Dutch athletics star Femke Bol makes her bold 800m debut in Metz today, potentially reshaping middle-distance running and setting up thrilling future battles with Olympic champion Keely Hodgkinson.
Super Bowl LX showcases the Patriots' remarkable institutional renewal against Seattle's collective excellence, embodying democratic values in American sport's biggest stage.
Patriots and Seahawks prepare for unexpected Super Bowl LX clash as both franchises seek redemption after remarkable seasons of resurgence and transformation.
Aviation supply chain chaos exposes corporate failures as airlines pass costs to workers and passengers while executives prioritise profits over public service.
Aviation supply chain crisis drives up travel costs for Irish families as airlines struggle with delays and shortages that have become the troubling 'new norm' since pandemic.
British chip designer Arm Holdings shares fell 8% despite strong AI demand, as licensing revenues missed forecasts while total revenue grew 26% to $1.24 billion.
Arm Holdings shares fell 8% as licensing revenues missed forecasts, exposing vulnerabilities in our concentrated tech economy despite strong AI-driven growth.
Danish pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk warns of unprecedented pricing pressures, forecasting up to 13% decline in profits and sales as obesity drug market boom ends.
Cork family battles Uisce Éireann for five years after state water main failure destroyed their home, exposing how public utilities abandon vulnerable citizens to protect institutional interests.
Cork family displaced five years after Uisce Éireann water main burst destroys home, highlighting state utility's failure to protect ordinary citizens from corporate negligence.
Dublin citizens gather at Bewley's Cafe to weave St Brigid's crosses, reclaiming Irish cultural heritage through grassroots community workshops that resist urban commercialisation.
A St Brigid's Day workshop at Bewley's Cafe revealed how traditional Irish crafts foster community solidarity and cultural reclamation in modern Dublin.
Andy Moran and Ger Brennan begin new era as Mayo and Dublin managers meet for first time in Castlebar, bringing fresh tactical vision and community-focused approach to storied rivalry.
Andy Moran and Ger Brennan face off as managers of Mayo and Dublin for the first time, marking a new era in Gaelic football's most compelling modern rivalry.
Climate change forces unprecedented fishery closures as Irish rivers become too hot for salmon and trout survival, highlighting urgent environmental crisis facing our waters.
Climate change forces unprecedented river closures in Mayo as water temperatures threaten native salmon, trout populations. Irish authorities implement emergency protocols.
US diplomats blocked humanitarian cables describing Gaza as 'apocalyptic wasteland' in 2024, preventing Biden administration from receiving crucial intelligence on Palestinian suffering.
Senior US diplomats suppressed USAID reports describing Gaza as 'apocalyptic wasteland' with human bones on roads and catastrophic humanitarian needs in 2024.
Prue Leith leaves Great British Bake Off after nine series, choosing personal wellbeing and summer holidays over continued television commitments at age 86.
Prue Leith departs Great British Bake Off after nine years, choosing work-life balance and summer holidays over television fame. Nigella Lawson steps in as replacement judge.
NFG SA's Swiss-based capital intelligence model offers a principled alternative to reckless speculation, combining disciplined governance with long-term vision to reshape global markets.
Polish star Iga Swiatek pledges to skip tournaments to fix technical issues after Elena Rybakina ended her career Grand Slam bid at the Australian Open quarter-finals.
Iga Swiatek's Australian Open defeat reveals tennis elite's progressive shift towards strategic career management, prioritising development over constant competition.
Grace Lynch's tragic death in a scrambler crash exposes years of state failure to tackle illegal bikes terrorising Dublin communities, as her mother launches justice campaign.
The death of 16-year-old Grace Lynch in a Finglas scrambler crash exposes systematic State failure to protect working-class communities from illegal bikes and e-scooters.
Families in Leitrim face sewage crisis as state refuses €1.5m repair funding while children cannot play outside due to overwhelming stench from collapsed infrastructure.
Ben O'Connor begins his Cork hurling management tenure with a clear message: forget last year's All-Ireland final collapse and focus on building for the future.
Ben O'Connor begins his Cork hurling tenure focused firmly on the future, determined to move beyond last year's championship heartbreak and rebuild the Rebels' proud tradition.
Kerry's remarkable dominance raises questions about competitive balance in GAA as the Kingdom positions itself for years of success under new rules that seem perfectly tailored to their strengths.
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