Ceferin Insists That UEFA Does Care About Rascism

Ceferin Insists That UEFA Does Care About Rascism

UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin insists the organization is “trying” and “we care” over the fight against racism in football. A number of high-profile incidents in recent weeks – including racist abuse hurled at England players in Bulgaria and chants aimed...
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Messi Wins Record Sixth Ballon d’Or

Messi Wins Record Sixth Ballon d’Or

Lionel Messi has claimed a record sixth Ballon d’Or crown at the 64th ceremony in Paris. Argentina striker Messi moved ahead of great rival Cristiano Ronaldo to take outright ownership of the Ballon d’Or record haul, seeing off Liverpool’s Virgil...
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Liverpool Derby to be Highlight of FA Cup’s Third Round

Liverpool Derby to be Highlight of FA Cup’s Third Round

Rivals Liverpool and Everton will meet in the FA Cup third round. Jurgen Klopp’s Premier League leaders will have home advantage in the cup Merseyside derby, which will take place from January 3-6. Holders Manchester City landed a home tie...
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Public Urged to Reach Out and Help Elderly Over Christmas

Public Urged to Reach Out and Help Elderly Over Christmas

The public have been urged to reach out to elderly people, as pensioners can face high levels of isolation and loneliness over the Christmas period. Many pensioners worry about warmth, shelter and essentials including food and medication, as well as...
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Sinn Féin’s Voice Heard ‘Loud and Clear’ Despite Not Taking Westminster Seats Says McDonald

Sinn Féin’s Voice Heard ‘Loud and Clear’ Despite Not Taking Westminster Seats Says McDonald

Sinn Féin’s voice is being heard “loud and clear” despite pledging not to take its Westminster seats, the party leader said. Mary Lou McDonald said it was the election of a generation due to the challenge posed to Northern Ireland...
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Government’s Renewable Scheme Will Meet Ireland’s Climate Commitments Says Bruton

Government’s Renewable Scheme Will Meet Ireland’s Climate Commitments Says Bruton

A Government scheme to achieve 70% renewable electricity by 2030 will meet Ireland’s future climate commitments, it has been claimed. Environment Minister Richard Bruton unveiled details of the first Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (RESS) auction, which...
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Tánaiste to Visit Israel and Palestinian Territories

Tánaiste to Visit Israel and Palestinian Territories

Tánaiste Simon Coveney is to visit Israel and the troubled Palestinian territories. The Foreign Affairs Minister will hold meetings with senior political leaders and UN officials. In Ramallah in the West Bank, the Tánaiste will meet Palestinian education min...
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No Silva Lining for Everton as Leicester Keep Marching On

No Silva Lining for Everton as Leicester Keep Marching On

Kelechi Iheanacho’s stoppage-time strike continued Leicester’s red-hot form and piled more misery on Everton boss Marco Silva. The substitute scored his first Premier League goal since September 2018 to give the Foxes a dramatic 2-1 win – their sixth str...
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Stuttering Manchester United Held to Draw by Aston Villa

Stuttering Manchester United Held to Draw by Aston Villa

Manchester United squandered the chance to move into Champions League contention after being held to a 2-2 home draw by Aston Villa. For a substantial period in the first half the visitors, who had lost 16 of their last 17...
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More of the Same from Ljungberg’s Arsenal Against Canaries

More of the Same from Ljungberg’s Arsenal Against Canaries

Arsenal started life after Unai Emery with a 2-2 draw at Norwich which saw their winless run extend to eight games in all competitions. Interim boss Freddie Ljungberg insisted he would try and put smiles on the faces of fans...
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