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Glasgow Times
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
Irish singer-songwriter Ryan McMullan to perform in Glasgow
Ryan McMullan, known for songs like Bowie on the Radio and You Don't Dance, will take to the Saint Luke's stage in the East End of the city. The show will take place on Wednesday, December 3. The announcement follows the release of McMullan's latest release, In This Room (EP), which came out in April 2025. The singer is renowned for his 'magical' live shows and has garnered widespread acclaim for his captivating performances and poignant songwriting. Tickets for the Glasgow show will go on sale at 10am on June 6. To purchase tickets, visit
Finextra
27-05-2025
- Business
- Finextra
Westpac appoints chief data, digital and AI officer from Commbank
Westpac has announced the appointment of Dr Andrew McMullan as Chief Data, Digital and AI Officer, reporting to CEO Anthony Miller. 0 Dr McMullan joins Westpac from the Commonwealth Bank of Australia, where he most recently served as Chief Data and Analytics Officer. In this new role, Dr McMullan will lead Westpac's data analytics, digital transformation and artificial intelligence initiatives, with a strong focus on the responsible use of data and AI to deliver exceptional experiences for customers and employees. 'Andrew's appointment will accelerate our strategic efforts in data analytics, digital innovation and responsible AI,' said Westpac CEO Anthony Miller. 'He's an outstanding executive and thought leader who has successfully transformed data and digital capabilities in leading financial institutions globally. By integrating our data, digital and AI functions under Andrew's leadership, we aim to become a truly service-centric organisation, improving the customer experience and empowering our teams.' 'Andrew will build on the strong foundations established over the past five years by our CIO Scott Collary. He will work closely with Scott and our executive team as we continue to responsibly leverage data to enrich the customer and employee experience. Andrew's leadership will also be instrumental in supporting the successful delivery of UNITE.' 'I look forward to welcoming Andrew to our executive team,' Mr Miller said. Dr McMullan holds a PhD in Statistics from the University of Glasgow and brings extensive global experience in developing and scaling digital, data analytics and AI platforms. Throughout his career, he has focused on responsibly leveraging data and AI to enhance the financial wellbeing and overall experiences of customers, communities and employees. Dr McMullan will join Westpac in September 2025.
The 42
17-05-2025
- Sport
- The 42
Shamrock Rovers seize chance to claim win away to Waterford
Waterford FC 1 Shamrock Rovers 3 Adrian Flanagan reports from the RSC SHAMROCK ROVERS WERE handed three points on a plate by a battling Waterford FC side as Stephen Bradley's side capitalised on two huge errors that gave the league leaders all three points from this SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division clash at the RSC. After a brilliant Padraig Amond header had put the hosts in front inside ten minutes, the home side were the cause of their own downfall as they were undone by goals from Rory Gaffney, Michael Noonan, and Graham Burke – the latter two goals were defensive errors It was a header of quality that gave the hosts the lead on ten minutes. Ryan Burke found space for himself out on the left before putting in a wonderful ball that saw Padraig Amond get in front of his marker to flick an unstoppable header to the roof of the net from 12 yards. Advertisement Waterford's Padraig Amond celebrates scoring a goal with teammates. Ken Sutton / INPHO Ken Sutton / INPHO / INPHO Stephen McMullan denied the Hoops a certain equalising goal on 23 minutes when Josh Honohan played a super ball over the top that sent Aaron Greene clear straight on goal, but the netminder saved at the feet of the attacker as he tried to take the ball around him. Rovers were celebrating a leveller just two minutes later. Adam Matthews played a long throw into the right-hand corner that saw Greene send in a first-time cross for Rory Gaffney, and he applied a neat right-footed finish past the helpless McMullan. It took some more heroic goalkeeping from McMullan to deny the visitors the lead goal on 36 minutes when Jack Byrne swung over a right-wing cross that picked out the run of Josh Honohan, and after his header was superbly kept out, Rory Gaffney struck the outside of the post with the rebound. Rovers were gifted the lead on 76 minutes. Blues keeper Stephen McMullan, who was having a top display for the hosts up to his point, played a clearance straight to Michael Noonan, who was only on the field seven minutes, and with his first touch, he couldn't believe his luck as he guided the ball to an empty net from outside the penalty area. A third goal followed for the tabletoppers deep into second-half injury-time when Josh Honohan, on the week that he was called up to the Ireland senior squad, dispossessed Navajo Bakboord before releasing Graham Burke, who beat the offside trap, to finish past McMullan. Waterford FC: McMullan; Horton, Radkowski (Bakbooard 60), Leahy, Burke; Olayinka (Pouwels 90), McMenamy (McDonald 60), White, Glenfield; Lonergan, Amond. Shamrock Rovers: McGinty; Honohan, Grace, Lopes, Matthews; Nugent (J O'Sullivan 69), O'Neill (Healy 69), Byrne, C O'Sullivan; Greene (Barrett 87), Gaffney (Noonan 69). Referee: Aaron O'Dowd (Dublin). Attendance: 3321
The Irish Sun
16-05-2025
- Sport
- The Irish Sun
Josh Honohan shines as Shamrock Rovers punish Waterford FC errors to extend League of Ireland Premier Division lead
THE Hoops were handed three points on a plate by a battling Waterford FC side. Advertisement 2 Josh Honohan was the main man for Shamrock Rovers as they put three past Waterford FC 2 Stephen Bradley celebrates as his side extended their lead at the top of the Premier Division After a brilliant Padraig Amond header had put the hosts in front inside ten minutes. The home side were the cause of their own downfall as they were undone by goals from Rory Gaffney, Michael Noonan, and Graham Burke – the latter two goals were defensive errors It was a header of quality that gave the hosts the lead on ten minutes. Ryan Burke found space for himself out on the left before putting in a wonderful ball that saw Padraig Amond get in front of his marker to flick an unstoppable header to the roof of the net from 12 yards. Advertisement read more on football Stephen McMullan denied the Hoops a certain equalising goal on 23 minutes when Josh Honohan played a super ball over the top that sent Aaron Greene clear straight on goal. But the netminder saved at the feet of the attacker as he tried to take the ball around him. Rovers were celebrating a leveller just two minutes later. Adam Matthews played a long throw into the right-hand corner that saw Greene send in a first-time cross for Rory Gaffney, and he applied a neat right-footed finish past the helpless McMullan. Advertisement Most read in Football It took some more heroic goalkeeping from McMullan to deny the visitors the lead goal on 36 minutes when Jack Byrne swung over a right-wing cross that picked out the run of Josh Honohan. And after his header was superbly kept out, Rory Gaffney struck the outside of the post with the rebound. I can win the Ballon D'or says Brighton's Carlos Baleba Rovers were gifted the lead on 76 minutes. Blues keeper Stephen McMullan, who was having a top display for the hosts up to his point, explicably played a clearance straight to Michael Noonan, who was only on the field seven minutes, and with his first touch, he couldn't believe his luck as he guided the ball to an empty net from outside the penalty area. Advertisement A third goal followed for the tabletoppers deep into second-half injury-time when Josh Honohan, on the week that he was called up to the Republic of Ireland Men's Senior team. He dispossessed Navajo Bakboord before releasing Graham Burke, who beat the offside trap, to finish past McMullan. WATERFORD FC 1 SHAMROCK ROVERS 3 SUN STAR MAN – Josh Honohan – Shamrock Rovers WATERFORD FC: McMullan 7; Horton 7, Radkowski 7 (Bakbooard 60, 5), Leahy 6, Burke 7; Olayinka, McMenamy 6 (McDonald 60, 6), White 6, Glenfield 6; Lonergan 6, Amond 8. Advertisement SHAMROCK ROVERS: McGinty 7; Honohan 8, Grace 7, Lopes 7, Matthews 8; Nugent 6 (J O'Sullivan 69, 5), O'Neill 7 (Healy 69, 5), Byrne 7 (Burke 75, 5), C O'Sullivan 7; Greene 7 (Barrett 87, 4), Gaffney 7 (Noonan 69, 6) Referee : Aaron O'Dowd (Dublin) 5 Attendance: 3321
RTÉ News
16-05-2025
- Sport
- RTÉ News
League leaders Shamrock Rovers capitalise on Waterford defensive errors
Shamrock Rovers were handed three points on a plate by a battling Waterford FC side as Stephen Bradley's side capitalised on two huge errors that gave the league leaders all three points from this SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division clash at the RSC. After a brilliant Padraig Amond header had put the hosts in front inside ten minutes, the home side were the architects of their own downfall as they were undone by goals from Rory Gaffney, Michael Noonan, and Graham Burke – the latter two goals were defensive errors It was a header of quality that gave the hosts the lead on ten minutes. Ryan Burke found space for himself out on the left before putting in a wonderful ball that saw Amond get in front of his marker to flick an unstoppable header to the roof of the net from 12 yards. Stephen McMullan denied the Hoops a certain equalising goal on 23 minutes when Josh Honohan played a super ball over the top that sent Aaron Greene clear straight on goal, but the netminder saved at the feet of the attacker as he tried to take the ball around him. Rovers were celebrating a leveller just two minutes later. Adam Matthews played a long throw into the right-hand corner that saw Greene send in a first-time cross for Gaffney, and he applied a neat right-footed finish past the helpless McMullan. It took some more heroic goalkeeping from McMullan to deny the visitors the lead goal on 36 minutes when Jack Byrne swung over a right-wing cross that picked out the run of Honohan, and after his header was superbly kept out, Gaffney struck the outside of the post with the rebound. Rovers were then gifted the lead on 76 minutes. Blues keeper McMullan, who was having a top display for the hosts up to this point, explicably played a clearance straight to Noonan, who was only on the field seven minutes, and with his first touch, he couldn't believe his luck as he guided the ball to an empty net from outside the penalty area. A third goal followed for the tabletoppers deep into second-half injury-time when Honohan, on the week that he was called up to the Republic of Ireland senior squad, dispossessed Navajo Bakboord before releasing Graham Burke, who beat the offside trap, to finish past McMullan. Waterford FC: McMullan; Horton, Radkowski (Bakbooard 60), Leahy, Burke; Olayinka (Pouwels 90), McMenamy (McDonald 60), White, Glenfield; Lonergan, Amond. Shamrock Rovers: McGinty; Honohan, Grace, Lopes, Matthews; Nugent (J O'Sullivan 69), O'Neill (Healy 69), Byrne, C O'Sullivan; Greene (Barrett 87), Gaffney (Noonan 69). Attendance: 3321
