Ireland’s goal this campaign was to become the first side in Six Nations history to win three successive outright titles. Victories over England, Scotland and Wales secured the Triple Crown, and put interim Ireland head coach Simon Easterby two games from a Grand Slam. But a ruthless France scored five tries in a clinical display […]
Racegoers at this year’s Cheltenham Festival are set to indulge in an unprecedented amount of Guinness, with estimates suggesting nearly 380,000 pints will be poured—marking a staggering 43 per cent increase from last year’s total of 265,000. With the price of a pint rising by 30p to £7.80, sales of the iconic Irish stout alone
Guinness fans have long questioned the correct way to ‘split the G’ in its signature pint glass. And with St Patrick’s Day fast approaching, everyone is eager to settle the debate. The beloved party trick challenge involves drinking the stout until you think the line of liquid has reached down to the correct spot. In
“Before they scored at the end of the first half, United had managed one shot at goal and none on target,” Rooney said. “Their problem was their lack of movement in midfield, because they could not make the passes to get up the pitch. Instead, they were forced to play balls up to Zirkzee and
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Magilton was pleased with his side’s overall display and admitted they earned their luck at the end of the game when Jonny Russell missed a glorious chance to equalise after a mistake from goalkeeper Lewis Ridd. “We had to show real courage, the goalkeeper made a few saves, we knew we would have to withstand
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