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All above board – The boards of the 'big 6' and comparative performance By Paul The Esk Share: Six clubs have been ever present in the Premier League. Of the six, Manchester United and Arsenal dominated the honours boards in the early years, before Chelsea on the back of Abramovich’s funding starting competing and winning. Always part of the “Sky 4” despite not having won the Premier League, more recently Liverpool made it to the winner’s circle.Tottenham have huffed and puffed, occasionally threatening but never quite made it, and then there’s...

Burns party goes online as the annual celebration of Scottish bard is marked in Limerick Reporter: ');  '); ALTHOUGH we won’t be able to gather in a pub to enjoy a Burns supper this year, the party will still go on in Limerick! That’s because Michael Potter, who has organised the city’s annual Robbie Burns night celebration for the last 17 years, will take the event online this year. From 8pm this evening, limerickburnsnight.com will play​ host to a feast of festive revellery, poems, songs and more. Normally, the annual party has taken place in Bobby Byrne’s and latterly Dolan’...

Kenagh mourns loss of one of its ‘stalwart’ businessmen Reporter: ');  '); The village of Kenagh and surrounding areas are in mourning this week following the passing of one of south Longford’s well-loved business owners and characters, Michael Egan. Michael of the very well-known Egan’s Electrical Shop in Kenagh village passed away peacefully and in the loving care of staff at the Midland Regional Hospital in Tullamore on Monday, Januay 18, after battling an illness. Already his death notice on rip.ie has attracted countless condolences from those across the county and further afie...

Michael Egan (electricial shop) Kenagh, Co Longford Monday, January 18th peacefully in Tullamore General Hospital. Funeral Mass on

Jurgen Klopp’s side have not found the net in their last three Premier League fixtures, their worst drought since March 2005.