Tuchel praises Chelsea’s ‘incredible’ effort in ‘battle’ with Atlético

[ad_1] Thomas Tuchel praised his Chelsea when they did “what was necessary” to remove Atlético de Madrid from the Champions League. Against a below par Atlético, Chelsea were completely dominant at Stamford Bridge. Their positive work in the first half was rewarded with a goal in the 34th minute. It came through a ruthless counterattack … Read more

Perth perplexed by the optics of the Dundalk configuration change

[ad_1] Former Dundalk head coach Vinny Perth says he finds it difficult to understand the optics behind the club’s decision to alter its management structure. Last week, the Lilywhites announced that they had officially appointed Shane Keegan as their first team coach, replacing former interim starter Filippo Giovagnoli, who will return to the coaching role, … Read more

UK health service warns of shortfall in vaccine supply

[ad_1] The UK health service will suspend vaccination of people aged 49 and under, due to a significant shortage of vaccine supplies. In a letter sent to the leaders of the vaccination project, the NHS says it has been informed of a significant reduction in weekly supply from manufacturers as of the week beginning March … Read more

Taoiseach wore Adam King’s ‘Hug for You’ badge during Biden’s reunion

[ad_1] Taoiseach Micheál Martin wore a special Adam King ‘Hug for You’ badge on his suit during his St. Patrick’s Day meeting with US President Joe Biden today. Martin met with the president practically due to the Covid-19 pandemic and they discussed a number of issues, including the Good Friday Agreement Y Vaccines for COVID-19. … Read more

Tanzania’s Skeptical COVID President Dies After Weeks of Health Speculation | World News

[ad_1] John Magufuli, President of Tanzania and one of Africa’s most skeptical of COVID, has died. The 61-year-old man had been out of public view since February 27, prompting speculation that he was seriously ill with COVID-19. Magufuli’s main electoral rival suggested that he be transferred to the Kenyan capital Nairobi for treatment, while other … Read more

Headstone with Irish Inscription Placed in UK Cemetery

[ad_1] An Irish family in Britain who campaigned to have an Irish phrase on their late mother’s headstone was finally able to put the stone in place today. Last month, Britain’s highest ecclesiastical court overturned a decision by a lower court judge, which had ruled that Margaret Keane’s inscription should carry an English translation, in … Read more

The gift of the jab … the oldest man in the country vaccinated on St. Patrick’s day

[ad_1] Ireland’s oldest man was among the constant parade of people attending GP surgeries today as the Covid-19 vaccination program continued throughout the national holiday. Michael O’Connor, 107, of Muckross in Killarney, received his second dose of the Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine from Dr. Ken Keohane at Deenagh Torc Medical Practice in Killarney. In Cork, … Read more

16 arrested as anti-lockdown protesters rally at RTÉ and Herbert Park in Dublin

[ad_1] Sixteen people have been arrested today in connection with protests against the blockade in Dublin. Gardaí says they intervened where there was “continued non-compliance with public health regulations” and non-compliance with instructions from officers. Speaking this afternoon, Deputy Commissioner for Police and Security, Anne Marie McMahon, said: “This has not been a normal St. … Read more

Man jailed for two years for fatal collision with Offaly

[ad_1] A man who fatally beat a 14-year-old schoolgirl in Co Offaly last year while texting behind the wheel was sentenced to two years in prison. Eric Dunne, 26, of Belair, Ballycumber, Co Offaly, was found to be texting from his mobile phone seconds before his Hyundai Santa Fe jeep fatally struck Aoife Doyle as … Read more