Darragh Culhane

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Darragh Culhane |Martin Mccullough

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4 weeks ago | the-express.com | Darragh Culhane |Rich Jones

Conor McGregor was slammed for his social media post related to the selection of Pope Leo XIV Conor McGregor has stirred up a storm with his latest social media stunt, where he jokingly declared himself the new Pope, drawing flak for being "not funny" and "disrespectful." As white smoke rose above the Vatican, signaling the election of Pope Leo XIV on Thursday evening, the first American to assume the papacy, Robert Prevost, delivered his inaugural address in Italian, later translated into...

1 month ago | irishmirror.ie | Darragh Culhane

Caoimhin Kelleher was among the Liverpool players who enjoyed the celebrations after their emphatic win against Tottenham to clinch the Premier League title. A draw would have been enough for Liverpool to win the title but Arne Slot's side coasted to a 5-1 victory in the end to lift their first title since 2020.

1 month ago | irishmirror.ie | Darragh Culhane

The Taoiseach has rejected the “negativity” expressed by those who spoke at a major protest in Dublin over the weekend. Thousands of people participated in an anti-immigration protest in Dublin city centre on Saturday. There was a heightened police presence in the Irish capital for the protest and counter demonstration which disrupted traffic on some of the main thoroughfares through the city.

1 month ago | irishmirror.ie | Darragh Culhane

Dublin suffered their first defeat in the Leinster Football Championship in 15 years after being shocked by Meath in Portlaoise. Dessie Farrell's side were seven-point favourites coming into the game but the Royals ripped up the script early. Attacking Stephen Cluxton's wind-hindered kick out in the first half, Meath raced to a 12-point half-time lead.