Alex Levy Becomes First European Tour Player To Test Positive For Covid-19

Alex Levy Becomes First European Tour Player To Test Positive For Covid-19

France’s Alex Levy has become the first European Tour player to test positive for Covid-19 following his withdrawal from the Celtic Classic. Levy initially tested negative after informing tournament officials that a friend he had met at home in France...
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Australia’s Bid For 2027 Rugby World Cup Gets Boost From Dual-Awarding System

Australia’s Bid For 2027 Rugby World Cup Gets Boost From Dual-Awarding System

Australia have received another boost in their bid to host the 2027 Rugby World Cup, with World Rugby set to announce the next two men’s and women’s tournament hosts at the same time. The United States will top the early...
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One-Third Of Northern A-Level Students Receive Grades Lower Than That Awarded By Their Teachers

One-Third Of Northern A-Level Students Receive Grades Lower Than That Awarded By Their Teachers

Over one third of A-level students in the North receive grades lower than the mark they received from their teachers. Statistical modelling was applied to come up with the final results, resulting in 37% of pupils across the province receiving...
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Out&About

Out&About

By Paddy McCarthy Who put the lights out? Now that is what happened on Long Island, New York last week and it was not too good now mind yea. Now I don’t want to be throwing stones only I have...
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Donnelly Facing Criticism For Missing Coronavirus Committee Meeting

Donnelly Facing Criticism For Missing Coronavirus Committee Meeting

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has been criticized for not attending a special committee on the Government’s response to Covid-19. Mr Donnelly was invited to attend the committee tomorrow but said it was “short notice” and that he would appear...
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Driven By Coronavirus Pandemic, UK Enters Worst Recession On Record

Driven By Coronavirus Pandemic, UK Enters Worst Recession On Record

Britain has officially entered into the largest recession on record after figures showed the pandemic sent the economy plunging by 20.4 per cent between April and June. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) confirmed the UK’s nosedive into recession for.....
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FA Backtracks On Plans For Return Of Supporters For Community Shield

FA Backtracks On Plans For Return Of Supporters For Community Shield

Fans are unlikely to be allowed in to watch the Community Shield between Liverpool and Arsenal at Wembley later this month. The 2020-21 curtain-raiser at the national stadium on August 29th was being considered as a pilot event to allow...
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Mike Tyson’s Comeback Fight Against Jones Jr Postponed Until November

Mike Tyson’s Comeback Fight Against Jones Jr Postponed Until November

Former world heavyweight champion Mike Tyson’s return to the ring against Roy Jones Jr has been put back until November 28th. Tyson, 54, who dominated the heavyweight scene for almost 20 years after winning the title in 1987, was due...
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Outbreak at Co Kildare Hospital Being Handled Says SIPTU

Outbreak at Co Kildare Hospital Being Handled Says SIPTU

A suspected Covid-19 outbreak at a Co Kildare hospital is being tackled, workers union Siptu has said. Staff at Naas General Hospital were said to be affected by the disease, with it being reported that a member of the hospital’s...
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Wolves Pay The Price For Jiménez’s Early Penalty Miss

Wolves Pay The Price For Jiménez’s Early Penalty Miss

Wolves’ Europa League dreams are over after Sevilla punished Raul Jimenez’s early penalty miss to set-up a semi-final clash with Manchester United. This continental campaign has been as long as it has been memorable for the West Midlands club, having...
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