Trump says US wins 'regardless' in the peace talks and warns China
Video: Iran says no further plans for peace talks with the US and warns there will be 'no change' on Strait of HormuzTrump says US wins 'regardless' in the peace talks with Iran and warns China if it ships weapons to Iran.
Source:Daily Mail
April 11, 2026 23:52 UTC
From skin changes to headaches... the six signs you're taking too many vitamins
'Remember that your body has to work to eliminate the excess vitamin from your body. US health authorities recommend adults get between 1.3 and 1.7mg of vitamin B6 each day and avoid exceeding 100mg daily. High doses of vitamin B6, meanwhile, can compound with sports drinks rich in electrically charged minerals called electrolytes. Chao also notes excess vitamin A can cause dry skin, flaking and hair loss in excessive amounts by damaging the skin barrier and reducing the production of protective oil. Additionally, vitamin B6 is believed to help convert the amino acid tryptophan into mood-boosting serotonin, which increases cortical arousal during REM sleep, when most dreams occur.
Source:Daily Mail
April 11, 2026 23:38 UTC
Zack Polanski is trying to fool the country into banning racing. But the Grand National proved why he must be stopped from blowing a £4.1bn hole in the economy, writes DOMINIC KING
There is a world that Zack Polanski envisages in which none of this would have occurred. Mr Polanski, the leader of the Green Party, would abolish horseracing if he had the opportunity. But here’s the thing – Aintree is growing in popularity, as is horseracing as a whole as attendances continue to climb. What happens, for instance, to the 20,000 thoroughbreds in the United Kingdom if Polanski abolished racing? What fills the £4.1billion hole that would be left in the country’s economy if the sport ceased to exist?
Source:Daily Mail
April 11, 2026 23:34 UTC
Wedding of the Week: Dreamy destination do for well-travelled Kerry couple
Kerry couple Aisling Brennan and Padraig O’Connor planned a wedding that they describe as “a true reflection of our journey together”. Aisling Brennan. Pictures: Padraig Healy PhotographyPadraig wore a white and black tuxedo from Louis Copeland, bringing a modern take to a classic look. Padraig O’Connor. Pictures: Padraig Healy Photography
Source:Irish Examiner
April 11, 2026 23:21 UTC
Liverpool fans protest at Fulham match after club decision and email from chief
Liverpool fans protest at Fulham match after club decision and email from chiefLiverpool supporters made their feelings clear in a protest against rising ticket prices during the Premier League match at Anfield against FulhamView 2 Images Liverpool fans display a banner in protest to the club raising their ticket prices. Liverpool fans made their feelings crystal clear about the club's proposed plans to increase ticket prices by protesting at today's game against Fulham. Fans unveiled a banner at the Kop end at Anfield that read 'No to ticket price increase.' The protest follows an attempt from chief executive Billy Hogan to quell any unrest, writing to all of the club's season ticket holders prior to the game. Speaking ahead of the game, supporters club Spirit of Shankly said: "SUPPORTERS are angry.
Source:Daily Mirror
April 11, 2026 23:09 UTC
Healthcare assistant accused of smuggling woman through Dublin Airport
Photograph: Getty ImagesA UK-based healthcare assistant has been refused bail following her Dublin Airport arrest for smuggling a woman into Ireland with a Swedish “lookalike” document to claim asylum. Muna Mohamed Sharif (47), with an address at Bodmin Grove, Birmingham, England, was arrested at Terminal 2 on Friday afternoon. The Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) charged her under sections 6 and 8 of the Criminal Justice (Smuggling of Persons) Act 2021. She is accused of assisting another woman with unlawful entry into, transit across, or presence in the State, and of providing a fraudulent travel or identity document for that purpose. The GNIB detective alleged that the accused and the woman who was brought into the country separately presented themselves to immigration officers.
Source:The Irish Times
April 11, 2026 23:05 UTC
Health service pressures due to older population a daily issue rather than future problem, Minister says
Rising demand on the health service due to Ireland’s ageing population is not a problem for the future, but one that is impacting hospitals daily, the Minister for Health has said. She described the scale of the increase as “quite extraordinary” and cited it as evidence of the constantly growing demand for health services. The Minister played down the prospect of any substantial new investment in hospitals until existing agreements on weekend working were implemented. Changes to rostering across many other disciplines required for hospitals to operate on a six-day basis had been “bought and paid for since 2008”, Carroll MacNeill said. “This isn’t about everybody working harder, doing things the way we’ve always done it, but just doing more of it.
Source:The Irish Times
April 11, 2026 23:03 UTC
Late goals see Cork stun Galway to claim Ladies Football league title
Cork 2-8 Galway 0-9A dramatic finish saw Cork win the Lidl NFL Division 1 title at the TUS Gaelic Grounds Limerick. Scorers for Cork: K Quirke 1-3 (1f), C Trill 1-0 (og), A O’Sullivan 0-2, E Cleary, A Corcoran, A Healy 0-1 each. Galway: E Noone, N Divilly, K Slevin 0-2 each, S Divilly, O Divilly, N Ward 0-1 each. CORK: C Richmond; M Duggan, D Kiniry, S Kelly; A Corcoran, S McGoldrick, R Corkery; A Healy, A O’Mahony; R Leahy, G Murphy, E Cleary; A O’Sullivan, K Quirke, L Hallihan. Subs: L Ward for L Noone (42), C Trill for R Quinn (50), A Ni Ruairc for K Geraghty (51), R Leonard for E Noone (55).
Source:Irish Examiner
April 11, 2026 22:52 UTC
Russian strikes on Odesa kill two ahead of Orthodox Easter ceasefire
Russian drone strikes killed at least two people in the Ukrainian city of Odesa overnight into Saturday, local authorities reported, ahead of a proposed ceasefire for Orthodox Easter. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, Russia targeted Ukraine with 160 drones overnight, of which 133 were shot down or intercepted, hours before a proposed Easter ceasefire was due to come into force. Russia’s defence ministry said 99 Ukrainian drones were shot down overnight across Russia and occupied Crimea. Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday declared a 32-hour ceasefire (Alexander Kazakov/Sputnik, Kremlin Pool/AP)Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday declared a 32-hour ceasefire over the Orthodox Easter weekend, ordering Russian forces to halt hostilities from 4pm Saturday until the end of Sunday. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday Ukraine is ready to mirror any ceasefire steps, having earlier proposed to Russia a pause in attacks on each other’s energy infrastructure over the Orthodox Easter holiday.
Source:Irish Examiner
April 11, 2026 22:51 UTC
Vodafone’s stock market rebound risks losing reception
Margherita Della Valle is chief executive officer of Vodafone, which has been one of the biggest turnaround stories on the FTSE 100 in the past year. However, an unlikely refuge has emerged: Europe’s long-struggling telecoms sector. The European telecoms sector has risen by 40 per cent over the past 12 months. The fact that it’s been delivered by a company lifer, Margherita Della Valle, making the kind of tough calls usually associated with an outside chief executive, makes it even more impressive. Might Della Valle make a defensive bid for 1&1, the fourth-largest German mobile operator?
Source:The Irish Times
April 11, 2026 22:32 UTC
Paul Merson warns Arsenal stars are 'smashed to pieces' after latest title blow
Alex Scott came up with a second-half winner that has put Manchester City in control of their own destiny. Arsenal have sat top for the majority of the season but have lost three of their last four games. That has seen them miss out on the Carabao Cup and the FA Cup whilst their league ambitions are now being questioned. Merson though has backed the Blues to stop City winning when they face off at Stamford Bridge. In their next outing they hammered Liverpool 4-0 to make the last four of the FA Cup, whilst Arsenal themselves were shocked by Southampton.
Source:Daily Mirror
April 11, 2026 22:32 UTC
Microsoft’s Irish accounts underline the importance of FDI to our economy
A slew of accounts filed by Microsoft’s Irish units give a rare insight into the importance of foreign direct investment (FDI) in Ireland. Accounts for the year to the end of June 2025 for Microsoft Ireland Operations Ltd, its main trading business based here, shows that its staff headcount increased last year to 2,934. Add in social security costs, pension and share-based payments and the average rises to just shy of $178,000. At Microsoft Ireland Research (MIR), which licenses the tech giant’s assets to other group entities, the 1,463 were even better paid, earning on average $144,200 in wages and salaries. Clearly, these are valuable jobs, with those high earnings rippling out into the Irish economy.
Source:The Irish Times
April 11, 2026 22:20 UTC
The Masters Day Three: Rory McIlroy loses big lead at Augusta National, as Shane Lowry hits ace to close gap
That Scheffler interviewI feel like referring back to my earlier post after Scottie Scheffler finished his round. He did reference how the greens were getting faster and there's no doubt that this course is becoming more punishing as the afternoon progresses. The players on McIlroy's side of the draw did end up on the right side of the swing but there's a little bit of payback now for the overnight leaders. Still, Scheffler will be pretty happy in the clubhouse now. He's definitely a live contender going into the finale.
Source:Irish Independent
April 11, 2026 22:17 UTC
Missing nuclear official becomes TENTH person tied to dark pattern surrounding US secrets
Another person with links to America's nuclear secrets has gone missing as the disturbing list of deaths and disappearances in recent years continues to grow. The Air Force veteran was only carrying a .38-caliber revolver. Anthony Chavez and Melissa Casias both worked at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), one of the nation's most important nuclear research sites. All three, Garcia, Chavez and Casias, have been tied to General McCasland, who was the former commander of the Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) and oversaw research at Kirtland Air Force Base from 2001 to 2004. Both disappeared within weeks of each other in 2025'That entire mission runs out of Kirtland Air Force Base.
Source:Daily Mail
April 11, 2026 22:17 UTC
Water rates to increase 5 percent in St. Joseph, partner communities
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Source:The Herald
April 11, 2026 22:05 UTC