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Managerless Ards dumped holders Crusaders out of the Clearer Water Irish Cup on a day of high drama in domestic football’s most prestigious cup competition.

Sang in hong kong was down a little more than half a percent. even russia's benchmark closed up 26% today though down 36% on the week. there is still a lot of tension. more volatility in the market is expected as the federal reserve is planning to start hiking interest rates next month to rein in inflation is running at 40 year high. >> bret: big issue, lydia, thank you. drugmaker johnson & johnson three major distributers have finalized nationwide settlements in their role in the opioid addiction crisis. the announcement that clears the way for $26 billion to flow to nearly every state and lo...

Sadler's Peaky Blinder Irish Cup round-up Seven clubs booked a last 16 place as the Sadler's Peaky Blinder Irish Cup kicked off on Tuesday evening. There were no upsets, but there also wasn't the feared avalanche of goals or one-sided affairs in games involving those non-Premiership clubs kicking their first ball in anger in many months. Much interest was focused on the clash of Coleraine and Crusaders at The Showgrounds, a game that pitted third against sixth in the Premiership. It proved to be a suitably tight and hard fought encounter with the only goal of the game coming with just five mi...

Ulster Herald Advertisement Double swoop makes it a high five for Swifts Posted: 8:43 am February 1, 2021 By Tommy Nethery Dungannon Swifts have bolstered their attack with the double swoop of Rory Patterson and Nathaniel Ferris. Ferris, 22,  joins on loan from Championship outfit, Loughgall United while former Plymouth Argyle, Coleraine, Glentoran and Crusaders striker Patterson has signed professional forms, having mostly recently been on the books of Belfast Celtic. The late arrival of Strabane man Patterson, 36, and Ferris brings to five the number of players that manager Kris L...

Ulster Herald Advertisement Cup final hero in talks with Dungannon Posted: 8:15 am January 6, 2021 By Tommy Nethery Dungannon Swifts’ 2018 League Cup hero Ryan Mayse could be set for a return to the Tyrone club. Mayse and Ballinamallard United team-mate Matty Smyth have both held talks with Swifts after they were given permission to do so by the Championship club. Mallards boss Harry McConkey revealed on Monday’s Ulster Herald Boot Room podcast that a Premiership club had been in touch seeking to talk to two of their key players. Advertisement Last week Swifts confirmed that Dyla...