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Dreadnots earn safety in Division 1 following low quality win over Dundalk Gaels - Vimarsana News

Dreadnots earn safety in Division 1 following low quality win over Dundalk Gaels

Hollywood Developments Division 1 Promotion/Relegation Play Off Dreadnots 1-11 Dundalk Gaels 1-7 Despite a scrappy second half goal from the Gaels’ Thomas...

Strong finish decisive as Dundalk Gaels retain Senior status - Vimarsana News

Strong finish decisive as Dundalk Gaels retain Senior status

Anchor Tours Senior Football Relegation Final DUNDALK GAELS 0-11 MATTOCK RANGERS 1-7 Dundalk Gaels clung on to their Senior championship status for 2023 at Matt...

England's decision not to rest players at Euro 2022 backed by team data provider - Vimarsana News

England's decision not to rest players at Euro 2022 backed by team data provider

England go into Wednesday’s Euro 2022 quarter-final against Spain having decided against resting players – with the backing of the team’s data provider.

Notorious sex offender Barry Watters to be released this summer after sentences reduced - Vimarsana News

Notorious sex offender Barry Watters to be released this summer after sentences reduced

SERIAL sex offender Barry Watters will be back on Ireland's streets this summer after sentences for exposing himself to children and possession of child abuse images were reduced. The child sex pervert, who is currently detained in the Midlands Prison in County Laois, won a legal bid to cut his sentences last year. He had been given a five year sentence for exposing himself to school kids and a further two years for possession explicit sexual images of children. But the total of seven-years imprisonment imposed in December 2018 was reduced by appeal court judges to four years and two months.