President Higgins Leads Easter Rising Commemorations In Dublin

President Higgins Leads Easter Rising Commemorations In Dublin

A seismic uprising which prompted a series of events leading to the independence of Ireland has been marked 105 years on. President Michael D Higgins led the commemorations of the Easter Rising from his official residence, Áras an Uachtaráin. A...
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Carabao Cup Final To Be Pilot Event For Return Of Fans To Stadia

Carabao Cup Final To Be Pilot Event For Return Of Fans To Stadia

The Carabao Cup final, the second FA Cup semi-final and the FA Cup final will serve as Wembley pilot events for the government’s ‘Covid status certification’ scheme. The plan is to enable the safe return of mass gatherings and indoor...
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Unrest In Newtownabbey As Violence Continues To Flare In The North

Unrest In Newtownabbey As Violence Continues To Flare In The North

Disturbances have broken out on the streets in Newtownabbey amid fears there may be another night of trouble ahead in Northern Ireland. Police said on Saturday evening that they were responding following reports of disorder at the Cloughfern roundabout in...
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Jota Scores Brace As Liverpool Run Riot At The Emirates

Jota Scores Brace As Liverpool Run Riot At The Emirates

Substitute Diogo Jota scored twice as Liverpool showed they remain one of the best sides in the Premier League by completely outclassing Arsenal to win 3-0 at the Emirates Stadium. Manchester City’s win at Leicester earlier in the day meant...
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Jesus Celebrates His Birthday With A Goal In Win Against Foxes

Jesus Celebrates His Birthday With A Goal In Win Against Foxes

Birthday boy Gabriel Jesus continued in-form Manchester City’s march to the Premier League title after a classy victory at Leicester. The striker, who turned 24 on Saturday, wrapped up a 2-0 win at the King Power Stadium as Pep Guardiola’s...
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Munster Out Of Heineken Cup After Losing To Toulouse At Home

Munster Out Of Heineken Cup After Losing To Toulouse At Home

Toulouse won at Thomond Park for the first time in their storied Heineken Champions Cup history, defeating Munster 40-33 in an epic eight-try contest. France star Antoine Dupont came alive during the final quarter, touching down twice to supplement a...
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Ireland Expected To Administer One Millionth Vaccine Dose Next Week

Ireland Expected To Administer One Millionth Vaccine Dose Next Week

Ireland will reach the milestone of one million vaccine doses administered some time next week, the head of the health service has predicted. Paul Reid said more than 900,000 doses will have been completed by the end of the weekend....
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Twenty-Seven Police Officers Injured In Northern Unrest On Friday Night

Twenty-Seven Police Officers Injured In Northern Unrest On Friday Night

A total of 27 police officers have been injured in unrest in Northern Ireland as political leaders call for calm over the Easter weekend. The PSNI said 15 officers were injured in Belfast and 12 officers were hurt in Derry...
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Chelsea Stunned By West Brom At Stamford Bridge

Chelsea Stunned By West Brom At Stamford Bridge

Matheus Pereira’s fine brace sparked West Brom’s stunning 5-2 Premier League rout of 10-man Chelsea at Stamford Bridge. Thiago Silva was sent off for two yellow cards after just 29 minutes as Thomas Tuchel’s 14-match unbeaten start at the Chelsea...
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Four Irish Universities To Pilot Rapid Covid-19 Testing Schemes

Four Irish Universities To Pilot Rapid Covid-19 Testing Schemes

Rapid Covid-19 testing schemes are to be piloted in four Irish universities, Simon Harris has confirmed. The Minister for Further and Higher Education announced the move after a Government report recommended the use of self-administered antigen testing on a tr...
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