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Irish Examiner
5 hours ago
- Sport
- Irish Examiner
Amy O'Sullivan inspires Kerry to opening round win over lacklustre Carlow in Intermediate Camogie championship
All Ireland ICC Rd 1: Kerry 2-18 Carlow 0-3 Amy O'Sullivan's 2-3 return helped the Kingdom to a comprehensive victory over Carlow in the opening round of the All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie championship at Austin Park. When the sides met in the league, it took added time point from Emma Conway to see Kerry win by the minimum margin so a close contest was expected but it never materialised. Kerry laid the foundations in the first half, dominating the opening exchanges, playing against the stiff breeze. After the sides exchanged scores in the opening two minutes, Kerry soon took control with star woman O'Sullivan leading the charge. O'Sullivan pointed in the fourth minute to regain the lead, and had a goal chance three minutes later that was saved by Catherine Kavanagh in the Carlow net, before Kathryn Ryan stuck the rebound over the bar. More brilliance from O'Sullivan had Kerry ahead 0-5 to 0-1, before Kate Lynch made it a five point lead in the 12th minute. Things got even better for the hosts when O'Sullivan waved the first green flag, right as the opening quarter concluded, for a 1-6 to 0-1 lead. One way traffic continued with Lynch grabbing her second point, before a sweeping move saw Kerry net their second goal. Shannon Collins darted down the left channel, passed to the supporting Patrice Diggin who struck for goal, the effort saved by Kavanagh but in the follow up O'Sullivan turned over possession, flicking the sliotar around the Carlow keeper before finding the net. Carlow had to wait 22 minutes for their second score of the contest, Eleanor Treacy added to her earlier 45, with a free from play. But Kerry were the happier of the two sides going in at the interval, leading 2-8 to 0-2. Whatever was said at the break certainly inspired Carlow from the offset in the second half, but for all their efforts, they failed to add to the scoreboard. Straight from the whistle, Aimie Nolan ran through the middle and had an effort at goal turned out for a 45 by Aoife Fitzgerald in the Kerry net. Treacy dropped the 45 short and as Fitzgerald batted it away, Carlow caused a goalmouth scramble with Eilbhe Lawler firing at goal and Fitzgerald making a stunning save to deny. For all their efforts in the opening ten minutes, Carlow left without a score. By the end of the third quarter Kerry moved ahead 2-10 to 0-2, as Diggin added a quickfire double. The final quarter all belonged to Kerry. Diggin, Amy McCarthy, Lynch and Emma Conway all tallied points, to increase the lead 2-16 to 0-2. Treacy got Carlow on the board in the 54th minute with a well taken free, before Lynch and Diggin struck late scores to complete the rout and secure Kerry's opening win of the All Ireland Intermediate series. The Kingdom travel to Down in two weeks time. Scorers for Kerry: A O'Sullivan (2-3), P Diggin (0-6, 3fs), K Lynch (0-4), R O'Connor, S Collins, K Ryan, A McCarthy and E Conway (0-1 each). Scorers for Carlow: E Treacy (0-3, 2fs, 1'45). KERRY: A Fitzgerald; M Costello, S Murphy, R McCarthy; R Quinn, N Leen, A Behan; P Diggin, R O'Connor; E O'Donoghue, K Lynch, A Leen; S Ryan, A O'Sullivan, K Ryan. Subs: A McCarthy for S Collins (42), E Conway for K Ryan (50), A O'Connor for R Quinn (56), T Burke for R McCarthy (56), C O'Sullivan for P Diggin (56) CARLOW: C Kavanagh; G Doyle, R Breen, N Canavan; K Doyle, C Coady, M O'Shea; E Treacy, A Nolan; A Murphy, C Jordan; H Wall, E Sinnott, E Lawler. Subs: S Sweeney for A Murphy (42), N Minchin for R Breen (47), O Lawler for K Doyle (55). Referee: M Ryan (Tipperary).
Time of India
6 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
WWE updates lineup for the Money in the Bank 2025 premium live event
After WrestleMania 41, WWE is gearing up for another highly anticipated event, Money in the Bank 2025, that is set to take place on Saturday, June 7, 2025, in California, USA. As SmackDown and RAW have been holding multiple MITB qualifier matches for the upcoming premium live event, following the 30 May edition of SmackDown, the Stamford-based promotion has updated the lineup for the PLE. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now The show will be streaming live on Peacock in the U.S. and Netflix internationally. The event will promise high-stakes action, career-defining ladder matches, and intense rivalries and feuds. WWE updates a few more matches and the lineup for the Money in the Bank PLE WWE has recently updated a few more matches and the lineup for the Money in the Bank PLE following the post-WWE Saturday Night's Main Event episode of SmackDown on May 30, 2025. For the Men's Money in the Bank Ladder Match, WWE has confirmed the competitors for the PLE which includes Solo Sikoa, LA Knight, Penta, Seth 'Freakin' Rollins, and Andrade, while one more competitor is still to be determined, that will probably decided after the upcoming week's RAW, where CM Punk, AJ Styles, and El Grande Americano will clash in a high-stakes qualifier. Full SmackDown highlights: May 30, 2025 Meanwhile, the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder match will include Alexa Bliss, Roxanne Perez, Rhea Ripley, Giulia, Naomi, and one additional participant to be announced. The final entrant will emerge from Raw this Monday, which will feature Stephanie Vaquer, Liv Morgan, and Ivy Nile in a triple-threat match. Additionally, in another blockbuster match, , Cody Rhodes, will team up with World Heavyweight Champion 'Main Event' Jey Uso to face Undisputed WWE Champion John Cena and 'The Maverick' Logan Paul. Bianca Belair, Naomi, Jade Cargill Come Face to Face | WWE SmackDown Highlights 5/30/25 | WWE on USA Furthermore, Lyra Valkyria will defend her title, , against Becky Lynch. The stipulation for this match states that if Lynch does not win, she will be unable to challenge for the title again as long as Valkyria remains the champion. However, if Lynch wins, Valkyria must raise her hand in victory. Also Read : WWE Money in the Bank 2025 is scheduled for Saturday, June 7, at the Intuit Dome in Los Angeles, California, and will stream live on Peacock in the U.S. and on Netflix internationally.
North Wales Chronicle
13 hours ago
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Glasgow pottery night inspired by cult TV classic Twin Peaks
The Craft Pottery will host the Twin-Peaks inspired ceramics event at Through the House, a new Glasgow café, on Wednesday, June 18, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Guests will be able to create ceramic art inspired by David Lynch's surreal series, in a setting styled after the show's iconic Red Room. Read more: Glasgow Film Theatre praised by pro-Israel lobby group over BDS vote The event is both a creative experience and a tribute to Lynch, who died this January. Through the House, decorated with mauve walls, a central disco ball, and vinyl turntables, has been described as a reimagined Red Room—an atmospheric and fitting backdrop for a Lynch-inspired evening. Beth Hoad, studio director at The Craft Pottery, said: "Twin Peaks has such a distinctive, stylish world – a little eerie, a little kitsch, and super creative. "Through the House already feels like it belongs in that universe, so we're really excited to bring it all together." This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Guests will take home a finished piece of ceramic art—a personal memento from the evening of mystery and creativity. Read more: Glasgow and Lanarkshire groups to perform for National Theatre's 30th anniversary This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Tickets start at £24 and include themed stencils, a pottery piece of your choice, all materials, glazing and firing - plus, a drink from Through the House's menu. People are encouraged to book tickets in advance , as spaces for the event are limited. To book, call 0141 243 2823 or text 07826 274 598 with your full name, Twin Peaks, and the number of guests attending.
Glasgow Times
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Glasgow pottery night inspired by cult TV classic Twin Peaks
The Craft Pottery will host the Twin-Peaks inspired ceramics event at Through the House, a new Glasgow café, on Wednesday, June 18, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm. Guests will be able to create ceramic art inspired by David Lynch's surreal series, in a setting styled after the show's iconic Red Room. Read more: Glasgow Film Theatre praised by pro-Israel lobby group over BDS vote The event is both a creative experience and a tribute to Lynch, who died this January. Through the House, decorated with mauve walls, a central disco ball, and vinyl turntables, has been described as a reimagined Red Room—an atmospheric and fitting backdrop for a Lynch-inspired evening. Beth Hoad, studio director at The Craft Pottery, said: "Twin Peaks has such a distinctive, stylish world – a little eerie, a little kitsch, and super creative. "Through the House already feels like it belongs in that universe, so we're really excited to bring it all together." This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Guests will take home a finished piece of ceramic art—a personal memento from the evening of mystery and creativity. Read more: Glasgow and Lanarkshire groups to perform for National Theatre's 30th anniversary This event is expected to attract strong interest from fans of the show as well as those simply looking for a unique night out. Tickets start at £24 and include themed stencils, a pottery piece of your choice, all materials, glazing and firing - plus, a drink from Through the House's menu. People are encouraged to book tickets in advance , as spaces for the event are limited. To book, call 0141 243 2823 or text 07826 274 598 with your full name, Twin Peaks, and the number of guests attending.
7NEWS
15 hours ago
- Sport
- 7NEWS
Emerging Gold Coast superstar Matt Rowell in trouble with umpire after strike on Neil Erasmus
Emerging AFL superstar Matt Rowell has been reported during Gold Coast's clash with Fremantle at People First Stadium. The incident happened at a stoppage during the second quarter with Rowell lashing out at Fremantle's Neil Erasmus. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today Experienced umpire Brett Rosebury was on the spot and immediately took action. He paid a free kick against Rowell and quickly had him in the book for striking. Looking at the vision, commentator Kelli Underwood called it 'a quick, blazing jab' 'It was too high,' Underwood said. Former Brisbane champion Jonathan Brown said Rowell needed to compose himself after the incident. 'Speaking from experience, Matty Rowell's just got to reset. (He's gotta think), 'OK, I can't worry about this until Monday or Tuesday',' Brown said. Alastair Lynch, another Lions great, said he didn't think Rowell would be suspended 'Actually, I don't think it he has too much to worry about there. It was a free kick, that's it,' Lynch said. Dwayne Russell suggested it might be wise to show Rowell the vision of the incident at half-time so he wouldn't stress over it throughout the rest of the game. Lynch said: 'Great point. If you assess it, and you think, 'Well, you've got no dramas,' absolutely, show him.' It was a tight battle between the teams and scores were locked during the third quarter. Rowell was one of the Suns' best, too. The 23-year-old has had an outstanding season and a suspension would obviously rule him out of Brownlow Medal contention.
