Ian Poulter and Lee Westwood have rounded on Paul Azinger after the former United States Ryder Cup captain played down the relevance of the European Tour.

Des O’Sullivan sees what’s on offer at an auction in Sixmilebridge.

It’s bad enough going through this with Liverpool, now we do it for someone else’s games. I can’t take this much longer. Thankfully I don’t have to.

Pallotta’s backroom group is focusing more on computer analysis of players and opponents, using methods developed by an American data team, writes David Shonfield

Donald Trump's announcement to impose tariffs on metal imported to America has been met with confusion by leading figures in the car industry.

No complaints. Again. This must be some kind of record.

White House Communications Director Hope Hicks, one of US President Donald Trump's most loyal aides, is reported to be resigning.

The conservative elite encourage anti-intellectualism because it maintains an unsustainable status quo, writes Suzanne Harrington

What were they doing? Does anyone know?

As he gets ready for the Cat Laughs festival, Al Lubel tells Richard Fitzpatrick why he’s better at stand-up than his old job defending criminals

Police and the FBI are trying to determine whether the killing of three Muslims during a neighbourhood parking and noise dispute was a hate crime.

As he joins a stellar cast in Fortitude, Christopher Eccleston tells Kate Samuelson why he loved working on the new drama series

A mother and father who fought for a quarter of a century for justice for the victims of the Hillsborough disaster have been given New Year Honours.

Kya deLongchamps revels in a book which uses fascinating visual material from Irish mansions to illustrate life at that time and the dynastic tales behind the scenes

The US military’s European Command said yesterday it has ordered its troops to avoid wearing their uniforms when off base, and to ensure the security settings and geolocation functions on their social media pages aren’t "overly revealing".

FIRTH’S FETISH

The frown’s back. That didn’t take long, did it?

Former Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry has no doubt the Reds are still feeling the effects of the period when they were overseen by George Gillett and Tom Hicks, who he says “we all wish passionately had not owned the club”.

Former Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry has no doubt the Reds are still feeling the effects of the period when they were overseen by George Gillett and Tom Hicks, who he says “we all wish passionately had not owned the club”.

This isn’t an easy write for a guy who, as a kid, dreamed of playing in front of the Stretford End, but as the start to another Premier League season approaches it brings with it the realisation that there would be no better script than for Liverpool to return to the summit of the game.

GP Dr Rob Hicks reckons it’s always worth trying cheap and natural cures that our mothers and grandmothers have used.

Liverpool have agreed an out-of-court settlement with former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett over the sale of the club in 2010.

Liverpool have agreed an out-of-court settlement with former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett over the sale of the club in 2010.

Criminal charges over the Hillsborough disaster are back on the table as a fresh police investigation is launched.

Mary Leland on two books that look at our past through some magnificent, and some ruined, buildings

This Georgian secretaire is included in Woodwards auction with an estimate of €1000 - €2000.

COLLECTORS from all corners of Ireland will converge on Limerick this weekend.

Lawyers acting on behalf of families of those killed in the Hillsborough disaster will today write to the Attorney General demanding that new inquests be held in Liverpool.

Families of Liverpool fans killed in the Hillsborough disaster are meeting for the first time today since an independent panel revealed a shocking cover-up which attempted to shift the blame for the tragedy from the police on to the victims.

Pressure was growing today for criminal prosecutions to be brought against police officers involved in the Hillsborough disaster.

The 96 victims of the Hillsborough tragedy can finally rest in peace after an independent report said Liverpool fans were not to blame, campaigners said

There have been lower ebbs; I’m just struggling to think of one in my lifetime.

Even after two cup finals there was no patience for the greatest living servant of our club. If things go pear-shaped next season, they’ll be asking us to “be patient” for the former boss of Swansea City, a man Reading sacked. Good luck with that.

Liverpool owners have been challenged to publicly explain their strategy for the club by a leading fans group.

I wrote yesterday that if they sacked Kenny Dalglish the last vestige of soul would disappear from Anfield.

Based on a book by Nicholas Sparks, who also penned ‘The Notebook’ and ‘Dear John’, ‘The Lucky One’ follows a similar template – hunky guy, beautiful girl, deathly spectre of war – to chronicle the efforts of a battle-hardened Marine (Zac Efron) to track down the divorced mom (Taylor Schilling), whose photograph literally saved his life behind enemy lines.

Liverpool have reported a loss of almost £50m for the last financial year as a result of failed new stadium costs and pay-offs to former manager Roy Hodgson and other staff.

A British High Court judge today said he did not trust two American businessmen who used to own Liverpool Football Club.

A man with a history of “incredibly sadistic and violent behaviour” has been jailed after gardaí caught him attacking his own mother as she was trying to escort him home.

Bank bosses involved in a sale of Liverpool Football Club today asked a High Court judge to declare them not guilty of “any dishonesty or corruption”.

Liverpool’s principal owner John Henry insists there is still a long way to go in the rebuilding process at Anfield, but was more than happy to have put some early silverware in the trophy cabinet.

New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid, a two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, has died in eastern Syria after slipping into the country to report on the uprising against its president.

THERE’S a lot to dislike about the state of Texas but its baseball teams are hard to hate.

MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Arsenal 0 Liverpool 2

FORMER Liverpool FC co-owner Tom Hicks is being sued by a group of former investors in the Texas Rangers, saying he used the major league baseball club to enrich himself at the team’s expense while he was the owner.

Former Liverpool FC co-owner Tom Hicks is being sued by a group of former investors in the Texas Rangers, saying he used the major league baseball club to enrich himself at the team’s expense while he was the owner.