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The Irish Sun
6 days ago
- General
- The Irish Sun
Travel chaos as ‘significant knock-on delays' after major rail service suspended due to ‘vehicle striking bridge'
RAIL services were suspended between two major Dublin stations after a vehicle struck a bridge this evening. The issue, which occurred around 5pm, is now causing knock-on delays of up to 35 minutes due to "congestion" after rail services were suspended for a time earlier while staff checked out the crash. Advertisement At 5.18pm, Irish Rail posted on X: "Services are suspended between Connolly and Tara Street until further notice due to a vehicle striking a bridge. "Staff en route. Significant knock-on delays can be expected due to congestion. Update to follow." Services were still suspended as of 5.46pm, with Irish Rail posting a similar update on socials. Then, at 5.50pm, it posted: "Update: Services are resuming between Connolly-Tara Street. Advertisement Read more in News "Significant knock-on delays of up to +35mins can be expected due to congestion. "Delays are expected to ease as we regulate services back to schedule. Update to follow." More to follow. For the latest news on this story keep checking back at the Irish Sun Online, where we will bring you live updates as soon as they happen, before anyone else. Advertisement Most read in News Travel Like us on Facebook at , and follow us from our main Twitter account at @IrishSunOnline, where we will bring you this story and all the rest of the top news and exclusives of the day. is your go to destination for the best celebrity news, football news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see video. 1 Rail services are suspended between two major Dublin stations this evening Credit: Alamy
West Australian
29-05-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
GSFL 2025: Perfect 10 coaches votes for Michael McGlade in Royals narrow win, Darcy Wallinger leads overall
Royals midfielder Michael McGlade picked up a perfect 10 in his first polling of the season in the Great Southern Football League coaches votes on Saturday. McGlade was a unanimous choice as best-on-ground by the two coaches, in the Lions tense four-point win over Denmark-Walpole at McLean Park . The Lions, who have won two games in a row, picked up most of the votes from the game with Declan McNamara and Seb Stanton also polling well. It was the first votes for McGlade in the 2025 GSFL Coaches Player of the Year Award. McNamara continued his strong season with seven votes and Stanton received four while Nelson Tulip and Ryan Hick from the Magpies got three each. Mt Barker gun Darcy Wallinger remains in the outright leader of the award, having picked up more votes in round five of the season. Wallinger (26 votes) holds a three-vote advantage over his teammate Daniel Patching, while Railways' Ryley Valli and Bulls' Darcy Clarke are just one vote further back. Patching and Clarke were highly influential in the Bulls' 38-point win over North Albany at Collingwood Park . The pair picked up nine votes each while Kangas midfielder Matt Orzel added five votes to his tally. Wallinger and Bulls forward Brandon Ugle collected three votes. Opinions were split in the top-of-the-table clash as the Tigers won by 60 points over Albany at Retravision Stadium . Eight players received votes from the coaches with only Lachie Cale and Logan Stubber featuring for both coaches. Young Tiger Cale picked up seven votes while Sharks' Bailey Taylor, Stubber and Tigers ruck Shane Braimbridge all got five. Just six votes separate the top six players on the leaderboard with McNamara (21) and Sharks' Bryce Blaszkow (20) well within striking distance. Cale joins teammate Jayden Scott on 19 and closely followed by Isaac Baum (18) and Orzel (17). Each league coach votes 5-4-3-2-1 for players on both sides at the end of every game. 2025 Coaches' Player of the Year Award Voting Round 5 Albany v Railways 7 Lachie Cale (RAIL) 5 Bailey Taylor (ALB) 5 Logan Stubber (RAIL) 5 Shane Braimbridge (RAIL) 3 Declan Willey (RAIL) 2 Bryce Blaszkow (ALB) 2 Ryley Valli (RAIL) 1 Bodhi Stubber (RAIL) Denmark-Walpole v Royals 10 Michael McGlade (ROY) 7 Declan McNamara (ROY) 4 Seb Stanton (ROY) 3 Nelson Tulip (DW) 3 Ryan Hick (DW) 2 Joel Flick (ROY) 1 James Charlesworth (DW) North Albany v Mt Barker 9 Daniel Patching (MB) 9 Darcy Clarke (MB) 5 Matt Orzel (NA) 3 Brandon Ugle (MB) 3 Darcy Wallinger (MB) 1 Regan Christensen (NA) Leaderboard 26: Darcy Wallinger (MB) 23: Daniel Patching (MB) 22: Ryley Valli (RAIL) Darcy Clarke (MB) 21: Declan McNamara (ROY) 20: Bryce Blaszkow (ALB) 19: Jayden Scott (RAIL) Lachie Cale (RAIL) 18: Isaac Baum (ALB) 17: Matt Orzel (NA) 15: Taj Williams (ALB) 13: Seb Ballard (MB) Hayden Parker (RAIL) 12: Tyler Stone (DW) Kobi Keen (NA) 11: Kane Pinney (ALB) 10: Sam Holmes (ALB) Michael McGlade (ROY)
West Australian
23-05-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
GSFL 2025: New leader in coaches votes award as McNamara and Parker pick up perfect 10s in Belt-Up Round
Declan McNamara and Hayden Parker scored perfect 10s in the Great Southern Football League Coaches Player of the Year Award in Belt-Up Round at the weekend. Mt Barker star Darcy Wallinger has taken the outright lead in the coaches' votes after four rounds of the new season, sitting three votes clear of last year's winner and Kleemann Medallist Ryley Valli. McNamara received the Belt-Up Round match ball after a dominant midfield display in Royals' narrow win over North Albany at Retravision Stadium on Sunday, picking up five votes from each coach. The Lions gun moved inside the top 10 on the leaderboard and he sits just nine votes behind Wallinger. Parker booted 10 goals in a brilliant game up forward as Railways thumped Denmark-Walpole at Keep The Sheep Stadium. He received the Belt-Up Round match ball as well and was unanimously judged best on ground, with 10 votes propelling him up the leaderboard as well. In the other round four fixture, Bulls ruckman Keane Griffiths received the Belt-Up Round ball from the umpires and picked up eight coaches votes in the process as his side beat the Sharks by five points at Sounness Park. Sharks' Isaac Baum and Wallinger picked up seven votes each in that game to continue their strong seasons thus far. Railways' Jayden Scott is third overall ahead of Sharks pair Bryce Blaszkow and Baum and just five votes separate the top five on the leaderboard. Each league coach votes 5-4-3-2-1 for players on both sides at the end of every game. 2025 Coaches' Player of the Year Award Voting Round 4 Mt Barker v Albany 8 Keane Griffiths (MB) 7 Isaac Baum (ALB) 7 Darcy Wallinger (MB) 4 Darcy Clarke (MB) 2 Taj Williams (ALB) 1 Bailey Taylor (ALB) 1 Daniel Patching (MB) Railways v Denmark-Walpole 10 Hayden Parker (RAIL) 7 Lachie Cale (RAIL) 6 Coen Marwick (RAIL) 3 Ryley Valli (RAIL) 2 Hayden Leo (RAIL) 1 Ryan Hick (DW) 1 Jayden Scott (RAIL) Royals v North Albany 10 Declan McNamara (ROY) 8 Matt Orzel (NA) 3 Joel Flick (ROY) 3 Cleve Humphries (ROY) 2 Ulrich Kriek (NA) 2 Brayden Parker (ROY) 2 Kobi Keen (NA) Leaderboard 23: Darcy Wallinger (MB) 20: Ryley Valli (RAIL) 19: Jayden Scott (RAIL) 18: Bryce Blaszkow (ALB) Isaac Baum (ALB) 15: Taj Williams (ALB) 14: Daniel Patching (MB) Declan McNamara (ROY) 13: Seb Ballard (MB) Darcy Clarke (MB) Hayden Parker (RAIL) 12: Tyler Stone (DW) Lachie Cale (RAIL) Matt Orzel (NA) Kobi Keen (NA) 11: Kane Pinney (ALB) 10: Sam Holmes (ALB)
West Australian
15-05-2025
- Sport
- West Australian
GSFL 2025: Albany's Bryce Blaszkow and Railways' Jayden Scott with strong starts in coaches' vote polling
Midfielders Bryce Blaszkow and Jayden Scott are the early leaders in the Great Southern Football League coaches' votes polling , after both started the new season on fire. Albany's Blaszkow and Railways' Scott have been integral in their respective sides starting the season with three consecutive wins. Voting from the opening three rounds of the GSFL coaches' player of the year award has been revealed, with both league coaches casting 5-4-3-2-1 votes at the end of each fixture. Blaszkow and Scott have picked up perfect 10s inside the first month of the season. In round two, Blaszkow picked up five votes from Sharks coach Roy Addis and North Albany coach Brad Bootsma, while in the same round Scott received top votes from both Railways player-coach Bodhi Stubber and Royals coach Darrell Panizza. The top of the leaderboard after three rounds is very tight, with six votes separating the top eight players. Blaszkow and Scott lead with 18 votes, followed by last year's winner of the award and Kleemann medallist from Railways Ryley Valli (17 votes). Mt Barker's Darcy Wallinger (16) has enjoyed a terrific start to the season, and then a trio are next on 13 votes — Albany's Taj Williams and Bulls pair Daniel Patching and Seb Ballard. Denmark-Walpole's Tyler Stone (12) and Albany duo Kane Pinney (11) and Isaac Baum (11) round out the top 10 on the leaderboard. Valli picked up nine votes in the Tigers' big win on Anzac Day, and Williams scored a perfect 10 in the Sharks' opening-round win. There were three sets of perfect 10s in round two, and Wallinger also collected maximum votes in the Bulls' win over the Magpies. Pinney received nine votes in the Sharks' round-three win over co-tenants the Lions, and Scott picked up another eight votes as the Tigers won again. Stone's brilliant seven-goal effort for the Magpies attracted 10 votes, pushing him right up the leaderboard. 2025 Coaches' Player of the Year Award Voting Round 1 Railways v North Albany Totals 9 Ryley Valli (RAIL) 7 Ryan Davies (RAIL) 5 Bodhi Stubber (RAIL) 4 Kobi Keen (NA) 3 Jaxon Lombardini (RAIL) 1 Daniel Thomas (RAIL) 1 Nick Barrow (NA) Albany v Denmark-Walpole 10 Taj Williams (ALB) 7 Sam Holmes (ALB) 5 Isaac Baum (ALB) 4 Bryce Blaszkow (ALB) 2 Kane Pinney (ALB) 2 Tyler Stone (DW) Mt Barker v Royals 6 Daniel Patching (MB) 5 Seb Ballard (MB) 5 Darcy Clarke (MB) 4 Darcy Wallinger (MB) 4 Cameron Lazar (ROY) 3 Daniel Archbold-Mortensen (ROY) 2 Declan McNamara (ROY) 1 Keane Griffiths (MB) Round 2 North Albany v Albany 10 Bryce Blaszkow (ALB) 8 Robbie Lee (ALB) 6 Kobi Keen (NA) 3 Taj Williams (ALB) 3 Brett Peake (ALB) Royals v Railways 10 Jayden Scott (RAIL) 8 Ryley Valli (RAIL) 5 Brayden Parker (ROY) 3 Hayden Parker (RAIL) 3 Joley Graham (ROY) 1 Mohit Jaggi (RAIL) Denmark-Walpole v Mt Barker 10 Darcy Wallinger (MB) 7 Daniel Patching (MB) 4 Darcy Clarke (MB) 4 Seb Ballard (MB) 3 Sam Holmes (DW) 1 Cameron Walsh (MB) 1 Ash Smith (DW) Round 3 Albany v Royals 9 Kane Pinney (ALB) 6 Isaac Baum (ALB) 4 Bryce Blaszkow (ALB) 3 Cameron Jones (ALB) 3 Bailey Taylor (ALB) 2 Declan McNamara (ROY) 2 Nathan Powell (ROY) 1 Joley Graham (ROY) Railways v Mt Barker 8 Jayden Scott (RAIL) 5 Lachie Cale (RAIL) 5 Hayden Leo (RAIL) 4 Seb Ballard (MB) 3 Daniel Thomas (RAIL) 3 Tristan Ballard (MB) 2 Darcy Wallinger (MB) Denmark-Walpole v North Albany 10 Tyler Stone (DW) 7 Jaden Guidi (DW) 4 Nick Barrow (NA) 4 Matt Orzel (NA) 2 Jyrin Woods (NA) 2 Jed Nazzari (DW) 1 Regan Christensen (NA) Leaderboard 18: Bryce Blaszkow (ALB) Jayden Scott (RAIL) 17: Ryley Valli (RAIL) 16: Darcy Wallinger (MB) 13: Taj Williams (ALB) Daniel Patching (MB) Seb Ballard (MB) 12: Tyler Stone (DW) 11: Kane Pinney (ALB) Isaac Baum (ALB) 10: Kobi Keen (NA) Sam Holmes (ALB) 9 : Darcy Clarke (MB) 8: Robbie Lee (ALB)
CBS News
05-05-2025
- Health
- CBS News
Michigan recovery support organization turns to community after federal funding cuts
Recovery Advocates in Livingston (RAIL) in Southeast Michigan says its federal government funding has been cut. Now, the organization is turning to the community to help those in need. Matthew Barton, a RAIL coordinator, tells CBS News Detroit that the funding cut was abrupt but not entirely unexpected. "(It was) terrible news because it is definitely a large part of our funding structure," said Barton. He said RAIL was receiving funding from American Rescue Plan dollars. However, the Trump Administration cut billions of dollars in March, which is a significant blow to the recovery house they run in Howell. RAIL is asking for donations to keep its sober house open in the coming months. An anonymous donor has offered to match donations up to $20,000. "The stop work order will definitely put the house in jeopardy," said Barton. The house is still up and running, just on a month-to-month basis, with money from Community Mental Health Services of Livingston County. "These women need stability; they need to be able to focus on their recovery and their sobriety," Barton said. "So to have in the back in their mind the fear that they could be homeless is just something we don't want to put them through." The recovery house has six beds and it's staffed 24/7 for support. Barton estimates each bed costs about $500 a month. "No matter what happens in Washington or in Lansing, these women's lives continue in Howell," he said. "They still have to get up every morning, put their foot forward, realizing they want to be sober and they want to better their lives, and they need the support."
