Sergio Aguero struck a last-gasp penalty winner as Manchester City came from behind to reignite their Champions League campaign with a 2-1 win at Borussia Monchengladbach.

George Wendt returns to the Kilkenny’s Cat Laughs event 19 years after his first appearance, writes Richard Fitzpatrick.

The ‘bungalow bliss’ nature of the Irish countryside will make it difficult for EirGrid to avoid building its planned 400kV powerlines close to or even above people’s homes, according to a leading European representative group for cable and wire manufacturers.

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Ireland manager Giovanni Trapattoni has made two late changes to his side ahead of tonight's World Cup qualifier against Sweden.

A British teacher has been convicted of harassing his German neighbours by playing wartime classics and giving Nazi salutes.

CHELSEA captain John Terry has no doubts that his team-mates are 100% behind under-fire manager Carlo Ancelotti and wants them to ‘man up’ and prove their critics wrong by winning the Champions League this season.

THE death toll rose to 19 yesterday and police said that 340 had been injured in a panicked crush of partygoers in an overcrowded tunnel that served as the sole entrance to a German festival billed as the world’s largest techno music party.

A goal from substitute Martin Vingaard on his debut left Manchester City cursing their luck in the UEFA Cup.

CELTIC completed their Champions League Group F fixtures with a disappointing 3-1 defeat by FC Copenhagen at the Parken Stadium.