Man Utd news: Elliott Anderson swap transfer moves step closer as buying club found
The Red Devils are back in action next week as they welcome Leeds United to Old Trafford for Monday night football. Michael Carrick has taken the senior squad to a training camp in Ireland to prepare the returning international stars for Premier League action. Elliot Anderson transfer nearsUnited are determined to make a move for Nottingham Forest's Elliot Anderson at the earliest opportunity. Juventus and Newcastle are also keen as Ugarte looks set to depart Old Trafford after just two seasons. The 24-year-old has played just 915 minutes of football this campaign, making seven Premier League starts and 14 cameos from the bench.
Source:Daily Mirror
April 10, 2026 07:09 UTC
Noah Kahan announces two concerts in Dublin in November
Noah Kahan announces two concerts in Dublin in NovemberNoah Kahan has announced two concerts in Dublin in November. Kahan will play in the 3 Arena on November 21st and 22nd. The concerts are part of his The Great Divide World Tour, with arena shows across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and Europe from September through December. Kahan will release his highly anticipated fourth studio album, The Great Divide, on April 24th. Kahan will also release his long-awaited Netflix documentary, Noah Kahan: Out of Body, available globally on April 13th.
Source:Irish Independent
April 10, 2026 06:30 UTC
Video: Melania Trump speaks out in relation to Epstein 'I'm not a victim'
Video: Mysterious Melania Trump note that's buried in the Epstein files... and every time she's mentioned in themMelania Trump speaks out in relation to Epstein as she claims 'I'm not a victim'
Source:Daily Mail
April 10, 2026 06:25 UTC
Plans approved for construction firm's new Tullamore HQ
Plans approved for construction firm's new Tullamore HQOffaly County Council has granted planning permission for the development of a new two-storey corporate headquarters for construction company Townmore in Sragh Industrial Estate Tullamore. In its planning application, Townmore Construction outlined that it currently has office accommodation in Clonminch Hi-Tech Park, Tullamore, for 45 staff, as well as in Dublin (10 staff) and Cork (10 staff). The planning application on behalf of K&J Townmore Construction Ltd was submitted last October, and further information was requested by the council the following month. Car parking provision is based on demonstrated demand rather than theoretical maximum occupancy reducing pressure on parking. "The proposed parking provision is therefore considered appropriate and will not result in adverse traffic or parking impacts," the parking management plan from the company further noted.
Source:Irish Independent
April 10, 2026 06:23 UTC
Charlotte Dawson cuts a glamorous figure in a plunging pink dress as she packs on the PDA with fiancé Matt Sarsfield at the Aintree Grand National Festival
Charlotte Dawson cut a glamorous figure in a plunging pink dress as she packed on the PDA with her fiancé Matt Sarsfield at the Aintree Grand National Festival in Liverpool on Thursday. Her glamorous ensemble featured a plunging sweetheart neckline, a corseted bodice, and a pleated maxi skirt with a daring thigh-high slit. Keeping with the baby pink theme, Charlotte added inches to her frame with pink pointed court heels and toted her essentials in a matching mini Hermès handbag. Elsewhere, one woman turned heads in a plunging black maxi dress, complete with a thigh-high split and a deep V-neckline. The Grand National on Saturday, known as the People's Race, draws attention across the UK in a way that perhaps no other horse race is able to do.
Source:Daily Mail
April 10, 2026 06:18 UTC
Electrofishing sends invasive carp species flying into the air
Video: Fishermen resort to helmets after being knocked out by flying fish as Trump wages war on invasive speciesElectrofishing sends invasive fish species, Asian carp, flying into the air in Michigan lake.
Source:Daily Mail
April 10, 2026 06:00 UTC
‘Big Mood’ on a big high as the hit show set to return
Ahead of the release, Coughlan and West open up about the responsibilities that come with working on a show like Big Mood. The show treats bipolar disorder with real nuance — it’s funny and serious in equal measure. Medicating bipolar disorder is infamously hard, because it’s about striking a balance; it’s not like you’re depressed and put on uppers. Do you feel ‘big mood’ helped open up conversations surrounding bipolar disorder? And I love being part of something where it’s normal to have a discussion about bipolar disorder and anti-psychotic drugs.
Source:Irish Examiner
April 10, 2026 05:37 UTC
Alan Healy: Even if the fuel price protesters go home, the problem won't
Despite efforts to direct anger at the Government, soaring fuel prices are a symptom of a global energy shock whose full economic consequences we have barely started to feel. The war in Iran led to the closure of the strait, through which about 20% of the world's oil supply once passed, triggering the largest crude oil supply disruption in history. Oil prices plunged on the initial announcement, but within hours, the deal was faltering. The global economy must still contend with follow-on inflation as elevated fuel prices work their way down the supply chain. Every business in Ireland is impacted by fuel price rises.
Source:Irish Examiner
April 10, 2026 05:30 UTC
Irish Examiner view: Protest may be harming those it seeks to support
The scenes unfolding across the country in recent days point to a deep well of frustration that cannot be dismissed. The right to protest is fundamental in a democratic society, yet it is neither absolute nor immune from consequence. When demonstrations cross certain lines, they risk undermining the very support that sustains them. Just for laughsThere was a time when sketch comedy felt central to Irish and British TV — anarchic, inventive, properly funny. Its rhythms, its humour, even its sense of importance can feel distinctly foreign to Irish and British sensibilities.
Source:Irish Examiner
April 10, 2026 05:25 UTC
Creepy van driver stalked girl waiting for bus to college
Creepy van driver stalked girl waiting for bus to collegeHe brought her gifts and asked her for a kiss despite her pleas for him to leave her aloneView 2 Images Dariusz Sicinski (Image: Wiltshire Police)A man has admitted stalking a teenage girl who he repeatedly approached while she was waiting to catch a bus to college. Dariusz Sicinski, 33, of Robertson Road, Cheltenham, appeared at Swindon Magistrates’ Court last Wednesday where he admitted stalking causing serious alarm and distress. Sicinski arrived in his van, exited his vehicle and began to approach the victim, at which point officers were able to apprehend and arrest him. “The victim reported the matter to police promptly and plain clothes officers from the MEU accompanied the victim to her bus stop the next day, where Sicinski was caught red handed. We are also responsible for recognising and preventing child and adult exploitation, group-based offending, Com network offending and modern slavery and human trafficking.”
Source:Daily Mirror
April 10, 2026 04:58 UTC
Yorkshire teen dubbed 'dangerous' almost murdered 'friend' after argument over food
Yorkshire teen dubbed 'dangerous' almost murdered 'friend' after argument over foodHarley Mitchell was pestering his 'friend' to order food for him when he plunged a knife six inches into his stomachView Image Harley Mitchell has been sentenced to time at a young offenders' institution (Image: Humberside Police)A teenager from Hull has landed in court after he almost murdered his so-called 'friend' following a dispute over food. Mitchell pestered the young man about placing a food order for him but the friend said that he was too drunk. The friend became sick of this behaviour, stood up and raised his voice to Mitchell, saying that he should order his own food. Mitchell stood up and began waving the knife towards the friend, who backed away towards a wall. Jazmine Lee, mitigating, said that it was serious offending and Mitchell seriously over-reacted during the knife incident.
Source:Daily Mirror
April 10, 2026 03:12 UTC
‘Down to the last keg’ – pubs fear running out of beer as Dublin city blockade continues
Photo: GettySome Dublin city-centre pubs will run out of beer unless deliveries blocked by fuel protests resume, publicans have warned. Businesses of all kinds were struggling to get restocked as a result of the protests that have brought Dublin city centre to a standstill. There is no traffic coming down the quay and the buses can’t get across,” Mr O’Brien said. “We have a sister property that we have had to taxi the stock from.”Publicans in Dublin fear they will run out of Guinness an beer if the fuel protests continue. In response to the protests, Dublin City Council said it “would like to remind the public that the city centre remains open for business, despite disruption caused by the current fuel protests”.
Source:Irish Independent
April 10, 2026 03:07 UTC
Attorney: Ex-OHSU exec raised patient safety concerns before firing
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Source:The Herald
April 10, 2026 03:02 UTC
Critical care under threat on day four of fuel price protests
Emergency vehicles are running out of fuel, while critical care and medicines for patients are under threat, as the nationwide fuel protests enter day four. On Thursday, thousands of people flocked to stations that still had fuel to panic buy ahead of the weekend. Mr O’Callaghan appealed to protesters to lift their blockades and warned that the Defence Forces “remain on standby” to move demonstrations blocking critical infrastructure. It also spoke of the impact on people seeking to attend medical appointments, adding that there are impacts on home care and other critical care services such as dialysis and cancer care. “I would ask people involved in the protests to cease their protests,” Mr O’Callaghan said.
Source:Irish Examiner
April 10, 2026 03:00 UTC
League of Ireland previews: Team news, talking points and verdicts for Friday’s Premier Division games
Tanya Sweeney: I’ll never be a size 8 again, and I don’t care how I look naked – my desire to move more and eat well is now finally rooted in health, not looks
Source:Irish Independent
April 10, 2026 02:31 UTC