Friday 9 December 2022
Andy Farrell praised his side for finding a way to win in Dublin.
The court heard Georgia Barton had written to prosecutors claiming she and her husband had been drinking ‘about four or five bottles of wine each’.
The judge ruled that he had no case to answer.
Silva admitted grabbing the woman, causing her to fall to the ground.
Sheriff’s deputies and firefighters who rushed to the scene of the January 2020 crash took pictures of the carnage.
Brittney Griner was detained at a Moscow airport in February.
The judge told the jury that an acquittal, or charges of manslaughter, or murder were possible.
Switzerland’s Federal Criminal Court in the southern city of Bellinzona rejected the prosecution’s request for a suspended prison sentence.
The attacks resulted in the deaths of 130 people, when a team of jihadists laid siege to the French capital.
The former AFL star was dismissed for ‘contributing to a melee’ against Fermanagh.
The six-time grand slam champion was accused of hiding millions of pounds worth of assets.
Emily Bridges had been allowed to enter under British Cycling’s transgender and non-binary participation policy.
The player should still be available for the second leg of his side’s Champions Cup clash with Leinster.
The Bulls hooker received his marching orders for a dangerous ruck incident involving Alex Kendellen.
Trevor Rowe killed Ann Butler at her home on Maudlin Street in March 2020.
The Italian player was sent off for the tackle in the 19th meeting of their Six Nations fixture.
The horse tested positive for a banned substance shortly after the race, and Mandaloun is now the recognised champion.
The club opted to mediate directly with those involved, showing an acceptance of the wrong-doing of previous regimes.
Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted on five counts of facilitating illegal sex acts yesterday.
Olesen wept in court after he was found not guilty.
The sentence was tougher than that sought by prosecutors against the 33-year-old.
Rittenhouse claimed the shootings were self-defence.
The charges relate to Erasmus’ behaviour towards match officials during the Springboks’ series victory over the British and Irish Lions.
Arlene Arkinson was 15 years old when she disappeared in August 1994 following a night out.
David Sneyd and Shane Keegan joined Paul Dollery on today’s episode of The Football Family.
Benjamin Monk was convicted after a six-week trial.
Gavin Cooney and David Sneyd joined The Football Family to forecast what the remainder of Euro 2020 might have in store for England.
Jarryd Hayne was convicted on two counts of sexual intercourse without consent.
The Limerick native was punished after one of his horses tested positive for a prohibited substance in 2018.
Elsewhere, Chacun Pour Soi prevailed with minimal fuss.
The five-time Ballon d’Or winner stayed on the bench throughout a 3-3 draw with a K-League all-stars team in July last year.
The First Division games took place between July and August of this year.
The jury of five men and seven women delivered their verdict today.
The former Gunners defender is keen on Mauricio Pochettino, who was sacked by Tottenham this week.
Both boys were 13 years of age when they murdered Ana Kriegel in an abandoned house in Lucan in 2018.
The jury spent 54 minutes deliberating today before delivering a unanimous verdict.
The GAA pundit says the Kingdom were far from convincing after collecting their seventh Munster SFC title in-a-row.
During the course of the trial, Boy B sat quietly with his parents, often gripping his mother’s hand for comfort.
Bailey is not present at the trial, which began earlier this week.
Maha Al Adheem pleaded not guilty to murdering Omar Omran on 10 July 2017.
