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02 Jun 2021 : Nathan Griffin LiveScore All 137 UEFA Champions League (UCL) matches will be available free-to-air on the LiveScore app for users in Ireland over the next three years.
The global sports media business and stream service provider, better known as a leading real-time sports updates provider, has acquired the Irish free-to-air UCL rights package in a landmark three year deal.
The unexpected deal, which will commence at the beginning of the 2021/22 Champions League campaign, will see LiveScore become the exclusive free-to-air broadcaster of 104 UCL fixtures per season in Ireland. The remaining 33 ties, including the UEFA Champions League Final, will also be live-streamed on a non-exclusive basis.
Virgin Media payroll administrator accused of stealing €870k from TV station sent for trial
Kellie Walton and her partner have not yet indicated how they will plead. By Tom Tuite Monday 31 May 2021, 2:56 PM 1 hour ago 8,834 Views 0 Comments
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A FORMER PAYROLL administrator at Virgin Media Television has been sent forward for trial accused of stealing more than €870,000 from the broadcaster.
Kellie Walton, 39, of Kilfenora Road, Dublin 12 had been charged in March last year with theft of €64,509 in cash, property of TV3/Virgin Media Television, on a date in 2018.
She was also accused of stealing €70,614 in 2019 from the television station at Westgate Business Park, Ballymount, Dublin 12.
The Journal brings you the five biggest stories of the day.
1. #BOOKING: The online booking system for Covid-19 vaccines will open from Wednesday for the 40-44 age cohort, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly confirmed.
2. #OUTDOOR SUMMER: The Minister for Housing and Local Government has told councils to put more bins in areas where people are known to gather, but Dublin City Council’s director of city recovery raised concerns that more bins and toilets will “only drive more footfall and create more of an issue”.
3. #COURTS: A former payroll administrator at Virgin Media Television has been sent forward for trial accused of stealing more than €870,000 from the broadcaster.