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Scottish Sun
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
David Raya's model fiancee Tatiana leaves little to imagination in see-through tights on holiday with Arsenal star
DAVID RAYA'S model fiancee stunned as the smitten couple took in some sun on holiday. Arsenal goalkeeper Raya was relaxing with his bride-to-be during a trip to Ibiza before he links up with the Spanish national team for a Nations League semi-final against France, and possibly a final. 8 David Raya's fiancee Tatiana Trouboul stunned as they enjoyed a holiday Credit: Instagram @ 8 She shared a video of herself singing to Instagram Credit: Instagram @ 8 The model has 21,000 followers on Instagram Credit: Instagram @ 8 She was seen wearing a bra and see-through tights Credit: Instagram @ 8 Tatiana also shared a snap of the view from their boat Credit: Instagram @ Raya proposed to his partner, Tatiana Trouboul, in October of last year. And taking to Instagram, Tatiana shared a video to social media of her lip singing a song while on a boat as she wore a bra and see-through tights. She also shared the incredible view they had during the trip by posting a photo of it to her page. The photo itself had an endless view of the ocean which had a sparkling surface as the sun reflected off it. Tatiana and Raya have been together since 2021. However, they left it until June 2022 to go public with their relationship. Tatiana heralds from Barcelona but has since moved her life to London to be alongside Raya - having previously divided her time between the capital and Spain. The pair don't have any children yet but are the owners of an adorable - now banned - XL Bully dog. Join SUN CLUB for the Arsenal Files every Friday plus in-depth coverage and exclusives from The Emirates Raya is said to have obtained an exemption certificate for pet Goku in the hope that the dog will help protect their North London mansion. Tatiana reportedly used to work in a nightclub before she met Raya and has since picked up multiple modelling gigs. 'I need to f---ing change' - Arsenal's David Raya reveals he was at 'my lowest' after 'worst game as a professional' The gorgeous Spanish Wag has also built an impressive social media presence over recent years too, now boasting 21,000 Instagram followers. Raya celebrated winning the Premier League Golden Glove alongside Nottingham Forest's Matz Sels, with 13 clean sheets each. The Gunners ended the season with the fewest goals conceded out of any team in the division, but once again missed out on the title by finishing second. 8 Raya and Tatiana have been together since June 2021 Credit: Instagram @ @ 8 He proposed to her last October Credit: X formerly Twitter / @DavidRaya_22 / Instagram / @
South Wales Argus
a day ago
- South Wales Argus
In court from Newport, Cwmbran, Ebbw Vale and Abergavenny
Adam Vaughan, 23, of St Faiths Close, Llanfoist, Abergavenny has to pay £297.25 in fines and compensation after he pleaded guilty to stealing alcohol worth £107.25 from Waitrose on January 11 and electrical goods worth £30 from B&M on January 14. Gary Clayton, 39, of Curre Street, Cwm, Ebbw Vale was banned from driving for 20 months after pleading guilty to drink driving with 64 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath on the A472 in Maesycwmmer, Caerphilly on May 1. He must pay £253 in a fine, costs and a surcharge. Toby Paxton, 31, of Penry Close, Llantilio Pertholey, near Abergavenny must pay £420 in fines and compensation after pleading guilty to being the owner of an XL Bully dog which was dangerously out of control in Bowcott Avenue, failing to prevent the causing of unnecessary suffering to an animal and being in possession/custody of a fighting dog on October 21 last year. A contingent destruction order for the dog was made. Darka Jovanovic, 36, of Monmouth Road, Lydart, Monmouth was banned from driving for 23 months after pleading guilty to drink driving with 91 microgrammes of alcohol in 100 millilitres of breath on the B4293 on May 2. She must pay £1,699 in a fine, costs and a surcharge. Gheorghe Cristea, 28, of Malpas Road, Newport was banned from driving for 12 months for using a motor vehicle on a road/public place without insurance. He must pay £1,014 in a fine, costs and a surcharge. Nicholas Hopkins, 69, of Woodland Court, Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran must pay £706 in a fine, costs and a surcharge for using a motor vehicle on the A4051 without insurance on May 27 last year. His driving record was endorsed with six penalty points. Michael Watts, 45, of Hillside Road, Crumlin, Caerphilly must pay £485 in a fine, costs and compensation after he admitted assaulting an emergency worker – a police constable – in Cwmbran on May 3. Lloyd Isaac, 36, of Prescoch Lane, Penyrheol, Pontypool must pay £197 in a fine, costs and a surcharge after pleading guilty to a public order offence in Llanthony on August 18 last year. Arron Edinburgh, 37, of Hanbury Close, Northville, Cwmbran must pay £365 in a fine, costs and a surcharge after pleading guilty to damaging a Ford Fiesta car on May 3.
Irish Independent
2 days ago
- Irish Independent
Judge orders the destruction of four XL Bully dogs owned by widow of Jason Hennessy Sr after gardaí ‘terrorised'
A judge has ordered the destruction of four XL Bully dogs owned by murder victim Jason Hennessy Sr's widow after one escaped their garden and terrorised gardai in Dublin.
Extra.ie
2 days ago
- Extra.ie
XL Bully pitbulls terrorising Gardaí to be put down
A Judge has ordered the destruction of four XL Bully pitbulls owned by murder victim Jason Hennessy Sr's widow after one escaped their garden and terrorised gardaí in Dublin. Veronica Maher, 54, pleaded that her four beloved restricted-breed pets were all she had to remember her late husband, who was shot dead in a Blanchardstown steakhouse on Christmas Eve, 2023. Ms Maher, of Sheephill Avenue, Blanchardstown, came before Dublin District Court to challenge a Garda application under the Control of Dogs Act for an order to destroy Oddie, Reggie, their mother Medusa, and a fourth dog, Joe. XL Bully. Photo: Getty. Judge Anthony Halpin noted evidence of six gardaí at the scene on March 28 when four officers fled from Oddie. He accepted they had to take 'evasive action to save themselves from being savaged by an XL Bully dog'. He said: 'I can only imagine the utmost horror which they experienced. That dog which left the premises and pursued the garda was dangerous and could easily have fatally wounded one or all those gardaí.' A visibly upset Ms Maher denied opening a gate to unleash the unmuzzled dog on gardaí in her cul-de-sac. She said the dogs were like their children, and Oddie slept in her bed. The judge noted she had the dogs to protect the property. Pic: Shutterstock The grandmother testified that three-year-old Oddie jumped the front garden wall when the garda put his hand in. She refuted the accusation that she set the dog on the garda. She claimed Medusa was in the yard at the time. The other two dogs were in cages in the back garden, and Oddie had damaged a rear garden exit. Garda Seán McLoughlin alleged that when he got near her house, she told him: 'Get the f**k away from my house, youse murderers.' He feared he would be viciously attacked by the dog, which chased and tried to bite him. He alleged she let the dog out through the front gate. He and three gardaí fled to other gardens. Ms Maher brought the dog inside, and denied telling gardaí: 'If youse don't f**k off now, I'll get him back out here.' The judge found the dogs were dangerous and not under proper control and acceded to a Garda application to grant a destruction order for all four.
The Journal
3 days ago
- The Journal
Judge orders 'destruction' of XL Bully dogs owned by widow of Jason Hennessy Sr
A JUDGE HAS ordered the destruction of four XL Bully pit bulls owned by murder victim Jason Hennessy Sr's widow after one escaped their garden and terrorised gardaí in Dublin. Veronica Maher, 54, pleaded that her four beloved restricted breed pets were all she had to remember her late husband, who was shot dead in a Blanchardstown steakhouse on Christmas Eve, 2023. Maher, of Sheephill Avenue, Blanchardstown, came before Dublin District Court to challenge a Garda application under the Control of Dogs Act for an order to destroy Oddie, Reggie, their mother Medusa, and the fourth dog, Joe. Judge Anthony Halpin noted evidence of six gardaí at the scene on 28 March when four officers fled from Oddie. He accepted they had to take 'evasive action to save themselves from being savaged by an XL Bully dog.' He believed they were terrified, adding: 'I can only imagine the utmost horror which they experienced.' 'That dog which left the premises and pursued the gardaí was dangerous and could easily have fatally wounded one or all those gardaí,' he remarked. Visibly upset, Maher's denied opening a gate to unleash the unmuzzled dog on gardaí who were on beat in her cul-de-sac. She said the dogs were part of her family, like her children, and that Oddie slept in her king-sized bed. The judge also noted evidence that she had these dogs to protect the property. The grandmother testified that three-year-old Oddie jumped the front garden wall when the officer put his hand in and she refuted the accusation that she set the dog on the garda. She also claimed Medusa had also been in the yard at the time. The court heard the other two were in cages in the back garden, and Oddie had already damaged a rear garden exit. Garda Sean McLoughlin alleged that when he got near her house, she told him, 'Get the fuck away from my house yous murderers'. Advertisement He was in absolute fear for his life that he would be viciously attacked by the dog, which chased and tried to bite him. He alleged she let the dog out through the front garden gate. He and three other gardaí fled to different gardens, with one standing on a wall until backup arrived a few minutes later. He believed that Oddie was a credible threat and he would be set on them again. Maher brought the dog back into the house, and she denied telling gardaí, 'If yous don't fuck off now, I'll get him back out here.' Witness Kayleigh McEntee, 26, of Waterville Row, Blanchardstown, was at the house and contradicted the evidence that Maher opened the gate. She also said the dogs were safe and often around children. Three more gardaí said they also had had to flee to gardens in the cul de sac, with one telling Judge Halpin that he feared he would be killed. Photographs were handed in showing some of the dogs with family and children. In his ruling, Judge Halpin described one image of an infant surrounded by two enormous XL Bully dogs as upsetting 'given the potential ferocity of these animals'. He noted the Oddie had already 'rammed the back door' in the rear garden to such an extent as to remove it from its hinges. He found that the dogs were dangerous and not under proper control. Furthermore, he acceded to an application by Garda Sergeant Michael Harkin to grant a destruction order for all four. Oisin Clarke BL, instructed by solicitor Simon Fleming, was granted a two-week stay on the order to lodge an appeal. The court has adjourned ruling on the costs of keeping the animals in a dog pound since they were taken from Maher on 4 April.
