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Tiago Damasceno Sousa, a 39-year-old former professional soccer player from Brazil, broke into the woman's West Cork home on March 29, 2024, and raped her repeatedly while threatening her life. He pleaded guilty, and Ms Justice Siobhan Lankford handed down a nine-year sentence after starting at 12 years, reduced for his plea and lack of prior convictions. The victim shared haunting impacts like nightmares and feeling his fingerprints linger despite showers; online reactions questioned the term's leniency, media descriptions, and mitigating factors like his work history.

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A 19-year-old woman woke to a knife at her throat in her own bedroom, facing two hours of terror from an intruder who recorded the assault on his phone.

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Dublin Zoo offered free entry for 'mams' with a full-price ticket ahead of Mother's Day on March 15, part of a St. Patrick's event with family activities and animal mom talks. The promo featured Patrice in drag as the over-the-top Irish mammy stereotype, sparking outrage from figures like restaurateur Paul Treyvaud, who called it a 'national disgrace' and urged boycotts. Critics argued it mocked real mothers on their day, while a few defended it as harmless comedy; the zoo has not responded.

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Comedian James Patrice posed as his sassy 'Malahide Mammy' character amid zoo giraffes for a Mother's Day deal, but many Irish families saw it as a direct insult to biological mothers.

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A YouGov poll from September to October 2025 asked over 28,000 adults across England about their attachment to ceremonial counties. Cornwall led with 53% reporting very strong ties, nearly double the 29% national average, followed by Cumbria at 44% and Northumberland and Devon at 42% each. Northern and southwestern regions showed stronger pride overall, while Midlands and southeastern counties like Bedfordshire lagged at 15-17%, with some blaming modern boundary changes for diluting identities.

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Imagine feeling so tied to your home county that over half of you say the bond is very strong— that's the reality for folks in Cornwall right now.

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Fischer, Milwaukee Brewers' top third base prospect, went 2-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs, including a 364-foot third-inning blast off Great Britain, helping Italy rally for a 7-4 victory at Minute Maid Park in Houston on March 8. The New Jersey native, whose great-grandparents were Italian immigrants, embraced his heritage, saying he's playing for the name on the front of the jersey. Drafted 20th overall in 2025 from Tennessee, he's ranked baseball's No. 1 third baseman prospect for his plus power and smooth lefty swing, drawing big-league buzz from Brewers fans.

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In his World Baseball Classic debut for Team Italy, 21-year-old Andrew Fischer crushed a solo homer that tied the game and fired up the dugout.

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Micheál Donoghue's side dominated with a high-tempo running game, converting 68% of 51 shots for an 18-point win that secured their Division 1A spot for 2027 and kept league final hopes alive. Thirteen Galway players scored points, led by Aaron Niland's 0-13 and Cathal Mannion's six from play that earned him man-of-the-match. Kilkenny managed just 27 shots amid 38 turnovers, with manager Derek Lyng calling the performance unacceptable; the result serves as a statement ahead of their Leinster Championship clash on April 18.

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Galway unleashed a clinical onslaught at Pearse Stadium, leaving Kilkenny shell-shocked in front of 5,467 fans on Saturday evening.

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In Saturday's 2-1 FA Cup fifth-round victory over League Two side Mansfield Town, Madueke's 41st-minute left-footed strike from a Martinelli cutback opened the scoring at the One Call Stadium. Eberechi Eze's powerful 66th-minute winner made it 101 goals across all competitions from 46 matches, with 19 different scorers contributing as the first Premier League team to reach triple figures this term. New signings like Madueke, Eze, Viktor Gyökeres, and Martin Zubimendi have delivered 50 goal contributions, easing the load on stars like Bukayo Saka while fans praise the depth amid some criticism of Madueke's modest Premier League tally.

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Noni Madueke grabbed the ball on the edge of the box, curled a beauty past the keeper, and etched Arsenal's 100th goal of the season into the books.

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Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-1 at the Emirates on March 1, with William Saliba and Jurrien Timber scoring headers to secure the points after Neto's assist or goal leveled it briefly. In the 68th minute, Martinelli's head-down sprint on the break drew a reckless challenge from the tiring Neto, who had already been booked for protesting and was sent off. The win put Arsenal five points clear at the top, while fans everywhere memed the moment—likening Martinelli's speed to The Flash and riffing on Bane's monologue about pace being an ally Neto couldn't match.

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Fresh off the bench, Gabriel Martinelli grabbed the ball and exploded forward in pure pace, leaving Pedro Neto lunging desperately and picking up a second yellow.

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Dublin Zoo offered free entry for 'mams' with a full-price ticket ahead of Mother's Day on March 15, part of a St. Patrick's event with family activities and animal mom talks. The promo featured Patrice in drag as the over-the-top Irish mammy stereotype, sparking outrage from figures like restaurateur Paul Treyvaud, who called it a 'national disgrace' and urged boycotts. Critics argued it mocked real mothers on their day, while a few defended it as harmless comedy; the zoo has not responded.

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Comedian James Patrice posed as his sassy 'Malahide Mammy' character amid zoo giraffes for a Mother's Day deal, but many Irish families saw it as a direct insult to biological mothers.

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The force denied a Freedom of Information request from the Scottish Daily Express for grouped crime totals at five hotels, including the Muthu Glasgow River in Erskine and the Cladhan in Falkirk. They cited heightened community tensions around asylum housing, saying release could lead to violence against officers, residents, and others—even if protests stem from outsiders. Past incidents like a Falkirk rape by former Cladhan resident Sadeq Nikzad and charges against another fueled 2025 protests and arrests at the sites. Critics like Scottish Conservative Liam Kerr called it secrecy, while others drew parallels to old cover-ups.

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Police Scotland turned down a request for crime stats at hotels housing asylum seekers, worried the numbers could fuel protests and harm.

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After Chelsea's tense 4-2 extra-time FA Cup win over League One Wrexham on Saturday, Tosin Adarabioyo faced backlash for defensive errors, earning a SofaScore rating of 6.4. A popular account's X post proposing he start in Wednesday's Champions League first leg at PSG drew over 1,100 likes but mostly roasts, with the poster admitting it was rage bait. Fans demand coach Liam Rosenior bench him for Wesley Fofana or Trevoh Chalobah ahead of the huge Parc des Princes test.

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A cheeky post suggested Tosin Adarabioyo earn redemption by starting against PSG. Fans fired back hard, remembering his shaky Wrexham display.

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Wales raced to a 12-0 lead with two quick tries, but Ireland leveled up and grabbed the bonus point through Christopher Barrett before halftime, leading 26-12. Connacht stars Daniel Ryan, named player of the match, and Diarmaid O’Connell shone after the break with key scores, while Wales fought back to 45-33 late on. The victory lifts Ireland to second place, keeping title hopes alive ahead of their final clash with Scotland at the Cork fortress.

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Ireland's young guns shook off an early 12-0 deficit, storming back with seven tries in a thrilling 12-try showdown at Musgrave Park.

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The Blues, with nine changes ahead of their Champions League game against PSG, fell behind twice to Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's Wrexham but fought back through an own goal by Acheampong's first senior strike and Garnacho's volley. Wrexham played with 10 men after a red card and had a goal chalked off by VAR before João Pedro sealed the win in the 120+5th minute. The match honored late legend Joey Jones with tributes from both sets of fans, while McElhenney praised the spirit of the contest.

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Chelsea barely escaped a giant-killing scare at Wrexham's packed stadium, needing extra time and a late goal to advance after a wild back-and-forth battle.

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