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BBC News
30-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Larne 'need to keep the ball better'
Larne defender Tomas Cosgrove says the Irish Premiership side "need to keep the ball better" in Thursday's Uefa Conference League second qualifying round second leg against Prishtina in east Antrim side were held to a goalless draw in the first leg of their tie at Ballymena Showgrounds last week."It was a weird game. We did well for 65 minutes and were disappointed we didn't score a few goals," said Cosgrove. "We ended up with 0-0 and we were happy about it because we really hung on towards the end."It's a massive game on Thursday night. We know what we did right in the game and we know what we did wrong so we'll try to address that."Cosgrove believes Nathan Rooney's side must dictate the pace of the game more in the second leg."They are a good team. They are at the same stage of the season as us but they kept the ball really well."We need to keep the ball a bit more, have a bit more belief. "I think we were trying to force it and go for goal every time rather than recycling the ball and slowing the game down to our tempo."The ex-Cliftonville player was part of both Irish Premiership title-winning squads with the Invermen in 2023 and 2024 and says that Rooney's arrival has brought a fresh approach."It's a new era at the club, new ideas. Kenny [Bruce. former owner] is away as well. "Nathan brings in a lot of enthusiasm, he's really keen on the job. "He brings a lot of energy into the building every day. We're all getting a big boost from it."Whoever comes through the tie between Portuguese club CD Santa Clara and Croatian outfit NK Varazdin will be awaiting the winners.
Irish Independent
24-06-2025
- Health
- Irish Independent
Over 500 people currently on waiting list to see a cardiologist at Mayo University Hospital
New data has revealed that 506 people are currently on a waiting list after being referred to MUH by their GP, additionally, 32 of these patients have been waiting for over 12 months. The issue was raised at the Regional Health Forum West meeting on Tuesday by Cllr Michael Kilcoyne, who is based in Castlebar. Speaking to the Irish Independent he highlighted just how serious this issue was, "Cardio is the heart, if something is wrong with the heart it needs urgent attention. If you have to wait that long to see a consultant then there is something drastically wrong with the system. 'They tell you that the first few hours are most precious if you have a heart attack. Yet they expect people to wait for over a year to see a consultant to have investigations. It means it is not being given the priority that it should be, "I just wonder how many of them are still alive if they are waiting for that long.' Integrated Health Area Manager for Galway and Roscommon Ann Cosgrove, assured the meeting that cardiology patients on the referral waiting list would be 'non-urgent' cases. She stated that interventional cardiology cases would not be done locally in MUH, they would be referred on to University Hospital Galway. Ms Cosgrove said in the meeting, "They've just had two cardiologists appointed to Mayo University Hospital in the last year. That [statistic] would be a backlog as there had been one clinician there before.' The advice given by Ms Cosgrove to any patient who might be concerned about their condition was to ask their GP to make further contact with the consultant, 'If somebody has concerns or if their condition has deteriorated in any way, your first port of call would be your GP,' she said. ADVERTISEMENT Data provided by Mary Warde, the Integrated Health Area Manager for Mayo, also revealed that a total of 4551 people are currently waiting to see a consultant at MUH. Cllr Kilcoyne said, "That's a huge number of people. It shows you how Mayo University Hospital has been under-resourced all of these years and continues to be the same way. "The hospital is full now, so is Galway in the West, and this is June. What's it going to be like in December.'
Yahoo
09-06-2025
- Yahoo
1 dead in multi-vehicle crash on I-240 in Asheville
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WSPA) – A man died over the weekend in a multi-vehicle crash on Interstate 240 in Asheville. The Asheville Police Department identified 41-year-old Zachariah Robert Cosgrove as the victim in the crash near Exit 1B on Saturday, June 7. Investigators said Cosgrove was driving a 2015 Jeep Wrangler in the westbound lanes. Around 2:52 p.m., it was reported that Cosgrove was changing lanes when he collided with a Pontiac Firebird. The crash caused the Jeep to roll over and subsequently collide with a 2018 Ford F-150 traveling in the same direction, according to officers. The F-150 also overturned as a result of the impact. Police said Cosgrove was not wearing a seatbelt at the time of the crash and was ejected from the vehicle when it rolled. He was taken to a nearby hospital, where he succumbed to his injuries. Officers said a passenger in the Jeep was also taken to the hospital for minor injuries. Police did not share the conditions of the other drivers involved in the crash at this time. The crash remains under investigation by the Asheville PD. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Time of India
08-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
The Wrong Paris OTT Release Date: When and where to watch Miranda Cosgrove and Pierson Fodé's romantic comedy
The Wrong Paris OTT Release Date: Miranda Cosgrove is heading to Paris, or at least she thinks she is, in The Wrong Paris, a light-hearted romantic comedy that's all set to premiere on Netflix on September 12, 2025. But this isn't your typical love story set against the backdrop of the Eiffel Tower. Instead, it's about a girl who dreams of France and ends up in Texas. Yes, seriously. The Wrong Paris' plot overview The film follows Cosgrove's character, Dawn, a struggling artist desperate for a break and hoping to land a spot in a prestigious Parisian art program. When a reality TV dating show offers an all-expenses-paid trip to Paris as a prize, she signs up faster than you can say "bonjour." The catch? It turns out the producers meant Paris, Texas, not the City of Love in France. Dawn's hopes are dashed in a flash, and the whole thing feels like a bad prank. Her plan is simple: get eliminated and go home. But things get complicated when she meets Trey, played by the charming Pierson Fodé, the show's leading man who might just be worth sticking around for. The Wrong Paris' cast and crew The Wrong Paris is directed by Janeen Damian, who has previously worked on Netflix's Irish Wish, and written by Nicole Henrich. It's produced by romantic-comedy veteran Brad Krevoy through MPCA (Motion Picture Corporation of America). Cosgrove herself also serves as an executive producer. Production wrapped in late 2024, and everything points to a breezy, charming vibe. Alongside Cosgrove and Fodé, the cast features a bunch of familiar faces, including Madison Pettis, Madeleine Arthur, Frances Fisher, Yvonne Orji, Torrance Coombs, Hannah Stocking, and Emilija Baranac. Filming took place in Vancouver and Agassiz, British Columbia, standing in for the small-town Texan setting. If you're into feel-good movies that don't take themselves too seriously but still manage to tell a meaningful story, The Wrong Paris might just be your thing. Mark your calendar, September 12, on Netflix is when it all drops.
Irish Independent
04-06-2025
- Business
- Irish Independent
What can be done with derelict Sligo?
Sligo Champion Today at 00:00 Dereliction across Sligo has been highlighted by Senator Nessa Cosgrove who says they could go a long way to addressing the housing crisis. Senator Cosgrove, Labour Party Spokesperson on Rural and Community Development, the Gaeltacht and Worker's Rights was Speaking following last week's Seanad debate in Vacancy and Dereliction,.
