A psychiatric nurse has gone on trial accused of stabbing and assaulting six people after an 18th birthday party.

In new movie Now You See Me, a cheating husband is exposed by a mentalist. It’s an ability suspicious wives would love to have, says Hilary Fennell.

Having been forced to hang up his rugby boots, due to a recurring injury last year, Ireland and Munster’s Denis Leamy closed the book on a fabulous trophy-winning career.

Ulster Bank League play-off

UL BOHEMIANS 8 SHANNON 16

Cork Constitution 23 Shannon 15

Garryowen 12 Shannon 6

It has been a miserable few weeks for those involved with the once mighty Shannon RFC.

All-Ireland League giants Shannon last night confirmed that head coach Stephen Keogh and his assistant Eoin Cahill have left their roles “by mutual agreement with the club”.

Shannon 13 Dolphin 3

Dolphin 3 Shannon 28

The reception Shannon received from their ecstatic fans as they trooped off the Coonagh pitch spoke volumes for the sense of relief felt by those from the Limerick club.

Shannon 21 Blackrock College 3, Coonagh

As far as club rugby is concerned, Castle Avenue in Dublin’s Clontarf is the place to be this afternoon.

Old Belvedere 31 Shannon 16

Shannon 9 Cork Constitution 19

Shannon out-half Tadg Bennett held his nerve under fierce pressure at Dooradoyle last night to land an equalising penalty from 45 metres with the last kick of the game to force a 20-20 draw with Garryowen in the Ulster Bank League.

Shannon’s need may have been greater before kick-off, but that didn’t stop Garryowen from inflicting a 12-point defeat on their Limerick rivals in this All-Ireland League Division 1A clash at Thomond Park last night.

Shannon 17 Garryown 29

St Mary's College 24 Shannon 12, Templeville Road

Young Munster sensationally recovered from arrears of 20-3 after 32 minutes to snatch a dramatic Ulster Bank League victory over Shannon with a converted try in the 80th minute at Thomond Park last night.

Shannon 20 Young Munster 23

Lansdowne 17 Shannon 22

Shannon 14 Clontarf 22, Thomond Park

Shannon 16 Lansdowne 25

THE Ulster Bank Leagues don’t tend to get as much attention as they deserve, but fans in Cork and Dublin should be rewarded for their support this afternoon with two mouth-watering provincial derby games.

TWO seasons ago, Leinster travelled to France as reigning Heineken Cup champions for a semi-final against Toulouse, a club that considers itself that bit more regal than every other one with pretensions of royal status in Europe.

A CASE of two points lost by Old Belvedere, two points gained by hosts Shannon in this All-Ireland League clash at chilly Coonagh on Saturday.

CORK Constitution coach Brian Walsh described Saturday’s win over Ulster Bank pacesetters Clontarf at Temple Hill as vital, the Leinster side crashing to their first defeat.

Shannon 18 Old Belvedere 18

ST Mary’s College gave their Division 1A Ulster Bank League ambitions an important boost with a Hard-earned victory over Dolphin on Saturday.

YOUNG MUNSTER 9 SHANNON 3

LIFE in the fast lane is proving difficult for Ulster Bank champions Old Belvedere, as their Dublin rivals Clontarf and league specialists Shannon set the early pace.

Shannon 18 St Mary's College 11

Cork Constitution 10 Shannon 14

SHANNON 21 DOLPHIN 18

Wanderers and Lansdowne captains Michael Kevany and Ross McCarron join Ulster Bank’s Joanna Fitzpatrick at the Aviva Stadium.

MYSTERY surrounds the cause of death of a 38-year-old Irishman who died suddenly while on holidays in Laos.

IT can’t have been easy for Jonathan Sexton watching Ronan O’Gara’s masterclass against Scotland last Sunday but the Leinster out-half will have little difficulty in moving on from his unwanted stint on the Murrayfield bench.

Leinster coach Joe Schmidt has named his side for tomorrow night’s Magners League match with Benetton Treviso at the RDS, kick-off 7.10pm.

Leinster coach Joe Schmidt has named his side for Saturday’s Magners League game against the Cardiff Blues at Cardiff City Stadium (kick-off 6.30pm).

Leinster 21 Aironi 16

LEINSTER coach Joe Schmidt can name three senior Irish internationals in the team to face Aironi at the RDS tonight despite having 13 players away on Six Nations duty and another two out injured.

Ireland international Rhys Ruddock leads Leinster for the first time against Aironi in tomorrow night's Magners League tie at the RDS (K.O. 7.05pm).