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Fabio on Sir Alex Ferguson’s hair dryer treatment: “My brother did something wrong in the game and he came at half time to speak with him but came to me. He started to shout f*ck off! Rio or Carrick said this is not Rafael and he said f*ck off they’re the same!” 🤣 #MUFC

@ThisisiRadio @dlLambo 😂

Tiocfaidh ár lá 👏 Spiddal St. Patrick’s day parade showcases their creativity by putting together a Kneecap courtroom float 👨‍⚖️ 📸 Captured by @naturewaxmelts on TikTok #Kneecap #parade #stpatricks

This angle of the fight that broke out in the Brazilian league last night is mental…🫣

High Court Refuses Request to Refer Alleged Perjury to DPP and Jails Enoch Burke’s Mother and Sister for Courtroom Contempt The High Court has refused an application by teacher Enoch Burke to refer alleged perjury to the Director of Public Prosecutions and has sentenced his mother and sister to two weeks imprisonment each for contempt of court arising from disruptive conduct during a hearing in February 2026. The decision was delivered by Mr Justice Alexander Cregan on 4 March 2026 in proceedings brought by Burke against Sean O’Longain, Geraldine O’Brien and Jack Cleary, who had been members of a disciplinary appeal panel considering Burke’s dismissal from Wilson’s Hospital School. Burke was dismissed from the school for gross misconduct in January 2023 and appealed the decision through the school’s disciplinary appeal process. A disciplinary appeal panel was established to hear the appeal. Burke challenged the participation of one panel member on the grounds of objective bias and ultimately succeeded in that challenge in the Court of Appeal, which required the panel to be reconstituted. A second disciplinary appeal panel later held a hearing in December 2025. In January 2026 Burke issued High Court proceedings seeking to restrain the panel from continuing with his appeal and requesting orders that its members stand down. He also alleged that aspects of the process infringed his constitutional rights, including his right to cross examine witnesses. Before the case proceeded to a full hearing, two members of the panel resigned and the remaining member indicated that she would not serve on any newly constituted panel because the applicable rules prevented someone who had previously served from participating again. The court held that these developments meant Burke had effectively obtained the relief he sought, namely that the existing panel would cease and that any appeal would be heard by a new panel. As a result, the proceedings were struck out as moot. Burke also argued that affidavits sworn by Sean O’Longain contained false statements and asked the court to refer the matter to the Director of Public Prosecutions for investigation of alleged perjury. The judge addressed this argument in the second judgment and refused the application. The court held that the allegation arose from conflicting affidavit evidence between the parties. Mr Justice Cregan stated that it would be inappropriate to make findings about whether a person had lied on affidavit during interlocutory proceedings where the evidence had not been tested by cross examination. Since the proceedings had been struck out as moot and no plenary trial would take place, the court would not determine the issue or refer the matter to the DPP. The judge also noted that disputes about the accuracy of affidavits are common in litigation and that such matters are normally resolved through evidence at trial. He added that Burke remained free to refer the matter himself to An Garda Síochána or the Director of Public Prosecutions if he wished. The judgment also addressed events during the court hearing on 20 February 2026. During the hearing, Burke repeatedly protested while counsel for the school was opening an application for the school to be joined as a notice party. According to the court, Burke refused repeated directions to sit down. At that point, Burke’s mother Martina Burke and his sister Ammi Burke stood and began shouting loudly at the court and at counsel, repeatedly interrupting the proceedings. The judge stated that the level of shouting prevented him from being heard and caused the hearing to descend into chaos. Gardaí present in the courtroom intervened and removed both women from the court, while Burke himself was returned to Mountjoy Prison and the hearing later resumed remotely. The court subsequently invoked its contempt jurisdiction in relation to the conduct of Martina Burke and Ammi Burke. At a hearing on 25 February 2026 each was given the opportunity to respond to the allegation that their conduct constituted contempt in the face of the court. Both women criticised the court’s treatment of Enoch Burke and argued that his rights had been denied. The judge rejected those submissions, finding that their behaviour involved repeated shouting, refusal to comply with directions of the court and disruption of the hearing to such an extent that the proceedings had to be abandoned until order was restored. Mr Justice Cregan stated that maintaining order in courtrooms is essential to the administration of justice and that deliberate disruption of proceedings undermines the ability of courts to hear cases fairly. Having considered the circumstances, the court sentenced Martina Burke and Ammi Burke to two weeks imprisonment each for contempt of court. The judge also indicated that certain materials relating to Ammi Burke, who is a solicitor, would be sent to the Law Society for consideration of whether a disciplinary investigation should be initiated. The court further stated that it was considering directing that certain members of the Burke family attend future hearings involving Enoch Burke remotely rather than in person in order to prevent further disruptions. Burke v O’Longain, O’Brien and Cleary [2026] IEHC 132.

Jimmy Fallon DESTROYS Trump over Iran 😂 You NEED to see this!

Statement from John Davidson.

The shortest sad story in the world، punch

Gardai have now released this image of the tattoo on the forearm of the still unidentified victim.

@barbara_hurley @DanielHussey2 No one uses rte player cos half the time it doesn’t work. BBC have had about 6 hrs coverage everyday

@ashybashy @DanielHussey2 It's on live on RTE Player?

Ben Lynch becomes Ireland’s first skier to qualify for any Winter Olympics final ☘️ Needing a top 12 for the final, this second round 75.75 was enough for 11th place 👏 Final is 18:25 today, live on RTÉ Player 🎥

@AndyHickeyMMA @DanielHussey2 Born in Ireland Moved to Canada when he was 2

@DanielHussey2 Where does he even train?

Update: Gardai in a statement are looking to identify the victim. He has a tattoo on the inside of his right forearm of a blue and white flag with the words ‘Ceol is Beatha’ meaning ‘music is life.’ Sources say brutal facial injuries left the man unrecognisable.

@MufcWonItAll2 I seen this earlier it’s 🫶🏻 I might be one of only a few but I would really hate if they build the new stadium there’s something very special about Old Trafford all be it does need a serious upgrade.

The evolution of Old Trafford. 🔴

Before it even kicks off I’ve feeling that poor lad is going to have to restart all over again before he gets the hair cut 🙈 #utdwestham

Ian Wright’s response to Eni Aluko last year after she made distasteful comments about him. She has since said his name again. She’s clearly the problem and has unresolved issues she needs to handle.

Always remembered. Never forgotten. The Flowers of English football. The Flowers of Manchester. 🌹❤️

Just finished watching #ISwear and oh my god what a movie. Best I’ve seen in a long time.

@Ontheboldstep Like a little doll. Tiny baby clothes for the foreseeable so Tesco do a great range of them.

@ashybashy She only weighed 2 pound 9 🥹

Look at my baby niece Sadie, she was born At 33 weeks, she’s 6 weeks old now, she’s doing so well! This was her today, Absolutely tiny!!! 🩷

@KieranMcC_SS This is just so wholesome. Nothing beats been part of the GAA family

Downtown Dingle on a Saturday night in January, as the six All-Ireland club champions take centre stage. Scenes.