The captain of the Kirrixhi trawler said they did not have a look-out before the collision

Meanwhile, Brook Scullion earned the first perfect score of the season 

In certain noisy places Gaelic football’s evolution is depicted as an assault on the game’s heart and soul. We’re about to step right into that culture war. Efficiency, expected scores, conversion… warts and all.

A number of European Ryder Cup stalwarts -- including Sergio Garcia, Ian Poulter, Lee Westwood, Martin Kaymer and recent Belgian signing Thomas Pieters -- have made the jump to the LIV Golf circuit.

City had to settle for a 1-1 draw in Germany after dominating the first half, with Riyad Mahrez’s 27th-minute strike the sole reward for their total supremacy in the opening period.

Lowry was caught in a sudden downpour on the 72nd hole and was unable to birdie the par five as Austria’s Sepp Straka had done in the group ahead to take the lead.

Plus: a trip to Dublin for a look at Russell Street Bakery

‘UEFA liars’ read one banner in the Kop and the Champions League anthem was drowned out by jeers and whistles.

It was breathless stuff, and we have another leg to come. But only an extreme optimist would give Liverpool a chance of repeating their famous comeback win over Barcelona in 2019.

Five trawler crew members were injured, three of them requiring treatment in Dingle hospital due to the collision, the court heard.

For Waterford footballers, the losing feeling is more familiar than they would like. Their last win was in 2021. A 13th successive season in the basement of football is guaranteed

The court also heard that prior to the interviews, the accused was “aggressive”, “angry” and “threatening”.

Graham Potter pressure intensifies, Newcastle’s goalkeeping nightmare and civil war at Leeds

The Rebels could have nicked it at the death as both sides finishing a man down.

The England international believes the two dropped points at the City Ground undoes their win at the Emirates.

It was a hectic and enjoyable finale at Páirc Uí Chaoimh. 

The Dubs got out of the Páirc with a hard-fought win.

Not long after the full-time whistle, Donegal manager Paddy Carr confirmed their captain Patrick McBrearty is not expected to play again in their league

The Lilywhites came away from Ennis with their first win of the campaign.

Donegal's league campaign still to get off to a winning start with Waterford taking the spoils in Letterkenny this afternoon.