Chiefs place star G Joe Thuney on IR, activate RB Jerick McKinnon
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Source:The Herald
February 11, 2024 06:43 UTC
The key talking points as Ireland prepare to host Italy in the Six Nations
The key talking points as Ireland prepare to host Italy in the Six NationsBy Ed Elliot, PA, DublinIreland continue their Guinness Six Nations title defence with Sunday afternoon’s match against Italy in Dublin. Andy Farrell’s men launched their campaign with a record bonus-point win away to France, while the Azzurri were narrowly beaten by England. Here, we pick out some of the main talking points ahead of the Aviva Stadium clash. Ireland crushed pre-tournament favourites France in Marseille with a statement 38-17 success which propelled them into pole position for further championship glory. Farrell’s team are expected to win this weekend and will also be favourites for subsequent Dublin showdowns with Wales and Scotland.
Source:Irish Independent
February 11, 2024 05:11 UTC
Revealed: Plot to oust MPs who did not call for Gaza ceasefire as millions of Muslims are urged to 'punish' candidates for failing to back truce in campaign launched by former terror group leader
Millions of Muslims are being urged to vote out MPs who did not call for a Gaza ceasefire in a campaign launched by the former leader of a banned terror group, The Mail on Sunday can reveal. Muslim Vote is plotting to unseat at least 55 Labour and Tory MPs who voted against or abstained on the Gaza ceasefire vote in Parliament last December. We have to show that the Muslim vote should never be ignored again.' Tensions boiled over when 56 Labour MPs defied Sir Keir and voted for a ceasefire in Parliament. Last night Mr Patel said: 'I am neither affiliated with the Muslim Vote campaign nor an organiser.'
Source:Daily Mail
February 11, 2024 04:32 UTC
ALEX BRUMMER: A private equity firm is selling Cobham's disparate parts at pace - the Government must act
At a moment of geopolitical strife, Britain’s defence capabilities have never been more important. In focus: Britain’s defence capabilities have never been more important, Alex Brummer saysIt is an air journey only made possible by the flight refuelling technology developed by aviation innovator Sir Alan Cobham. It is easy for Advent to argue it has done Cobham a huge favour by selling off its disparate parts so rapidly. Reality is that Advent and other private equity firms are rarely business builders. No longer should cash, private equity greed and overseas ownership be allowed to work against the public interest.
Source:Daily Mail
February 10, 2024 23:58 UTC
Lambrecht's Package Liquor Store to get new owner, name
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Source:The Herald
February 10, 2024 23:26 UTC
County Wexford Business Awards now open for nominations
County Wexford is buzzing with anticipation as businesses gear up for the most awaited event of the year, the County Wexford Business Awards, to be held at the Clayton Whites Hotel on Friday, May 24. With 18 awards up for grabs, including the esteemed County Wexford Overall Business of the Year Award, the event promises to be a celebration of business excellence. These awards, open to businesses across County Wexford, foster inclusivity for both members and non-members of County Wexford Chamber. "The success of our Business Awards is a testament to the thriving business community in County Wexford. In collaboration with overall sponsor, Wexford County Council, and media partner Mediahuis (publishers of People Newspapers), County Wexford Chamber looks forward to hosting another vibrant and competitive awards ceremony.
Source:Irish Independent
February 10, 2024 22:26 UTC
Paolo Garbisi knows Italy face a tough task against Ireland
Paolo Garbisi knows Italy face a tough task against IrelandBy Ed Elliot, PA, DublinFly-half Paolo Garbisi believes Italy are ready for the “most difficult match in world rugby” and expects facing Ireland to be twice as tough as taking on England. Ireland are overwhelming favourites for victory at a sold-out Aviva Stadium to keep themselves on course for back-to-back Grand Slam titles following a five-try demolition of France. “I think it’s the most difficult match in world rugby right now. “It’s quite a difference because the leadership that Sexton could provide to their team was amazing,” said Garbisi. “We hope he’s going to make a big difference for us,” Garbisi said of Capuozzo.
Source:Irish Independent
February 10, 2024 20:49 UTC
Man (20s) dies after being hit by lorry in Co Meath
Man (20s) dies after being hit by lorry in Co MeathA pedestrian has died after being hit by a lorry in Co Meath. The man, aged in his 20s, was struck at around 9pm on Friday night on the N2 at Knavinstown in Ashbourne. The lorry driver was uninjured. Gardaí are appealing for any witnesses to the collision to come forward. Anyone with information can contact Ashbourne Garda Station on 01 8010600, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda station.
Source:Irish Independent
February 10, 2024 20:22 UTC
Herald: Chandor’s unique Mussol Nach
11 Feb 2024| 04:04am ISTChandor’s unique Mussol NachThe Vijayanagars won the battle and to celebrate their victory, they probably thought of choreographing a dance which would be performed generation after generation. During this period, Chandor had been the capital of Goa. It is noteworthy that Chandor was the capital of the Kadambas until 1054, when they moved the capital to Govapuri/Gopakapattan (Goa Velha). On listening to what they have to say, the dancers chant a prayer for the wellbeing of the male absentee. The Mussol fell of Cávori is conducted on the following day after the one at Cotta.
Source:The Herald
February 10, 2024 20:05 UTC
Rodrigo Muniz bags brace as Fulham return to winning ways against Bournemouth
Rodrigo Muniz bags brace as Fulham return to winning ways against BournemouthBy Reuben Rosso-Powell, PARodrigo Muniz scored a brace as Fulham claimed their first Premier League win of the year with a 3-1 victory over Bournemouth at Craven Cottage. Marco Silva’s decision to start Muniz continued to pay off into the fifth minute when he was heavily involved with Fulham’s opening goal. Bournemouth needed a response and they got just that – five minutes into the second half – when Senesi pulled one back for the visitors. But just two minutes later, Fulham responded in fashion when Muniz grabbed his second of the match. Bournemouth searched for a late fightback but the Cottagers held on through seven added minutes to leapfrog their opponents into 12th.
Source:Irish Independent
February 10, 2024 18:44 UTC
A female stingray at a NC aquarium becomes pregnant without a male mate. But how?
One North Carolina aquarium is looking to solve the mystery of a female stingray's solo pregnancy that has sparked confusion. Staff there say the female stingray is expecting pups but there's one problem. So how could the female stingray become pregnant without a male mate? Female stingray could have been impregnated by male sharkThe Hendersonville aquarium tells FOX Carolina they were afraid their female stingray named “Charlotte” had cancer when she began to swell. “We have definitive video of the most current ultrasound showing two if not three pups,” Team Ecco told FOX Carolina.
Source:The Herald
February 10, 2024 18:32 UTC
Commentary: Oregon’s tax system is fundamentally unfair, but we can fix it
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Source:The Herald
February 10, 2024 18:20 UTC
Iran recruits British spies to target Jews and regime opponents, report says
The British Daily Mail recently reported that Iran's Revolutionary Guards have been actively seeking to enlist British Muslims. The purpose of this recruitment is for them to act as spies on Jews and those opposing Iran's regime within the UK, among other things. The report, which drew from Israeli and British sources, mentioned that these recruiters engaged in conversations with Muslims who were visiting religious sites in Iran and Iraq. Furthermore, the report contained cautionary advice from experts about Iranian scholarship students, indicating that they could potentially be spies as well. As they constituted a risk to the nation's security, Sweden deported them a year later.
Source:Daily Mail
February 10, 2024 16:31 UTC
Robin Swann reinstates funding to Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice
Robin Swann reinstates funding to Northern Ireland Children’s HospiceBy David Young, PAStormont’s Health Minister has reinstated £85,000 (€100,000) of funding to the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice but has acknowledged it will not be enough to prevent the announced reduction in some services at the facility. Robin Swann had asked officials to look “urgently” at the planned bed cuts to determine the best way forward. On Friday night he said a funding cut that would have seen the hospice lose £85,000 of support from his department this year would be reinstated. “Like all healthcare providers, it has encountered significantly rising running costs, reflecting inflationary pressures,” he said of the children’s hospice. I am also aware of the fact that other Northern Ireland departments have provided financial support to NICH in the past.
Source:Irish Independent
February 10, 2024 15:55 UTC
SHARE OF THE WEEK: Chancellor set to take keen interest as NatWest kicks off bank reporting season
Jeremy Hunt will be taking a keener interest than normal when Natwest kicks off the bank reporting season next week. A repeat of the fervour that surrounded Margaret Thatcher's privatisation programme of the 1980s – including British Gas and British Telecom – looks highly unlikely, however. Natwest – or Royal Bank of Scotland as it was previously known – has lurched from crisis to crisis since taxpayers bailed it out to the tune of £45billion during the financial crisis of 2007-09. But Natwest shares continue to languish, and missteps such as the Nigel Farage debanking scandal have done little to help. So generating any enthusiasm among a weary public to take part in a share sale may prove tricky.
Source:Daily Mail
February 10, 2024 13:12 UTC