Eric Dier Handed Four Match Ban For ‘Objectively Threatening’ Behavior

Eric Dier Handed Four Match Ban For ‘Objectively Threatening’ Behavior

Eric Dier has been banned for four matches after an independent panel ruled it was not his sole intention to protect his brother when he entered the stands after Tottenham’s FA Cup exit to Norwich and that his behavior was...
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Less Than Half Surveyed Have Confidence In The Irish Justice System

Less Than Half Surveyed Have Confidence In The Irish Justice System

Less than half the population in Ireland are confident that people are brought to justice in the State, it has been revealed. Some 46% of people aged 18 and over said they felt “very confident” or “quite confident” that that...
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The Landry Brothers Are Pioneers In Improving The Aging Experience

The Landry Brothers Are Pioneers In Improving The Aging Experience

Interview by Mike Greenly The topic of growing older is about as universal as one can imagine. Being no spring chicken myself, I often think about growing older — while still loving the zest and commitment I feel for everything...
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Vardy Scores Late To Secure Draw For Leicester In North London

Vardy Scores Late To Secure Draw For Leicester In North London

Jamie Vardy hit a late equalizer as Leicester came from behind to earn a point at 10-man Arsenal in a match where VAR was at the forefront. The Gunners were looking for a fourth consecutive Premier League win for the...
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Assembly Calls On Michelle O’Neill To Apologize For Attending Storey Funeral

Assembly Calls On Michelle O’Neill To Apologize For Attending Storey Funeral

The Stormont Assembly has passed a motion urging the North’s deputy first minister Michelle O’Neill to apologize for attending Bobby Storey’s funeral during the pandemic. Hundreds lined the route of the veteran republican and former IRA member’s co...
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Chelsea Move Into Third Place After Hard-Fought Win At Selhurst Park

Chelsea Move Into Third Place After Hard-Fought Win At Selhurst Park

Chelsea remained on course for a top-four finish after getting the better of Crystal Palace in a five-goal thriller at Selhurst Park. The Blues were in cruise control after Olivier Giroud and Christian Pulisic struck, but Wilfried Zaha ended his...
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Micheál Martin Not In Favor Of ‘Divisive’ Border Poll

Micheál Martin Not In Favor Of ‘Divisive’ Border Poll

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has described Sinn Féin’s calls for a border poll on a united Ireland as divisive and said he would favor a different approach. Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said a referendum on Irish unity is “imperative”...
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Women’s British Open To Be Played Behind Closed Doors At Royal Troon

Women’s British Open To Be Played Behind Closed Doors At Royal Troon

The AIG Women’s British Open will go ahead in August behind closed doors, event organizer the R&A has announced. The championship at Royal Troon from August 20-23 will now be the first women’s major of the year following the cancellation...
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Insurance Companies Must ‘Absolutely Pay Up” On Business Interruption Claims

Insurance Companies Must ‘Absolutely Pay Up” On Business Interruption Claims

The head of the Central Bank of Ireland has said he expects insurance companies to “absolutely pay up” on business interruption claims. Governor Gabriel Makhlouf said the regulator wants a rapid resolution and clarity for all businesses. Firms have complai...
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Spurs Stay In The Hunt For A European Place After Beating Everton

Spurs Stay In The Hunt For A European Place After Beating Everton

Tottenham reignited their European ambitions with a 1-0 win over Everton which saw team-mates Hugo Lloris and Son Heung-min clash at half-time. Michael Keane’s first-half own goal gave Spurs a much-needed three points that sees them up to eighth in...
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