Anthony Joshua Focused On Kubrat Puley Bout

Anthony Joshua Focused On Kubrat Puley Bout

Anthony Joshua is adamant neither he nor Tyson Fury are overlooking their respective “banana skin” opponents as anticipation builds towards a potential showdown between the two world heavyweight champions next year. It is understood Joshua’s defense of his WBA, IBF...
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Kenny Too Busy Planning For Bulgaria To Reflect On First Game As Ireland Manager

Kenny Too Busy Planning For Bulgaria To Reflect On First Game As Ireland Manager

Stephen Kenny admits he has not had time to reflect upon the latest landmark in his career as he prepares to send the Republic of Ireland into battle for the first time. The former Under-21s boss has replaced Mick McCarthy...
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Teachers’ Union Reports Some Schools Failing To Implement Social Distancing Policy

Teachers’ Union Reports Some Schools Failing To Implement Social Distancing Policy

Some schools have failed to implement Covid-19 social distancing measures ahead of pupils returning to the classrooms this week, an Oireachtas committee has heard. Teachers’ Union of Ireland (TUI) general secretary Michael Gillespie said that the union had r...
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Gunners Hoping To Welcome Fans Back To The Emirates In October

Gunners Hoping To Welcome Fans Back To The Emirates In October

Arsenal could allow a limited number of fans into the Emirates Stadium for their Premier League match against Sheffield United on October 3. The Gunners have said they are working with authorities on plans to welcome back supporters in line...
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British Court Signs Off On Virgin Atlantic Bailout

British Court Signs Off On Virgin Atlantic Bailout

Virgin Atlantic’s £1.2 billion (€1.35 billion) bailout has been signed off by a UK High Court judge. Last week, the airline’s creditors voted to approve the deal, which the airline said was a “significant milestone in safeguarding its future”. At...
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Australia Enters Recession For The First Time In 28 Years

Australia Enters Recession For The First Time In 28 Years

Australia’s economy has suffered its sharpest quarterly drop since the Great Depression because of the pandemic, with official data released on Wednesday confirming the country is experiencing its first recession in 28 years. The latest national accounts sho...
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Same-Sex Weddings Can Now Be Performed In The North

Same-Sex Weddings Can Now Be Performed In The North

Same-sex couples in Northern Ireland can apply to have a religious wedding ceremony following a change in the law. From today, couples will be able to register to marry in a religious setting, and religious bodies can choose to opt...
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Researchers At Trinity To Participate In Clinical Trial For MND Sufferers

Researchers At Trinity To Participate In Clinical Trial For MND Sufferers

Researchers in Dublin are participating in an early phase gene-based clinical trial for motor neurone disease (MND) sufferers. The team at Trinity College Dublin is one of only four in Europe to take part in the clinical trial for the...
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Met Éireann Announce Storm Names For 2020-21

Met Éireann Announce Storm Names For 2020-21

Aiden will be the first storm to blow in across Ireland and the UK this winter, according to the new list of names for this year’s strongest weather systems. Bella, Gavin, Julia, Minnie, Oscar, Ravi, Saidhbhin and Wilson are among...
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Marcus Rashford Spearheading Task Force To Tackle Child Food Poverty

Marcus Rashford Spearheading Task Force To Tackle Child Food Poverty

Marcus Rashford is spearheading a task force on the issue of child food poverty and is warning of “devastating” effects on the stability of the country if action is not taken quickly. The Manchester United and England striker was successful...
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