Nick Murphy
Sports Reporter and National Content Editor at Daily Star (UK)
National Content Editor for Reach plc's Content Hub, working across Mirror, Star, Express and more. @Dag_RedFC sufferer. [email protected]
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1 week ago |
kino-zeit.de | Thomas Bezucha |Neasa Hardiman |Nick Murphy |Elle Smith
In diesem Mystery-Thriller sorgt Kyle Turner (gespielt von Eric Bana), Special Agent des National Parks Service, in den Weiten der Wildnis für die Einhaltung des menschlichen Rechts. Die Untersuchung eines brutalen Todesfalls konfrontiert Inman mit den dunklen Geheimnissen des Parks und seiner eigenen Vergangenheit. (Quelle: Netflix) Your browser does not support HTML5 video. Your browser does not support HTML5 video.
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1 week ago |
msn.com | Nick Murphy
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1 month ago |
tandfonline.com | Daniel Nugent |Erin Hill |Nick Murphy |John Morgan
ABSTRACTEffective conservation of threatened cryptic bird species is often inhibited by limited knowledge about their diet and foraging ecology. The critically endangered and taxonomically-unique Plains-wanderer (Pedionomus torquatus) is a small, mostly terrestrial bird that occurs on treeless plains across parts of eastern Australia. The species is highly cryptic and rarely observed foraging. Consequently, most aspects of its diet and foraging habits are poorly understood.
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2 months ago |
mirror.co.uk | Nick Murphy
Dennis Taylor still won't let Steve Davis pot the black 40 years since iconic snooker finalThe black-ball final between Dennis Taylor and Steve Davis remains one of the most iconic nights in British sport – and now the Northern Irishman has opened up on it ahead of this year's CrucibleSteve Davis still can’t catch a break against Dennis Taylor, 40 years on from the black-ball final.
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2 months ago |
belfastlive.co.uk | Nick Murphy
As excuses for arriving into school over an hour late on a Monday morning go, this one surely remains unique. ‘Sir, I was up half the night watching the snooker final’ would normally have landed you in detention for your cheek – but this was April 29, 1985 and was no normal school day. This was the morning after the night before when that English lad with the ginger hair had been pummelled into submission by the wee Coalisland man with the upside down glasses.
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Very on-brand for this completely out of the blue major announcement to be communicated by an email newsletter rather than a statement on the website like a normal club. Underdog playing the greatest hits as they go out.
We’ve had more new owners than a fucking used car.
You’d hope a new manager is in place and things are happening behind the scenes which allow us to make player announcements and build a bit of momentum. But almost a whole month without having a new manager confirmed publicly isn’t great, even accounting for due diligence.
