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How to eat pancakes for breakfast, lunch & dinner
From classic crepes and fluffy-style cakes, to indulgent dessert pancakes and satisfying savoury versions, you can have pancakes for every meal of the day this Pancake Tuesday if you choose your recipes wisely.
Ipswich rescue a point against league leaders Leicester
Jeremy Sarmiento's late strike rescued a point for Ipswich and stopped Leicester moving 10 points clear at the top of the Championship. The Foxes looked to be hanging on for victory until substitute Sarmiento's goal with a minute left earned a 1-1 draw for the second-placed visitors. Leif Davis' second own goal in four games gave the hosts a first-half lead but it was one they failed to build on, even if they still sit seven points clear of Ipswich.
Nick Dunlap withdraws from Farmers to ponder future
Nick Dunlap has withdrawn from this week's Farmers Insurance Open to return home and ponder his future. The announcement came less than 24 hours after the 20-year-old became the first amateur to win a PGA Tour event since Phil Mickelson in 1991. Dunlap also rose 4,061 spots to No 68 in the world rankings, the biggest jump in the ranking's history. "After a life-changing last 24 hours, I've decided to withdraw from the Farmers Insurance Open," Dunlap said.
Dundalk recruit Scottish defender Walker
Scottish defender Jamie Walker has become Dundalk's fourth signing of the winter transfer window. The 22-year-old full-back joins from Scottish League One outfit Kelty Hearts and is moving to Oriel Park on a permanent deal. His arrival follows the signings of winger Robbie Mahon, Dutch midfielder Koen Oosterbrink and ex-UCD player Dara Keane. "Jamie is a player we have been tracking," Dundalk head coach Stephen O'Donnell said.
6 cheap and eco-friendly ways to look after your home
Nancy Birtwhistle is not your stereotypical eco-warrior. The 69-year-old grandmother became the oldest winner of the Great British Bake Off in 2014, and now has more than 546k followers on Instagram clamouring for her recipes – and also her innovative tips on how to run the home with minimum impact on the environment.
"knitting was my secret weapon on LOL Ireland"
Aisling Bea has said that she used knitting as a distraction technique while making LOL: Last One Laughing Ireland, the new show which pits ten Irish comedians against each other in a battle of wits and titters. The six-part series, which starts on streaming site Prime Video this Friday, sees the funnymen and women cooped up in a room for six straight hours with one challenge - make your fellow comic laugh without laughing yourself.
Chef tips for eating healthily beyond January
As we approach the end of January, the vigour you first felt when setting New Year’s resolutions might be starting to fade, and continual healthy eating can feel like an uphill battle. But instead of spending money on a takeaway, what if you could stick to your goals – in a colourful, vibrant and delicious way, rather than settling down with a soggy salad.
What's on? 10 top TV and streaming tips for Thursday
Sprirituality's on the menu in First Dates Ireland, there’s a timid puppy in The Dog House, The Apprentice crew take on a cartoon task, and The LIght in the Hall comes to an end . . . Pick of the Day First Dates Ireland, 9.30pm, RTÉ2 Streaming on RTÉ Player Maître d' Mateo Saina is in charge - with help from barman Neil and waiters Alice and Pete - as the restaurant opens its doors once again for singletons looking for love over dinner.
Ireland lose last-ball ODI thriller to Zimbabwe
A last-ball four by Clive Madande gave Zimbabwe victory by three wickets over Ireland in the first men's ODI in Harare on Wednesday afternoon. Needing four off the last ball bowled by Graham Hume, Madande smacked a boundary to break Irish hearts and give Zimbabwe the win in a rain-affected match in the Zimbabwean capital. Ireland lost the toss and were asked to bat under leaden skies, with one 15-minute break for rain. They made 288 for four off their 50 overs.
FA criticises findings of its own independent panel
The English Football Association has criticised the findings of its own independent panel, which concluded former Crawley manager John Yems was "not a conscious racist", as Kick It Out labelled his 15-month ban from the game a "slap in the face" to his victims. Yems admitted to one charge and was found guilty of 11 others relating to comments that referenced either ethnic origin, colour, race, nationality, religion, belief or gender between 2019 and 2022.
Connacht set to benefit from Bristol points deduction
Connacht's chances of securing a home round-of-16 game in the European Challenge Cup have been boosted after Bristol were docked five points and handed a suspended fine after selecting an ineligible player earlier in the competition. The Bears were charged with misconduct by tournament organisers European Professional Club Rugby after picking lock Elliott Stooke as a replacement in their match-day squads for their Round 1 and 2 games against Perpignan and Zebre Parma.
Here's what it means to go 'damp', and why TikTok is in on it
The sober curious movement is growing, and the younger generations are well and truly leading the way in changing their relationship with alcohol. According to Civic Science research published in 2022, 37% of Gen Zers aged between 21-24 in the US were either very or somewhat curious about a sober lifestyle, and young millennials (25-34) were the most likely out of any age group to say they were drinking less now.
10 players charged in snooker match-fixing storm
The World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association has concluded its investigation into alleged match-fixing in the sport with a total of 10 players facing independent disciplinary tribunals. All 10 players were suspended by the WPBSA in the last number of months while the investigation was carried out.
Nadal's Aussie Open defence ends in the second round
Rafael Nadal's defence of his Australian Open title ended in injury and defeat by American Mackenzie McDonald in the second round. The top seed was already in trouble at a set and a break down to unseeded McDonald when he crouched down in obvious pain clutching his left hip after chasing out wide for a forehand. Nadal called for the trainer after limping through the rest of the game and headed off court for treatment.
What's on? 10 top TV and streaming tips for Wednesday
Rachel Griffiths stars in Bali 2002, Surgeons: At the Edge of Life returns for a new run, there's an interview with director Ken Loach and a screening of his legendary BBC drama Up The Junction . . . Pick of the Day Bali 2002, 9.30pm, RTÉ2 Streaming on RTÉ Player Former Six Feet Under and Brothers & Sisters star Rachel Griffiths heads the cast in this Australian/Indonesian miniseries about an infamous terrorist attack.
Gunnarsdottir wins claim against Lyon on pregnancy pay
French club Lyon were ordered by FIFA to compensate former player Sara Bjork Gunnarsdottir for an effective pay cut during her pregnancy. The 32-year-old on Tuesday hailed the ruling as a guarantee of financial security for all female players, in an open letter published in The Players' Tribune. Global players' union FIFPro also hailed what they called "a landmark ruling", a decision passed down by the FIFA football tribunal in May 2022.
Noel Gallagher wades into nepo-baby debate
Noel Gallagher has said "it's human to help your children" following the recent "nepo baby" debate. Discourse surrounding so-called "nepotism babies" - public figures who are believed to have established their success from the careers of their famous parents - has sparked backlash from a number of stars including Gallagher's daughter Anais and Lily Allen.
FA Cup third round replay: Wolves v Liverpool updates
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New Love Island bombshell ruffles feathers
Love Island bombshell Tom Clare has ruffled feathers among the male islanders following his surprise arrival at the villa in South Africa on Monday evening. The 23-year-old semi-pro footballer from Barnsley was introduced to his fellow islanders by host Maya Jama during the first episode of the ITV2 dating show's ninth series. Tuesday night's episode sees Tom head to the fire pit with the five female islanders, as the boys are left feeling "vulnerable".
Poulter ponders Ryder Cup snub even if he qualifies
Ian Poulter has suggested he would consider not competing in the Ryder Cup if he qualifies for September's contest in Rome. Poulter's heroics for Europe against the United States, most notably in sparking the 'Miracle at Medinah' in 2012, have earned him the nickname 'Mr Ryder Cup', but joining LIV Golf has placed his future participation in serious jeopardy.
No Irish date on Madonna's new Greatest Hits tour
There’s no sign of an Irish date as yet on Madonna’s new global greatest hits tour, which was announced today. Madonna: The Celebration Tour will visit 35 cities and feature four decades of her biggest songs, kicking off in Vancouver in Canada on 15 July with stops across North America before arriving in Europe where the pop star will perform in 11 cities throughout autumn. Madonna (64) last played Ireland in 2012 at Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on her MDNA tour. She also played Slane Castle in 2004.
Croke Park the latest step along Holden's journey
The problem with playing for Kilkenny and Ballyhale Shamrocks in recent years is that it can be hard to keep up with the numbers. In the last 15 years, Shamrocks have lifted the Tommy Moore Cup on four occasions, while the Cats have landed Liam MacCarthy half a dozen times. Throw in replays and final defeats, and you have players who straddle both teams with no shortage of medals and big-game experience.
Spacey picks up lifetime achievement award in Italy
Kevin Spacey made his first speaking appearance since sexual assault allegations derailed his career and used a colourful Italian term to thank the National Cinema Museum for having the courage to invite him. Spacey received a lifetime achievement award from the museum, discussed key roles during a master class and then introduced the 1999 film American Beauty, for which he won his second acting Oscar, to a sold-out crowd in the northern city of Turin on Monday.
Premiership clubs told financial state 'unsustainable'
British MPs have warned that the financial situation of Gallagher Premiership clubs is "clearly unsustainable" in a damning report on issues facing the professional game in England. The demise of former top-flight clubs Wasps and Worcester earlier this season has been described as a "stain on the reputation" of the Rugby Football Union and Premiership Rugby.
What's on? 10 top TV and streaming tips for Tuesday
Gut health is the focus of a new Channel 4 series, Bad Education returns for a fourth season, Winterwatch returns, and there's the Wolves v Liverpool FA Cup replay . . . Pick of the Day Know Your S**t: Inside Our Guts, 8.00pm, Channel 4 Another Channel 4 show with a provocative title. This one sees Alana Macfarlane-Kempner and Lisa Macfarlane talk to experts at Poo HQ about different issues members of the British public are having with their gut health.
Police probe alleged threats to Everton club directors
Merseyside Police has revealed it is in contact with Everton over alleged threats made towards the club's directors ahead of last weekend's Premier League match against Southampton. Supporters' ire has turned on Everton's hierarchy in the last few weeks as they face a second successive season battling to retain their Premier League status.
Eve Hewson to be honoured at Oscar Wilde Awards in US
Bad Sisters star Eve Hewson is to be honoured at the Oscar Wilde Awards in California in March, it has been announced. The annual awards ceremony is held by the US-Ireland Alliance to celebrate the contribution Ireland makes to film, television, and music. It takes place during the build-up to the Oscars. The 2023 awards are scheduled for Thursday 9 March at Bad Robot, the Santa Monica production company of JJ Abrams and Katie McGrath.
2FM Rising 2023 - Irish musical acts to watch
Here is your guide to the hottest new acts, as RTÉ 2FM names the following acts and artists to see, listen to and enjoy in 2023. 49th & Main Hailing from Kilkenny, 49th & Main are an indie-pop duo consisting of producer Ben O'Sullivan and vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Paddy King. The pair first met in school and began working on music together, with O'Sullivan dabbling with acoustics and how to record King's guitar.
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