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RTÉ News
a day ago
- Sport
- RTÉ News
Ireland fall to 4-0 loss against India in series opener
Ireland suffered a 4-0 loss to Olympic bronze medalists India in the first of a two-game series at Pembroke this evening. Early attacking pressure from the visitors called the Irish defensive line into action in the opening minutes. India eventually managed to break the deadlock through Mandeep Singh, latching onto a pullback from the baseline to find the net on the back post. They added a second shortly after, with Harmanpreet Singh tucking away a penalty corner to double their lead before the end of the first quarter. Ireland grew into the game in the second quarter, applying pressure of the own early on and winning a number of penalty corners for their effort following some smart attacking play from Fergus Gibson and Adam McAllister. Luke Madeley's first effort forced a good save, with the second penalty corner resulting in a mis-trap. Despite the pressure, India did eventually add a third to their tally, Dilpreet Singh latching onto a loose ball to fire home on his reverse. Ireland almost pulled one back in the third quarter, Jermey Duncan coming close but his flick from a tight angle glanced off the crossbar, before the Indians made it 4-0 at the end of the quarter. The sides meet again in Pembroke tomorrow for the second and final game of the India Series before both depart for the Netherlands for the next stage of the FIH Pro League.
Irish Independent
a day ago
- Sport
- Irish Independent
India win first of two-game series against Ireland in Dublin
Ireland and India fans alike were treated to an entertaining match, with India scoring twice in the opening quarter, before adding a third before half-time and the fourth in quarter three to put the game out of reach. A lively start to the match saw India launch into an immediate high press. Early attacking pressure from the visitors called the Irish defensive line into action early on. India eventually managed to break the deadlock, however, with Mandeep Singh latching onto a pullback from the baseline to find the net on the back post. They added a second soon after, with Harmanpreet Singh dispatching a penalty corner to double their lead before the end of the first quarter. Ireland grew into the game in the second quarter, applying pressure of the own early on and winning a number of penalty corners for their effort following some smart attacking play from Fergus Gibson and Adam McAllister. Luke Madeley's first effort forced a good save, with the second penalty corner resulting in a miss trap. Despite the pressure, India did eventually add a third to their tally, Dilpreet Singh latching onto a loose ball to fire home on his reverse. The chances continued to come in the third quarter with the game beginning to open up more. India flashed an inviting ball across the Irish goal early on, followed by a superb piece of attacking play for Ireland providing Jermey Duncan with an opportunity to open the scoring for Ireland, but his flick from a tight angle glanced off the crossbar. A fourth would eventually come for India just before the final quarter to put the game out of reach. There was still plenty for spectators to enjoy going into the final quarter, with Ireland growing further into the game. The home side kept India pinned back for large periods with Ireland's attacking threats making their way into the circle on several occasions. India held firm, however, to maintain their clean sheet. Ireland and India will meet again tomorrow, June 3, in Pembroke for the second and final game of the India Series before both sides depart for the Netherlands for the next stage of the FIH Pro League.
Yahoo
6 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Nvidia Earnings Preview: What to Watch for in AI, Chips
Nvidia Corp. is projected to deliver around $19 billion in net income on revenue of $43 billion in the first quarter, up 31% and 66%, respectively, from the same period a year ago. The company is due to deliver its first-quarter earnings report after the bell Wednesday with a focus on the supply of computer systems based on its new Blackwell chips. Mandeep Singh of Bloomberg Intelligence has a preview. Sign in to access your portfolio
India Gazette
27-05-2025
- Health
- India Gazette
SPF every day keeps the damage away: Doctors say sun protection is not optional
New Delhi [India], May 27 (ANI): As the sun beats down stronger each year and the tan lines get deeper, dermatologists across the globe are urging one common thing this World Sunscreen Day: make sun protection a non-negotiable part of your life. Whether you are basking under a beach umbrella or just walking to your local store, UV radiation does not discriminate. Experts warn that ignoring your daily sunscreen routine can do more than dull your glow, it could permanently damage your skin and raise your risk of cancer. 'Sun protection isn't just a cosmetic concern, it's a critical part of long-term skin health,' said Dr Mandeep Singh, HOD, Plastic Dermatologist and Cosmetic Surgery at Paras Health, Gurugram. While speaking to ANI, Dr Singh emphasises that UV rays are relentless; they can penetrate clouds, car windows, and even office glass. 'A broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, applied generously and re-applied every two to three hours, is your skin's best defence,' he advised, adding, 'Remember, prevention is always better than cure.' Ultraviolet (UV) radiation might be invisible, but its damage is not. From sunburns to pigmentation and fine lines to deadly skin cancers, the sun's rays are responsible for some of the most preventable skin issues, often showing up years later. 'Prolonged exposure to UV radiation leads to fine lines, wrinkles, dark spots, and uneven skin tone, often much earlier than expected,' said Dr Amiteshwar Singh, Consultant Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Livasa Hospital, Amritsar. He stressed that these signs of ageing begin beneath the surface, long before they become visible. 'Investing in your skin today ensures it stays strong, smooth, and radiant for years to come,' he said. Yes, you still need sunscreen indoors and on cloudy days. 'The dangerous rays of the sun can pass through clouds and even bounce back off surfaces such as water, sand, and concrete, so protection is needed all year,' said Dr Narander Singla, Lead Consultant - Internal Medicine at CK Birla Hospital, Delhi. Speaking to ANI, Dr Singla warned that sun damage is cumulative, meaning every minute spent unprotected under UV exposure adds up over the years. 'What's a temporary tan today can add up to serious skin damage tomorrow,' he noted. He recommends a minimum of SPF 30 for daily wear, and SPF 50 or higher for outdoor exposure. Add to that protective gear, sunglasses, and seeking shade during peak hours (10 am to 4 pm), and you have got a winning shield against UV harm. From glowing skin to disease prevention, sunscreen offers far more than cosmetic benefits. It is an investment in your skin's future and your overall health. As we observe World Sunscreen Day, doctors agree on one clear message: don't step out without your SPF armour. And even when you are staying in, make that bottle of sunscreen your everyday companion. So go ahead and make sun protection your daily ritual because protecting your skin today is the best gift you can give your future self. (ANI)
NDTV
27-05-2025
- Health
- NDTV
"Skin's Best Defence": Dermatologists Urge Daily Sun Protection With SPF
New Delhi: As the sun beats down stronger each year and the tan lines get deeper, dermatologists across the globe are urging one common thing this World Sunscreen Day: make sun protection a non-negotiable part of your life. Whether you are basking under a beach umbrella or just walking to your local store, UV radiation does not discriminate. Experts warn that ignoring your daily sunscreen routine can do more than dull your glow, it could permanently damage your skin and raise your risk of cancer. "Sun protection isn't just a cosmetic concern, it's a critical part of long-term skin health," said Dr Mandeep Singh, HOD, Plastic Dermatologist and Cosmetic Surgery at Paras Health, Gurugram. While speaking to ANI, Dr Singh emphasises that UV rays are relentless; they can penetrate clouds, car windows, and even office glass. "A broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher, applied generously and re-applied every two to three hours, is your skin's best defence," he advised, adding, "Remember, prevention is always better than cure." Ultraviolet (UV) radiation might be invisible, but its damage is not. From sunburns to pigmentation and fine lines to deadly skin cancers, the sun's rays are responsible for some of the most preventable skin issues, often showing up years later. "Prolonged exposure to UV radiation leads to fine lines, wrinkles, dark spots, and uneven skin tone, often much earlier than expected," said Dr Amiteshwar Singh, Consultant Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgeon at Livasa Hospital, Amritsar. He stressed that these signs of ageing begin beneath the surface, long before they become visible. "Investing in your skin today ensures it stays strong, smooth, and radiant for years to come," he said. Yes, you still need sunscreen indoors and on cloudy days. "The dangerous rays of the sun can pass through clouds and even bounce back off surfaces such as water, sand, and concrete, so protection is needed all year," said Dr Narander Singla, Lead Consultant - Internal Medicine at CK Birla Hospital, Delhi. Speaking to ANI, Dr Singla warned that sun damage is cumulative, meaning every minute spent unprotected under UV exposure adds up over the years. "What's a temporary tan today can add up to serious skin damage tomorrow," he noted. He recommends a minimum of SPF 30 for daily wear, and SPF 50 or higher for outdoor exposure. Add to that protective gear, sunglasses, and seeking shade during peak hours (10 am to 4 pm), and you have got a winning shield against UV harm. From glowing skin to disease prevention, sunscreen offers far more than cosmetic benefits. It is an investment in your skin's future and your overall health. As we observe World Sunscreen Day, doctors agree on one clear message: don't step out without your SPF armour. And even when you are staying in, make that bottle of sunscreen your everyday companion. So go ahead and make sun protection your daily ritual because protecting your skin today is the best gift you can give your future self.
