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Yahoo
6 days ago
- Yahoo
Woman killed in Middleborough crash remembered for love of reading, plants
A 68-year-old woman who was killed in a crash in Middleborough earlier this month, along with her longtime partner, was remembered in her obituary for her love of her family. Rosemarie Dias, of Wareham, was killed along with Cecil 'Tex' Johnson, 70, when their car crashed into the woods off Interstate 495 North. Both were pronounced dead at the scene. Dias was born in Wareham and lived there her entire life. She graduated from Bridgewater State University and worked as a supervisor at Upham's Corner Health Center in Dorchester for more than 40 years. The obituary remembers Dias for her love of reading, tending to her houseplants and flower gardens, and trips to the movie theater, the casino and the beach. But 'most of all, she loved her family and spending time with them,' the notice reads. A celebration of life for Dias will be held on July 26 at the Dudley Brown VFW Post in Onset. 'Unlawful and unwarranted': Harvard opens 2nd lawsuit against the Trump admin Mass. State Lottery winner: 1st $1M prize claimed in new game Mass. Senate passes dramatic liquor license overhaul. Will the House pass it? Man killed in Northbridge shooting identified as suspect's brother Man killed brother in what appears to be accidental shooting in Northbridge home Read the original article on MassLive.
Scottish Sun
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
Ruben Dias' ex appears to take aim at Man City star in cryptic new song after he went public with Maya Jama
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) RUBEN DIAS' ex-girlfriend appears to have taken aim at the Manchester City star and Maya Jama in a cryptic new song. Dias and TV presenter Maya went public with their relationship last month after first meeting in November. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 8 April Ivy is the ex-girlfriend of Manchester City star Ruben Dias Credit: Instagram @aprilivymusic 8 April Ivy appeared to take a dig at Dias in her new song Credit: TIKTOK 8 April Ivy was with Dias until 2021 Credit: INSTAGRAM @aprilivymusic 8 She is a singer from Portugal Credit: Instagram @aprilivymusic 8 She is believed to have split from Dias amid 'lifestyle differences' Credit: INSTAGRAM @aprilivymusic 8 They were first reported to have dated in 2018 Credit: Social Media - Refer to Source The City defender was previously in a relationship with Love Island's Arabella Chi and Portuguese singer April Ivy before that. Dias and Ivy - real name Mariana Barreiros dos Santos Goncalves - were together from 2018-2021 and even lived together in Manchester. But reports in Portugal suggested they split over lifestyle differences. Ivy took to Instagram to preview an upcoming track and included English subtitles to reveal the extent of her cryptic lyrics. She sings: "I saw a picture. You guys look so good together. "The both of you, you both look so happy. Just as everyone says, I created a monster. He learned everything with me, then became a danger and left. "To give some context, what you see doesn't come from thin air. I know you're going to love what was tiring me. "What he wears, I bought. His perfume, I gave. His favourite song, I showed. He is me. Keep him now, he's yours." Dias and Ivy reportedly split after a holiday to Greece in the summer of 2021. According to magazine Flash! - Dias' desired a "more discreet" life which clashed with his Ivy's "exuberance". Maya Jama with her boyfriend Ruben Dias who plays for Manchester City The centre-back kept his relationship with Maya a secret for months after initially meeting at the European Music Awards last year. But they have since gone public, recently looking loved up during a romantic lunch date in London. The couple were spotted at the The Summerhouse, which is a fancy seafood restaurant in London. It sits alongside the Grand Union Canal in Little Venice and is the perfect spot for an al fresco lunch. In April, they were seen out for the first time at a Ballers League game - headed up by KSI - in which Maya manages a team. Earlier in the month, Maya watched Dias play at Wembley as City beat Nottingham Forest 2-0 in the FA cup semi-finals. During the international break in March, Maya flew to Lisbon when Dias played for Portgual. The Love Island host was pictured in the stands at the José Alvalade Stadium when Portugal's beat Denmark 5-2. She was seen with a pal and glasses of wine in a VIP hospitality box - reserved usually for friends and family of players. Maya also posted a picture of the two celebrating together at their romantic fireside retreat at 3:30am the following morning. The snap is said to have been taken at the Dias' home in the Cascais region of Portugal - with a swimming pool glimpsed in the picture. Maya was gifted a bouquet of roses her return to the UK from Cape Town in February following the conclusion of the 2025 Love Island All Star season. The pair were then spotted wearing matching £5,000 Cartier 'LOVE' bracelets. Maya wore the pricey gift in the Instagram post before Dias was spotted wearing the same item as he arrived for training in February. 8 Maya Jama has gone public in her relationship with Dias
The Irish Sun
17-05-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
Ruben Dias' ex appears to take aim at Man City star in cryptic new song after he went public with Maya Jama
RUBEN DIAS' ex-girlfriend appears to have taken aim at the Manchester City star and Maya Jama in a cryptic new song. Dias and TV presenter Maya went public with their relationship last month Advertisement 8 April Ivy is the ex-girlfriend of Manchester City star Ruben Dias Credit: Instagram @aprilivymusic 8 April Ivy appeared to take a dig at Dias in her new song Credit: TIKTOK 8 April Ivy was with Dias until 2021 Credit: INSTAGRAM @aprilivymusic 8 She is a singer from Portugal Credit: Instagram @aprilivymusic 8 She is believed to have split from Dias amid 'lifestyle differences' Credit: INSTAGRAM @aprilivymusic 8 They were first reported to have dated in 2018 Credit: Social Media - Refer to Source The City defender was previously in a relationship with Love Island's Arabella Chi and Dias and Ivy - real name Mariana Barreiros dos Santos Goncalves - were together from 2018-2021 and even lived together in Manchester. But reports in Portugal suggested Ivy took to Instagram to preview an upcoming track and included English subtitles to reveal the extent of her cryptic lyrics. Advertisement READ MORE IN football She sings: "I saw a picture. You guys look so good together. "The both of you, you both look so happy. Just as everyone says, I created a monster. He learned everything with me, then became a danger and left. "To give some context, what you see doesn't come from thin air. I know you're going to love what was tiring me. "What he wears, I bought. His perfume, I gave. His favourite song, I showed. He is me. Keep him now, he's yours." Advertisement Most read in Football According to magazine Maya Jama with her boyfriend Ruben Dias who plays for Manchester City The centre-back kept his relationship with Maya a secret for months after initially meeting at the European Music Awards last year. But they have since gone public, recently looking loved up Advertisement The couple were spotted at the The Summerhouse, which is a fancy seafood restaurant in London. It sits alongside the Grand Union Canal in Little Venice and is the perfect spot for an al fresco lunch. In April, they were Earlier in the month, Advertisement During the international break in March, Maya flew to Lisbon when Dias played for Portgual. The Love Island host was pictured in the stands at the José Alvalade Stadium when Portugal's beat Denmark 5-2. She was seen with a pal and glasses of wine in a VIP hospitality box - reserved usually for friends and family of players. Maya also posted a picture of the two celebrating together at their romantic fireside retreat at 3:30am the following morning. Advertisement The snap is said to have been taken at the Dias' home in the Cascais region of Portugal - with a swimming pool glimpsed in the picture. Maya was gifted a bouquet of roses her return to the UK from Cape Town in February following the conclusion of the 2025 Love Island All Star season. The pair were then spotted wearing matching £5,000 Cartier 'LOVE' bracelets. Maya wore the pricey gift in the Instagram post before Dias was spotted wearing the same item as he arrived for training in February. Advertisement 8 Maya Jama has gone public in her relationship with Dias 8 Dias signed for City in 2020 Credit: Shutterstock Editorial
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Ruben Dias interview: ‘There were troubled times, but Man City is a strong house'
A Cup tie in London was where it started to go wrong for Manchester City this season. A Cup tie in London could cap a comeback of sorts. They started their campaign with greater objectives than competing with Crystal Palace for a trophy. Yet when it spiralled out of control, the prospect of Champions League qualification and silverware would have amounted to a successful salvage job. The turning point most pinpoint came when Rodri suffered a cruciate ligament injury against Arsenal in September. Yet City were still unbeaten when they ventured to Tottenham in the Carabao Cup on the penultimate day of October, on a run of five straight wins, none of their 14 matches in the campaign ending in defeat. A second injury had a transformative impact. Dias came off at half-time with a calf problem. He sat out their next four games. City lost each of them, too. He was powerless to halt a sudden slide. 'Of course it wasn't easy,' he said. 'You want to be involved and participate and help in every way you can and it wasn't a happy experience.' If injuries to central defenders have been a theme of City's season, there is a case for arguing Dias' absence was among the most significant. Their unexpected relapse, from all-conquering to strangely frail, came without talismanic figures in the spine of the team. It was also, Dias, felt, a side-effect of their success. 'It was definitely the consequence of many things,' he said. 'One of them was the fact we won four Premier Leagues in a row and nobody has ever done that. Maybe this is the cost: the effort and mental discipline that is essential for the game we play. Look back enough to learn and be better but not look back enough to get dragged into what you shouldn't be dragged into.' A man who was outspoken in his criticism of Southampton's defensive tactics when they held City 0-0 on Saturday nevertheless felt some of the interpretations of City's slide were too harsh, that his teammates were written off too soon. 'There was a lot of talking and very little reasoning behind most of the comments,' he said. 'People love to go crazy and they very easily forget about the whole process and everything that was done. They were obviously troubled times for many reasons but you shouldn't doubt each other because of a bad wave. That shows a weak house and we are a strong house. If anyone doubted, maybe they should learn a lesson for the future.' To borrow Dias' phrase, City have looked a stronger house since the March international break, winning seven of eight games before being held by Southampton. They have had new foundations, with Josko Gvardiol proving Dias' latest centre-back partner and one with more staying power than some of his injury-prone predecessors. 'Everyone understands Josko's qualities,' Dias said. 'He is young, driven, passionate and very ambitious.' If there was a shift in personnel in the last couple of months, there was also a different mentality. 'Maybe the feeling,' Dias said. 'This team is made of a lot of individual quality but it's even more made of this mentality and the feeling among each other that we're there and we're going to do it and be strong together. Whenever that feeling is present, things get easier.' That analysis was an admission the feeling was gone before then. But then, how did it feel to be City, the team who churned out victories and hoovered up trophies who were suddenly plunged into kind of results that many another side and player could recognise but which felt utterly alien to them? Now objectives have been altered. 'You can either win the Premier League or not win it,' Dias rationalised. 'We've won the last four in a row and that was never done before. We are in a tough fight to qualify for the top five. We've been defined by the Premier Leagues but I feel we've been defined by all of it.' And the treble of 2023 would have been impossible without the FA Cup. There was an expectation, after the Champions League exit to Real Madrid, that last season would still bring a domestic double. That was upset by Manchester United in the showpiece at Wembley. City, nevertheless, are back for more. 'It's our third final in a row so that is already quite a big achievement,' said Dias. Indeed, City's feat of reaching seven consecutive semi-finals is a record. So far, though, that means they have had four Wembley defeats in the competition in that time. 'We know how good it feels to win the FA Cup,' said Dias. And with City's house stronger than it was, he hopes Wembley can provide a home from home for them.
Daily Mirror
16-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Mirror
Ruben Dias sends Crystal Palace "very dangerous" warning ahead of FA Cup final
Manchester City have struggled for much of this season, but defender Ruben Dias warned Crystal Palace they are "dangerous" once again ahead of their FA Cup final showdown Ruben Dias says Manchester City are 'very dangerous' once again with the return of key players for tomorrow's FA Cup final. Star striker Erling Haaland, along with defender Manuel Akanji, have returned from injury lay-offs in time to face Crystal Palace at Wembley. Although City have endured a poor season by their high standards, failing to challenge for the Premier League, Dias said they are ready to remind the football world of their enduring brilliance. 'It's a lovely sight having everyone available,' said Dias. 'And when everyone is available, the conversation changes a lot and we get very dangerous. 'It's a massive one, even more so after the season we've had, to be in this final stage and have the opportunity to lift the trophy. We know how good it feels to win the FA Cup and we know what it means to everyone, so it's a big one for us. 'It's our third FA Cup final in a row, so that's already quite a big achievement. It's a competition that means a lot to us. 'We've been defined by the Premier League wins, but I feel we've been defined by all of it, for the way we played - and everything counts in the end. The FA Cup is a major one for us, so we really want to win it.' Having ruled English football for the past decade, including a record four successive title triumphs, City's drop-off this season was as astonishing as it was unexpected. They won just once during a miserable 13-game run between October 30 and Boxing Day, and failed to make the last 16 of the Champions League, a first for decorated boss Pep Guardiola. But City have recovered since losing their way mid-season, with Dias suggesting the mental and physical toll it took to win four titles in a row may have caught up with the players this season. 'It was definitely the consequence of many things,' said Dias. 'One of them was the fact we won four Premier Leagues in a row and nobody has ever done that. 'Maybe this is the cost - the effort and mental discipline that is essential for the game we play. They were obviously troubled times for many reasons, but you shouldn't doubt each other because of a bad wave. 'That shows a weak house and we're a strong house. If anyone doubts, maybe they should learn a lesson for the future. 'When you're doing great or when you're not doing so great, the only time to look back is when the season is done and the season isn't done yet. There's still a lot to fight for and a lot to accomplish, so it's one game at a time and push as much as we can. 'This team is made up of a lot of individual qualities, but it's even more made of this mentality and feeling among each other that we're there and we're going to do it and be strong together.' Dias admitted lifting the FA Cup would be the perfect send-off for club legend Kevin De Bruyne, before his emotional farewell in his final game at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday. 'Kevin deserves everything - from us players, from the fans, from the club,' said Dias. 'As much we can as a team, we want him to feel the best he can possibly feel.'
