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“My family sent me messages before the game, ‘We are in the stadium, good luck’ – but they were not. These kind of necessary lies you receive.”
‘You put it all together and you start thinking, ‘Crikey, I’m a prime candidate for dementia.”
The Ireland winger picked up a knock in Wednesday’s game against Fulham.
The unnamed star was reported to be Benjamin Mendy by the British media, but the Premier League club have yet to confirm that.
The club returned to action for the first time since the player’s disappearance on Tuesday in a 2-1 defeat at Arsenal.
Dubray Books said that the book sold faster on the day of its release than Fire and Fury did.
Author Helen Cullen has felt the fear – and done it anyway. It led her to leaving her job and writing a book. Here’s her advice for you on facing fear.
Thousands of Venezuelans across the world have been waiting on new passports for over a year.
“Why do we have Halloween? We like a bit of a purge to explore our darker side.”
As Austrians grow more openly hostile towards Muslims, major political parties are deliberately brandishing Islamophobia in the hope of gaining an advantage at the polls.
The good news is the club seems to be financially secure.
The 2011 Census found that 24,746 carers in Ireland are over the age of 65.
Protests have been building in the capital Caracas for months.
Roman Burki says there were tears in every player’s eyes after their game against Monaco and says getting on the bus is no longer normal.
It’s allll going to be alright.
Five women have been arrested for organising the event in a town in northern Spain.
The Ireland head coach understands that the odds are against his team in Cape Town.
Gardaí have appealed for people living in the north inner city to share any information they might have about the recent gangland murders.
Daytime seizures can result in a very quick gathering of a hostile mob.
Columnist John O’Sullivan believes its time for schoolboy leagues to move to summer football.
“It takes courage to choose hope over fear,” he said in a keynote speech.
Three financial institutions have been ordered to provide account details of the persons accused of intimidating the farmer.
The 20-year-old admits he was apprehensive before his switch to Old Trafford.
A victory for Isis would see Muslim citizens even further reviled, harassed and ghettoised in European cities, writes Donal O’Keeffe.
“We Belgian citizens have been attacked, in how we live, our customs, our rights, our liberty.”
Alex Ferguson told him to wear the shirt at Manchester United, instead of taking the number 28.
Local authorities have said that the man was shot in the arm and the leg.
Ri Kang and his family had looked after the future North Korean leader while he was studying in Switzerland as a teenager.
The posters on the wall said “It’s ok to be different” but LGBT teachers working in denominational schools felt the opposite, writes Niall Callan.
Farmers are reporting widespread intimidation and crime in their areas.
The threatening phone calls were made in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shooting in January.
Pat Kelly, aged 72, cared for his parents for most of his life. Now, he struggles to make ends meet and fears the rise in crime in his area.
The man tasked with repairing the escaped inflatable beast says it’s a bouncy road ahead.
the Lé Eithne has been operating in the Mediterranean since last month.
Gerry Duffy chats to The42 about goal-setting, motivation and overcoming phobias.
The England legend also spoke about his battle with alcoholism.