Underlining the quality at Arteta’s disposal, England centre-back Ezri Konsa came off the bench in the closing stages for his Arsenal debut against his former club after leaving Villa in a £51 million ...

Overheard as campers emerged from their tents on Saturday morning: “The swimming trunks were actually a good choice.” Overheard on the walk/wade through the mud on the route into the stages: “I can’t ...

THE DUTCH FOOTBALL Association (KNVB) has said it “no longer has confidence” in Fifa president Gianni Infantino’s leadership and the way the organisation is governed “must change”. It also proposed ...

The protests are being organised online by people within the sector after a major public meeting took place last month.

FACEBOOK BOSS MARK Zuckerberg is said to be “looking forward to spending time in Ireland” after purchasing a castle in Co Waterford. Zuckerberg is the head and founder of Meta, which owns Facebook, ...

THE US SECRET Service has said it is aware that Iranian state media has aired a video which appears to threaten the life of Barron Trump, president Donald Trump’s youngest son. “The US Secret Service ...

LAST UPDATE | 25 Aug CHINA HAS RESPONDED to the US threat to punish countries that have economic ties with Iran, saying it is opposed to “illegal unilateral sanctions”. On Monday, US Treasury ...

A TEENAGER HAS been arrested under the Terrorism Act after four viable explosive devices were found during a planned search of an address in Omagh, Co Tyrone this morning. A security alert in the town ...

GARDAÍ HAVE BEEN told that they must source their own accommodation for the visit of Donald Trump to Clare despite hotel prices running well in excess of €1,000 for accommodation within driving ...

A LIMERICK FAMILY whose stolen car featured in the social media posts of one of the boys who died in the M9 crash on Sunday has said that gardaí told them TikTok videos rarely stand up as evidence in ...

A NEW LAW on repairing products will come into force today. The EU law, which is transposed into Irish law today, introduces a right to repair and seeks to facilitate repairs instead of replacing ...

IRELAND WOULD BE better off creating its own fiscal rules to rein in spending instead of relying on the EU’s framework, which gives the government too much leeway, according to the Irish Fiscal ...