Labour calls on PM to explain why he gave key job to 'grope' Tory Chris Pincher
The PM is under fire for claiming Pincher did the “decent thing” by quitting his post on Thursday amid claims that he had groped two men at the Carlton Club the night before. Another Tory MP also claimed he was groped on two occasions by Pincher, first in December 2021 and again last month. Image: Richard Rayner) Richard Rayner)The PM’s former top adviser Dominic Cummings alleged Mr Johnson referred to “Pincher by name, pincher by nature” long before appointing him Deputy Chief Whip in February. One report claimed Mr Johnson told aides he had the “support of all the sex pests” in the Tory party for his successful 2019 leadership bid. A third unnamed Tory MP has been told to stay away from Parliament after being arrested on suspicion of rape and other offences.
Source:Daily Mirror
July 03, 2022 23:56 UTC
Xavi 'tells SIX Barcelona players that they have no future at the club' with stars set to move on
Barcelona manager Xavi has told six of his players that they are not in his plans going forward at the Nou Camp. According to sport.es, Xavi is keen to start from scratch at Barca with pre-season set to begin today, but many questions remain over several players' futures. Umtiti signed for Barcelona in 2016 from Lyon, whilst Wague joined in 2018. Mingueza and Puig both graduated from Barcelona's academy but it has been made clear that Xavi does not want either player around. It is thought that the players have known of their situation for a few weeks, with Xavi planning on shaking things up as he tries to turn around Barcelona's fortunes.
Source:Daily Mail
July 03, 2022 23:42 UTC
McGrath’s brace not enough as Westmeath bow out
Laura Doherty in action for Westmeath against Laois yesterday. Photo: Denis ByrneMcGrath’s brace not enough as Westmeath bow outGlen Dimplex All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Championship: Westmeath 2-11, Laois 1-14Gerry Buckley reportsA fine point from Laois’ centre half back Clodagh Tynan in the fifth minute of added-time secured the home team the draw which eliminated Westmeath from this year’s All-Ireland intermediate camogie championship at the O’Moore County’s centre of excellence in Portlaoise yesterday (Saturday) afternoon. Laois were pointless going into the game and needed a win to have any hope of avoiding relegation instead of Carlow. Laois regained their five-point advantage by 33rd minute with points from Delaney and Collier (a free). Scorers – Westmeath: D McGrath 2-1, M Dowdall (3f) and C McCrossan 0-3 each, K Gaffney, O Glynn, E Broughan and E Finn 0-1 each.
Source:Irish Independent
July 03, 2022 21:05 UTC
TOP SPIN AT THE TEST: Jonny Bairstow nears the record for the most Test centuries in a calendar year
India remain in control of their final clash against England after reaching stumps at 125-3, despite Jonny Bairstow hitting a third century in as many Tests. Jonny Bairstow struck his third hundred in as many tests as England reached 284 against IndiaJonny Bairstow now has five Test hundreds in 2022. Bairstow laboured over 63 deliveries for his first 13 runs - up to the point that he had his spat with Virat Kohli. Mohammed Shami bowled the longest opening spell in Test cricket for 15 years. India's run rate of 2.77 was lower than any of the 14 completed Test innings here this summer.
Source:Daily Mail
July 03, 2022 19:39 UTC
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Rugby: Ireland coach Andy Farrell vows to bounce back after chastening All Blacks defeat
The All Blacks make a triumphant return with an impressive win against Ireland at Eden Park. Video / Sky SportThe All Blacks make a triumphant return with an impressive win against Ireland at Eden Park. Video / Sky SportIreland coach Andy Farrell is adamant his team can find a way back into the series with the All Blacks, despite the chastening 42-19 first test loss on Saturday night. Farrell was overall satisfied with his team's endeavour and effort, pointing out the number of chances that had been created. "We are here to find out about the personnel that we have got and no better place to do it than New Zealand, said Farrell.
Source:The Herald
July 03, 2022 19:22 UTC
Sustainable beef means ‘first and foremost’ economically viable
Sustainable beef means ‘first and foremost’ economically viableFLAGSHIP Teagasc Beef Open Day returns July 5Supporting Sustainable Beef Farming is the theme of the Teagasc Beef Open Day when it makes its eagerly awaited return to Co. Meath next week. Paul Crosson, Head of Beef Enterprise, suspects farmers attending the open day will be cautiously optimistic about the beef sector. This all feeds into the central theme of this year’s open day - supporting a sustainable beef farming. “Sustainable beef farming for us is first and foremost economically viable beef farming,” assures Dr Crosson. The Beef Open Day is a free event taking place in Grange, Co Meath on Tuesday, July 5.
Source:Irish Independent
July 03, 2022 19:03 UTC
Roger Federer hopes to play 'one more time' at Wimbledon
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Source:The Herald
July 03, 2022 18:27 UTC
Coveney and German counterpart condemn UK for 'unilaterally breaking an international agreement'
Simon Coveney and his German counterpart have warned British prime minister Boris Johnson that there is “no legal or political justification” for his plans to override the Brexit agreement on Northern Ireland. Mr Coveney and his German counterpart Annalena Baerbock made a rare joint statement condemning the UK for “unilaterally breaking an international agreement”. There is no legal or political justification for unilaterally breaking an international agreement entered into only two years ago. British prime minister Boris Johnson's determination to effectively override the Northern Ireland protocol risks undermining the “rules-based international order”. Tánaiste Leo Varadkar last week accused the British government of risking the break-up of the UK with its handling of Northern Ireland.
Source:Irish Examiner
July 03, 2022 17:14 UTC
How four shipping containers added up to one dream home
The architect’s pioneering property, Grillagh Water House, is internationally recognisable following its appearance on Channel 4’s Grand Designs in 2014. Pictures: Bruno TamiozzoThe laughter didn’t stop him and Patrick completed Grillagh Water House from £10k worth of shipping containers in just under 10 months. "The primary structure is made of four 45ft shipping containers, merged together to form two large cantilever forms," says Patrick. “No, prior to ‘Grand Designs’ I had never planned to be on TV — but then I thought: Why not try it?” he says. It [‘Grand Designs’] reaped a lot of rewards for me and turned out to be one of the best decisions I ever made.”Patrick says he “owes” a lot to Grand Designs — not least his first encounter with his wife Victoria.
Source:Irish Examiner
July 03, 2022 17:12 UTC
Meronk first Polish winner on European tour with Irish win
Adrian Meronk became Poland's first winner on the European tour Sunday with a superb closing stretch at Mount Juliet for a 6-under 66 and a three-shot victory in the Irish Open. Meronk was one shot behind Ryan Fox of New Zealand with four holes remaining when he went birdie-birdie-eagle to give himself room for error on the tough closing hole. Meronk, who finished at 20-under 268, Fox and Thriston Lawrence (67) already were exempt for the British Open. The three spots available from the Irish Open went to American John Catlin, David Law of Scotland and Fabrizio Zanotti of Paraguay. Meronk, who played college golf at East Tennessee State, will be the first Polish player in the British Open at St. Andrews in two weeks.
Source:The Herald
July 03, 2022 17:08 UTC
Transfer news LIVE: Ronaldo's Man Utd exit request, Barcelona 'agree' Man City deal plus Martinez bid latest
The transfer window is now well and truly underway with clubs in the Premier League and beyond bolstering their squads. The likes of Liverpool, Man City, Arsenal and many more have been busy at work ahead of the 2022/23 season. Chelsea are going head-to-head with Barcelona for the signing of Leeds United star Raphinha, whilst Lisandro Martinez is at the centre of a tug of war between Man Utd and Arsenal. The Red Devils have also been left rocked with the news that Cristiano Ronaldo wants to quit Old Trafford following their poor season last term. Register with Betfred, place a £10 wager on any event and you will qualify for this incredible welcome offer.
Source:Daily Mirror
July 03, 2022 17:03 UTC
Border poll not appropriate or right at this time – Varadkar
An Irish border poll would “not be appropriate or right” at this time, Ireland’s deputy premier has said. But he added: “I don’t think it’s appropriate or right at this time. “A border poll at this stage would be both divisive and defeated, and that wouldn’t be a good outcome for anyone,” he said. In terms of the outcome of any future border poll, he said 50% plus one was not desirable. “But I do think one thing we should do is clarify the tests around when a border poll can and should happen.
Source:The Herald
July 03, 2022 16:47 UTC
Frenkie de Jong edges closer to Man Utd as Barcelona transfer swap emerges
It comes amid reports that the player already cleared out his locker at Barca with a move to Old Trafford appearing to be edging closer. The Blaugrana are hopeful of replacing De Jong directly with a raid on United's rivals Manchester City to land midfielder Bernardo Silva and the player is open to a move. Would De Jong be the perfect midfield signing for Man Utd? Speaking of Silva’s situation earlier this summer, Guardiola acknowledged that the player may want a transfer: "Today I think Bernardo Silva will stay. But as I've always said, from my time at Barça, I don't want players who don't want to be at my club.
Source:Daily Mirror
July 03, 2022 16:46 UTC