- Tributes pour for 'lovely young man' who died in Laois road accident
- Mission Impossible theme composer Lalo Schifrin dies aged 93
- Emergency services attend collision in Termon
- Netherlands pip Spain to Euro U19 glory after Jimenez own goal
- Paul Geaney returns to Kerry panel for Armagh All-Ireland quarter final clash
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- Argentine Tango waltzes to Newmarket success
- Ukraine halts Russia’s advance in the Sumy region, commander says
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It is with great sadness that we report the death of Colm Lynch-O’Sullivan, who was in his 20s. He tragically died in a single-vehicle road accident in Laois in the early hours of Thursday morning. News Source
Lalo Schifrin, the celebrated composer behind the iconic theme for Mission: Impossible and contributor to the scores of over 100 films and television shows, has passed away at the age of 93. His sons, William and Ryan Schifrin, confirmed the news of his death. The Argentine maestro earned four Grammy Awards and received six Oscar nominations, including five for Best Original Score for films such as Cool Hand Luke; The Fox; Voyage of the Damned; The Amityville Horror; and The Sting II. “Every movie has its own personality. There are no rules to write music for movies,” Schifrin stated in…
Emergency responders were dispatched to a two-vehicle crash in Termon tonight (Thursday). The accident occurred on the N56 main road at Barnes. The road, initially blocked, is now open to traffic. More details will be provided as they become available. Emergency services attend collision in Termon was last modified: June 26th, 2025 by Staff Writer News Source : Donegal Daily
Kees Smit, from the victorious team, was named Player of the Tournament. Smit also tied for the lead as the competition’s top scorer. News Source : Irish Examiner
In team news, Dylan Casey returns to the starting lineup. This is one of two adjustments made following last Saturday’s preliminary quarter-final win against Cavan in Killarney. News Source : Irish Examiner
Jesse Eisenberg and (Oscar winner) Kieran Culkin deliver star turns in this comedy-drama, written and directed by Eisenberg. They play two close but mismatched US cousins, reunited on a road trip to Poland, to remember the heritage of their late grandmother. Chaos, wackiness and emotional rollercoasters ensue in this layered, funny and moving drama. Ocean With David Attenborough (Disney+ and cinemas) David Attenborough stands at the coast in Southern England. (Credit: Silverback Films and Open Planet Studios/Keith Scholey) Ocean With David Attenborough Now in his 100th year, the passionate documentarian brings one of his most ambitious projects to date. Ocean…
With a remarkable record of finishing in the top two in every race of her career so far, she arrived with impressive form. This included a second-place finish to Albany Stakes champion Venetian Sun and a subsequent victory in the Hilary Needler Trophy at Beverley. News Source : Irish Examiner
Ukrainian forces have halted Russia’s recent advance into the northern region of Sumy and have stabilised the front line near the border with Russia, Ukraine’s top military commander said. Col Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi, commander in chief of Ukraine’s armed forces, said that Ukrainian successes in Sumy have prevented Russia from deploying about 50,000 Russian troops, including elite airborne and marine brigades, to other areas of the front line. His claim could not be independently verified. Russian forces have been slowly grinding forward at some points on the roughly 620-mile front line, though their incremental gains have been costly in terms…
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The Central Hearings Committee (CHC) has ruled that referee Liam Gordon’s decision to send off the Dublin captain for his foul on Limerick’s Gearóid Hegarty during the first half of last Saturday’s All-Ireland quarter-final victory was correct. News Source : Irish Examiner
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