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Search ArticlesTop-flight football club owner shot dead at 53
A top-flight football club owner in Bulgaria has been shot dead at the age of 53. Iliyan Filipov was the majority shareholder of Botev Plovdiv and founded a major Bulgarian transport firm called PIMK. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW Bulgarian publisher BGNES reported that Filipov was killed in the early hours of Wednesday morning. Iliyan Filipov was the majority shareholder of Botev Plovdiv.
Irish bank customers warned over new text scam doing the rounds
Irish bank customers have been warned about the newest text scam that is doing the rounds. Of course, scam texts have been doing the rounds for years — and unless you actually have kids, the ‘hi mam’ texts are usually a way to smell a scam from miles away.
Dakota Johnson snaps at A-list co-star on tense red carpet
While Dakota Johnson has praised the ‘great chemistry’ with her Verity co-star, the pair shared a tense moment on the red carpet at the premiere. Johnson is starring alongside teen heartthrob Josh Hartnett and Anne Hathaway in the latest Colleen Hoover adaptation, Verity. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW However, the filming seemed to have led to some tension between the cast, with Dakota Johnson seemingly snapping on the red carpet.
‘Reckless’ – Meghan and Harry fume as paparazzi turn up at children’s school
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have hit out at an ‘extraordinarily reckless’ move by the paparazzi after it was alleged that two reporters turned up at their children’s school. The Sussexes grabbed headlines across the world last month when they moved back to the UK, reversing their 2020 decision to set up in the US.
FAI CEO says they could’ve lost €10million with Israel boycott
FAI CEO David Courell revealed that the organisation could’ve faced losses of over €10million if they hadn’t fulfilled their fixtures against Israel. Courell, along with FAI President Paul Cooke and Director of Football John Martin, were put forward in front of the Oireachtas on Wednesday with the decision to play the match against Israel, and all that entailed last Saturday, up for discussion.
Bono trades blows with Israeli minister after making shocking comparison
Bono has landed himself in a high-profile row, trading insults with Israeli minister Ben-Gvir. The U2 frontman was speaking about Gaza when he made a particularly shocking comparison. Following their highly successful homecoming gig at Mount Temple and a rooftop singalong at Bewleys (that briefly saw Grafton Street come to a standstill), U2’s Bono has been grabbing headlines once again.
Irish talent Michael Noonan pens deal to join Prem side
Michael Noonan will make his long-awaited move away from Shamrock Rovers after penning a deal to join Nottingham Forest next year. Noonan, 18, reportedly had a medical at the Premier League outfit earlier this month and will join the side in January at the end of his contract with Shamrock Rovers, with the Tallaght side receiving a small six-figure compensation from the FIFA training compensation rules.
Tiny UK island rocked by first suspected murder case since World War II
A small island off the coast of the UK has been rocked by its first suspected murder case since World War II. The body of Hannah Benfield was found in the sea on the western end of Alderney early on Monday morning. Today's top videos STORY CONTINUES BELOW Alderney is part of the Bailiwick of Guernsey and has a population of just 2,167 people. A small island off the coast of the UK has been rocked by its first suspected murder case since World War II.
PSNI announces ‘criminal investigation’ into Garvaghy Road protests
As protests continue against the Orange Order’s marches on Garvaghy Road, the PSNI has announced that it will be carrying out a ‘large-scale criminal investigation’. Protestors, which have included Sinn Féin leaders Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill, have been blocking the Orange Order from marching down the road since Sunday.
‘I am here’ – Pep Guardiola breaks silence on Man City verdict
Former Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has broken his silence on the recent guilty verdict that has rocked the English club. The Spaniard was at the helm of Manchester City for its most successful decade, joining in 2016 and departing at the end of last season.