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THE RICH HIT LIST Copper Face Jacks owners lose over quarter of wealth due to Covid-19 crisis – but experts say they’ll bounce back 8:00, 4 Jul 2021 THE owners of Copper Face Jacks were hard hit during the Covid-19 crisis — but experts expect them to bounce back. RTE’s Ireland’s Rich List 2021 talks to experts about the country’s wealthiest people and how their finances have fared ­during the pandemic. 5 Paula and Cathal Jackson at the opening night of the musical based on their nightclubCredit: Photocall Ireland 5 5 JP McManus also suffered some losses due to the pandemicCredit...

Oops! Car jammed between parked vehicles after Lincoln blunder Quite the dilemma for this driver One Lincoln driver had a moment to forget on Monday, crashing their car into a house and jamming it between parked vehicles. The white Suzuki Celerio crashed into a wall outside a house at the top of Arboretum Avenue, off Monks Road. Incredibly, the car appears to have been wedged into the gap by other parked cars, leaving the path completely blocked. A very confusing crash. | Photo: The Lincolnite The driver of the car has just left it where it is, though it’s unclear whether mounting the pavem...

wiredprnews For the first four rounds of the Dillian Whyte and Alexander Povetkin race in August 2020, everything was ready. Then, with one punch from Povetkin, it all changed. Whyte spent more than 1,000 days qualifying for the heavyweight division but lost the opportunity – as well as the long-serving WBC belt – when Povetkin found a dangerous weapon that knocked him out before Whyte hit the curtain. The two men are now set to return on Saturday ( 3 pm ET, DAZN) at the Europa Point Sports Complex in Gibraltar. Changes in boxing are not left to chance without a fighter who has been given...

Dave Allen reveals why he had no choice but to retire at the age of 28 Dave Allen once left a casino at 5am and headed back to his hotel armed with a load of beer. The following day, he took part in a professional prize fight. He speaks to Elliot Worsell about his heavyweight career AT a time when a working-class sport revered for its ability to reveal the truth has never seemed so disingenuous, the departure of Doncaster’s Dave Allen, a heavyweight both painfully and perfectly honest, feels a bit like a death in the family. Still just 28 years of age, Allen announced his retirement in Nov...

Davy stockbrokers is dead and buried. The rump of the Davy board made a dark decision on Thursday: bury the brand, put the body up for sale. The result: the guilty participants will head for the hills with their saddle bags full. Shamed maybe, but stinking rich. The innocent, the vast majority of the 700 bewildered staff, will be floundering, their future at the mercy of the markets. Customers are on tenterhooks. How far has the rot spread? Will the Davy disease impoverish them? The brand will be buried with indecent haste, but that should not mean the evidence is buried alongside it.