Read more on post . Within hours of arriving to Ireland for the first time, Pittsburgh native Caley Sanguigni’s most prominent impression is that the Irish “love their swear words like a drunk Pittsburgher”. “Our Uber driver who took us here was swearing up a storm,” she said. Standing in Dublin Castle’s upper courtyard, which,… Read more: ‘It’s like Pittsburgh invaded Dublin’: NFL fans happy to tick off ‘bucket list’ city

Read more on post. 49 minutes ago ShareSave Harry LowLondon ShareSave Sophia K Choudry This article contains some language and terminology you may find offensive A woman says she is “shaken” and “heartbroken” after being racially abused by four children while travelling on the Elizabeth line. Sophia Choudry said she was repeatedly called the P-word… Read more: ‘I’m heartbroken kids racially abused me on train’

This post was originally published on this site. A garda accused of dangerous driving causing serious injury to a Brazilian delivery man whose leg was severed at the M50 in 2023 has pleaded not guilty, a court has heard. João Henrique Ferreira, 24, who had lived in Ireland for five years, had been assisting friends… Read more: Garda pleads not guilty after man’s leg severed on M50

This post was originally published on this site. Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly has said he is reviewing the garda operational policing model – the structure through which the gardaí police the country – because there are “inefficiencies” and it is “not working well” in parts. Commissioner Kelly told the Police and Community Safety Authority there… Read more: Kelly reviewing policing model over ‘inefficiencies’

Read more on post. A former European election candidate for the Irish People Party has appeared before Cork District Court charged in connection with the alleged harassment of a garda. Ross Lahive of Church Street, Shandon, Cork attended the Bridewell Garda station in the city on Thursday morning by appointment. He was charged with harassing… Read more: Irish People Party election candidate in court over alleged harassment of garda

Read full article on post. RORY MCILROY SAYS facing Bryson DeChambeau in a Ryder Cup grudge match would be “wonderful” after their verbal feud intensified this week, but he’s more concerned about Europe winning in America. Europe talisman McIlroy, who won the Masters in April to complete a career Grand Slam, will lead the trophy… Read more: McIlroy says Bryson DeChambeau matchup in Ryder Cup would be ‘wonderful’

Read full article on post. VIRGIN MEDIA IRELAND has confirmed it will not broadcast Big Brother UK this year, sparking outrage among fans. The broadcaster has held exclusive rights to the ITV reality series in Ireland since 2015, making it the only way Irish viewers could watch the show on TV. But ahead of the… Read more: Virgin Media has axed Big Brother from its new schedule – and fans aren’t happy

Read more on post. Amazon has agreed to pay $2.5 billion (€2.1 billion) to settle a case brought by the US Federal Trade Commission, in a deal that includes the largest civil penalty ever issued for a violation of the regulator’s rules. The ecommerce giant on Thursday agreed to pay $1 billion in civil penalties… Read more: Amazon to pay US regulators $2.5bn to settle Prime probe

Read more on post . Within hours of arriving to Ireland for the first time, Pittsburgh native Caley Sanguigni’s most prominent impression is that the Irish “love their swear words like a drunk Pittsburgher”. “Our Uber driver who took us here was swearing up a storm,” she said. Standing in Dublin Castle’s upper courtyard, which,… Read more: ‘It’s like Pittsburgh invaded Dublin’: NFL fans happy to tick off ‘bucket list’ city

This post was originally published on this site. Sir Keir Starmer is expected to announce plans for a compulsory UK-wide digital ID scheme in a speech on Friday. The prime minister believes it would help crack down on illegal working and modernise the state, according to senior figures in government. The practicalities of the scheme… Read more: Starmer to announce plans for digital ID scheme

Read the full article on post. Clayton McMillan is well aware of Munster’s history of early-season struggles, and insists he isn’t expecting to need a bedding-in process in his first campaign as head coach. The New Zealander made a small signal of intent by announcing his team for the first day of the season one… Read more: McMillan not looking for bedding-in period at Munster

Read the full article on post. Gary Smee BBC Sport England 25 September 2025, 16:58 BST 58 Comments Updated 9 minutes ago Rothesay County Championship Division One, Trent Bridge (day two) Warwickshire 258: Barnard 48, Young 48; Hutton 4-46 Nottinghamshire 302-6: Hameed 122 Nottinghamshire 5 pts, Warwickshire 3 pts Match scorecard Nottinghamshire have won the… Read more: Notts win first County Championship title since 2010

Read the full article on post. 13 minutes ago Ethiopian runner Shewarge Alene has died aged 30, the organiser of the Stockholm marathon has confirmed. Alene won the race – her most recent competition – in the Swedish capital in May. She competed in 27 marathons as a professional between 2011 and 2025, recording 12… Read more: Stockholm marathon winner Alene dies aged 30

Read the full article on post. Heads Up, runner-up in the Champion Bumper at the Cheltenham Festival, made no mistake on his first run over obstacles in the Connolly’s Red Mills Irish EBF Auction Maiden Hurdle at Listowel. John McConnell’s five-year-old beat all bar the Willie Mullins-trained Bambino Fever at Cheltenham in March and was… Read more: Heads Up makes no mistake on hurdling bow at Listowel

Read the full article on post. While most golfers turn to swing coaches when their game goes astray, Norway’s Viktor Hovland has been taking mental breaks that are truly out of this world – and this week his cosmic curiosity helped launch his best range session in years. Hovland, speaking a day after Ryder Cup… Read more: Hovland using UFO interest to ease Ryder Cup pressure

This post was originally published on this site.Celebrity Cruises’ inaugural season of river vacations will open to the public on Thursday, September 25. Guests will be among the first to experience unforgettable seven-night vacations on the most innovative ships on the river, which journey from the grandeur of Budapest to the charm of Bavaria with… Read more: CELEBRITY RIVER CRUISES TO OPEN REMAINING INVENTORY ON 2027 SAILINGS ON SEPTEMBER 25

This post was originally published on this site.The players, places, and projects moving the travel industry into the future.

This post was originally published on this site.Traditional heritage, wildlife conservation, and responsible tourism converge at Mongolia’s new Eagle Hunter Cultural Center.

This post was originally published on this site.After two summers piloting Copenpay, a program that rewards eco-conscious activities, Copenhagen is modeling what regenerative tourism can look like.

This post was originally published on this site.After decades of advocacy, two new urban planning projects in the US are bringing communities of color back to the water in meaningful ways.

Read more on post. There are certain fields in which the UK remains a world leader, and among them is public service drama. That is, scripted television that aspires to something beyond mere entertainment and which, when done properly, turns television into a singular instrument for social commentary. That point was proved with Mr Bates… Read more: The Hack review: Great story of the British tabloid phone-hacking scandal is let down by wackiness

Read more on post. In The Irish Times this weekend, John Banville tells me about his latest novel, Venetian Vespers. Ned Guinness writes about his new book, Guinness: A Family Succession: The True Story of the Struggle to Create the World’s Largest Brewery. Frank McNally recalls his decision-making days in the Department of Social Welfare… Read more: John Boyne wins novel of the year in France

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Read more on post. ADVERTISEMENT Sean Penn has shared his thoughts on the shooting of right-wing influencer Charlie Kirk, who died on 10 September after he was shot during an outdoor speech at Utah Valley University. Penn stars in the new Paul Thomas Anderson film One Battle After Another, in which he plays Col. Steven… Read more: Sean Penn says he’s ‘not surprised’ by Charlie Kirk shooting

Read more on post. Much like an expensive gadget you never get much use from, Apple has ploughed billions into its streaming service, Apple TV+, without yet arriving within tweeting distance of a viral hit. The closest it has come is the insufferable Ted Lasso, a psychotically cuddly comedy about soccer aimed at and seemingly… Read more: Slow Horses review: Dour, dumpy and depressed, is this the broken Britain of spy dramas?