Latest news with #Boyle
Sunday World
2 hours ago
- Sunday World
Co Armagh man in court accused of communicating sexually with child
Joshua Boyle (23) appeared in court and faced 10 charges against him. A Co. Armagh man appeared in court today accused of trying to communicate sexually with a child. In addition to a charge of attempted sexual communication on 2 March 2023, Joshua Boyle was also charged with nine counts of making indecent images of children between 8 May 2022 and 11 May 2023. Standing in the dock of Craigavon Magistrates Court. 23-year-old Boyle, from Carnreagh, Tamnafiglassan, Craigavon, confirmed his identity and that he was aware of the 10 charges against him. Joshua Boyle. News in 90 Seconds - July 25th Although the prosecutor did not open any alleged facts of the case, she submitted there was a prima facie case against Boyle. Defence counsel David McKeown conceded there was a case to answer and although Boyle was told he had the right to comment on the charges and to call evidence on his own behalf, he declined. Freeing Boyle on bail and returning the case to Craigavon Crown Court for trial, District Judge Michael Ranaghan scheduled the arraignment to be heard on 5 September.
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
2 hot dog pros share 3 classic styles, tips to recreate the best version at home
We're officially in the dog days of summer, and two guys serving up loaded Vienna beef franks have the perfect savory fix for the seasonal occasion. After more than a decade of experience working in the New York restaurant scene, Jarret Kerr and Joachim Boyle combined their culinary forces to open Dog Day Afternoon, a small oasis in South Slope Brooklyn dedicated to hot dogs. Boyle, an Illinois-native from Oak Park, has spent the better part of his life perfecting the art of the iconic Chicago dog, known for its abundant, vibrant toppings of yellow mustard, bright green sweet pickle relish, chopped white onions, sliced tomato, a dill pickle spear, sport peppers and celery salt. Kerr, on the other hand, has admittedly never even been to Chicago, but has also never met a hot dog he didn't like. Plus, with a resume of over 15 years that extends to every restaurant job from busser to general manager at some of the top eateries in Brooklyn, he was primed for the position of co-founder. The pair joined "Good Morning America" on Friday to share three delicious recipes for a truly great hot dog, along with tips for those looking to recreate them at home. First up, the Chicago dog. Boyle and Kerr use a natural casing Vienna beef hot dog inside a poppy seed potato roll, then top it with the aforementioned accoutrements. Second, is the all-beef chili cheese dog. Again, starting with a natural casing Vienna beef hotdog, they add a house made beef chili -- which has deep aromatics from ancho and New Mexico chilis that get cooked down to a broth with added pureed chipotle pepper, garlic, onion and ground beef -- and top it with cheddar cheese sauce, diced white onion, diced scallion and -- for an extra kick -- a serrano pepper hot sauce. Lastly, Boyle and Kerr shared their take on the classic New York dog. "We serve this with yellow or spicy brown mustard or house made caramelized onions and sauerkraut," the co-owners told "GMA." "Instead of making the classic Sabrett white onions in sickly sweet ketchup sauce, we make the caramelized onions to add sweetness without over powering." Tips to make the best hot dog at home Steaming is ideal "If you have a simple rice cooker, you fill the hull with about three cups of water and let it steam, use the basket insert and put your dogs on there, cover and steam for about five minutes until dogs are plump and juicy," they said. "If you don't have a steamer, or a steamer basket for your pot, simply bring some water to a boil in a larger pot and place a colander or strainer in the pot just above the water line and cover." Grilled to get a little char "For extra char, butterfly your dog (split down the middle length wise) and place on the grill for maximum grilling surface area," they suggest. "If you have a small cooking weight or press, you can even press the dog down so it get extra crispy attention." If it ain't broke, boil it "When all else fails, simply boiling the dogs works too," they said. "Especially effective with a natural casing dog so that the juices and flavor doesn't cook out." By clicking on these shopping links, visitors will leave and and these e-commerce sites are operated under different terms and privacy policies. ABC will receive a commission for purchases made through these links. SOME PRICES ARE DYNAMIC AND MAY CHANGE FROM THE DATE OF PUBLICATION. Have questions about ordering or a purchase? Click here. 'GMA' kitchen picks 6% off Amazon George Foreman® Fully Submersible™ Grill, NEW Dishwasher Safe, Wash the Entire Grill, Easy-to-Clean Nonstick, Black/Grey $55.99 $59.99 Amazon Shop Now 12% off Amazon Cuisinart 6.5" Cast Iron Smashed Burger Press, Round Flat Edge Grill Press for Crispy Smash Burgers, Burger Tool for Grill and Griddle Accessories, for BBQs and Tailgates $21.99 $24.99 Amazon Shop Now Amazon Nostalgia 2 Slot Hot Dog and Bun Toaster with Mini Tongs, Retro Toaster, Cooker that Works Chicken, Turkey, Veggie Links, Sausages Brats, Metallic Red $32.95 Amazon Shop Now Amazon Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Sweet Relish & Yellow Mustard Grill Pack, 3 ct Pack $6.39 Amazon Shop Now Amazon New Star Foodservice 44164 Fast Food Baskets, 9 1/4-Inch x 6-Inch Oval, Set of 12, Red $15.56 Amazon Shop Now
The 42
19 hours ago
- Sport
- The 42
Ireland international Jamie McGrath scores on Hibernian debut
JAMIE MCGRATH scored inside seven minutes of his Hibernian debut as David Gray's side secured a first-leg draw in Denmark. Former Aberdeen midfielder McGrath opened the scoring from a free-kick as Hibs drew 1-1 against Midtjylland in the Europa League second qualifying round. McGrath spotted a gap at the near post as the home goalkeeper awaited a cross after the Republic of Ireland international had won a free-kick on the left wing. His effort was clawed out from behind the line as Hibs delighted more than 1,000 noisy away fans following a bright start. Hibs were 18 minutes from claiming an away win, but Aral Simsir curled home from a 25-yard free-kick to leave the tie all square ahead of next Thursday's second leg at Easter Road. Advertisement Gray's side started brightly in Herning, and Martin Boyle came close on several occasions before McGrath's early opener. Boyle was close to connecting with Chris Cadden's cross, then saw a shot deflected past the post before heading wide from a glorious chance from Dylan Levitt's delivery. Hibs were soon in front and then survived a series of set-pieces before Boyle forced an error in the home defence that led to Kieron Bowie having a shot blocked from 10 yards out. Goalkeeper Jordan Smith was untroubled in the first half, but Hibs had a let-off when Franculino Dju blazed over from 15 yards as the visiting defence backtracked amid a counter-attack. Boyle thought he had put Hibs two ahead in the 41st minute when he fired inside the goalkeeper's near post but he was half a yard offside when Bowie played him through. Josh Mulligan tried to emulate McGrath's debut goal 10 minutes into the second half, but the former Dundee midfielder saw his 25-yard strike held. Smith showed adept handling to deal with two long-range efforts and saw Pedro Bravo's curling shot deflected just wide as Hibs continued to frustrate last year's Danish league runners-up. But the hosts got their breakthrough after Jack Iredale was booked for a trip 25 yards from his goal. Simsir curled the free-kick over the wall and into the top corner. Boyle had a half chance to put Hibs back in front following good work from Mulligan, but the forward was quickly crowded out and his shot was blocked. Smith soon kept Hibs level with a close-range stop from Kevin Mbabu, the former Newcastle player who had a loan spell with Rangers in 2015 but failed to make an appearance for the Light Blues. There were four bookings in the bad-tempered closing stages as Hibs held on to take a positive result back to Edinburgh. – © AFP 2025
Leader Live
21 hours ago
- Sport
- Leader Live
Jamie McGrath scores on Hibernian debut in first-leg draw at Midtjylland
Former Aberdeen midfielder McGrath opened the scoring from a free-kick as Hibs drew 1-1 against Midtjylland in the Europa League second qualifying round. McGrath spotted a gap at the near post as the home goalkeeper awaited a cross after the Republic of Ireland international had won a free-kick on the left wing. His effort was clawed out from behind the line as Hibs delighted more than 1,000 noisy away fans following a bright start. Hibs were 18 minutes from claiming an away win but Aral Simsir curled home from a 25-yard free-kick to leave the tie all square ahead of next Thursday's second leg at Easter Road. Gray's side started brightly in Herning and Martin Boyle came close on several occasions before McGrath's early opener. Boyle was close to connecting with Chris Cadden's cross, then saw a shot deflected past the post before heading wide from a glorious chance from Dylan Levitt's delivery. Hibs were soon in front and then survived a series of set-pieces before Boyle forced an error in the home defence that led to Kieron Bowie having a shot blocked from 10 yards out. Goalkeeper Jordan Smith was untroubled in the first half but Hibs had a let-off when Franculino Dju blazed over from 15 yards as the visiting defence backtracked amid a counter-attack. Boyle thought he had put Hibs two ahead in the 41st minute when he fired inside the goalkeeper's near post but he was half a yard offside when Bowie played him through. Josh Mulligan tried to emulate McGrath's debut goal 10 minutes into the second half but the former Dundee midfielder saw his 25-yard strike held. Smith showed adept handling to deal with two long-range efforts and saw Pedro Bravo's curling shot deflected just wide as Hibs continued to frustrate last year's Danish league runners-up. But the hosts got their breakthrough after Jack Iredale was booked for a trip 25 yards from his goal. Simsir curled the free-kick over the wall and into the top corner. Boyle had a half chance to put Hibs back in front following good work from Mulligan but the forward was quickly crowded out and his shot was blocked. Smith soon kept Hibs level with a close-range stop from Kevin Mbabu, the former Newcastle player who had a loan spell with Rangers in 2015 but failed to make an appearance for the Light Blues. There were four bookings in the bad-tempered closing stages as Hibs held on to take a positive result back to Edinburgh.
North Wales Chronicle
21 hours ago
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
Jamie McGrath scores on Hibernian debut in first-leg draw at Midtjylland
Former Aberdeen midfielder McGrath opened the scoring from a free-kick as Hibs drew 1-1 against Midtjylland in the Europa League second qualifying round. McGrath spotted a gap at the near post as the home goalkeeper awaited a cross after the Republic of Ireland international had won a free-kick on the left wing. His effort was clawed out from behind the line as Hibs delighted more than 1,000 noisy away fans following a bright start. Hibs were 18 minutes from claiming an away win but Aral Simsir curled home from a 25-yard free-kick to leave the tie all square ahead of next Thursday's second leg at Easter Road. Gray's side started brightly in Herning and Martin Boyle came close on several occasions before McGrath's early opener. Boyle was close to connecting with Chris Cadden's cross, then saw a shot deflected past the post before heading wide from a glorious chance from Dylan Levitt's delivery. Hibs were soon in front and then survived a series of set-pieces before Boyle forced an error in the home defence that led to Kieron Bowie having a shot blocked from 10 yards out. Goalkeeper Jordan Smith was untroubled in the first half but Hibs had a let-off when Franculino Dju blazed over from 15 yards as the visiting defence backtracked amid a counter-attack. Boyle thought he had put Hibs two ahead in the 41st minute when he fired inside the goalkeeper's near post but he was half a yard offside when Bowie played him through. Josh Mulligan tried to emulate McGrath's debut goal 10 minutes into the second half but the former Dundee midfielder saw his 25-yard strike held. Smith showed adept handling to deal with two long-range efforts and saw Pedro Bravo's curling shot deflected just wide as Hibs continued to frustrate last year's Danish league runners-up. But the hosts got their breakthrough after Jack Iredale was booked for a trip 25 yards from his goal. Simsir curled the free-kick over the wall and into the top corner. Boyle had a half chance to put Hibs back in front following good work from Mulligan but the forward was quickly crowded out and his shot was blocked. Smith soon kept Hibs level with a close-range stop from Kevin Mbabu, the former Newcastle player who had a loan spell with Rangers in 2015 but failed to make an appearance for the Light Blues. There were four bookings in the bad-tempered closing stages as Hibs held on to take a positive result back to Edinburgh.
