Lara Grey admitted that she was pregnant with her lover's child at a previous divorce hearing A City broker is attempting to overturn a £125,000-a-year divorce payout - after he... Full Article at Daily Mail - UK
John Hurt is appearing as Quentin Crisp in a film about the cultural icon’s time in New York—the Guardian speaks to the writers about capturing the essence of Crisp on screen. Full Article at Dangerous Minds
As frost starts to appear on the pumpkins AFC Rapid starts to wind down preparing for the holidays. The highlights for week 12 are as follows: The knights from St. Benedivt’s galloped past Soma Health Club, 1-0. Full Article at Bayside Times
Traveling across South America, former Temple University coach John Chaney heard plenty of claims. Most turned out to be untrue, the player not quite as tall, fast or talented as advertised. Full Article at eTaiwan News
Munster will be thankful for small mercies and a kind draw that now offers the first of their crucial back-to-back fixtures against Perpignan in the familiar surroundings of Thomond Park. Full Article at Irish Examiner
The Munster coach made it clear when announcing a 27-man panel in Limerick yesterday that O’Gara’s place in the team was not in jeopardy, even though he conceded that any player, no matter how high the reputation, could be dropped if circumstances so... Full Article at Irish Examiner
NEWSTALK HAS taken the unusual step for a radio station of broadcasting an editorial on the state of the nation. Full Article at Irish Times
GAVIN CUMMISKEY talks to the son of a Kerry football legend who would encourage any young Gaelic player to take the plunge and live the Australian dream, especially in these recessionary times HE IS home after being away. Full Article at Irish Times
RUGBY: AS EXPECTED, Michael Cheika has recalled 16 players involved in last month’s international window who were rested against the Dragons last Sunday for this Saturday’s first of pivotal, back-to-back meetings with Heineken Cup pool six leaders the... Full Article at Irish Times
HEINEKEN CUP POOL ONE: MUNSTER COACH Tony McGahan welcomes back Paul O’Connell, Denis Leamy, Jerry Flannery and David Wallace, all of whom missed last weekend’s defeat to the Ospreys, for Friday night’s crucial Heineken Cup clash with Perpignan at... Full Article at Irish Times