The Wild Story Behind How Monty Python's Life Of Brian Was Only Made Because A Beatle The Beatles loved movies, and without one of them, a great film might not have been made. Cinemablend · Apr 9
‘We need help’: devastated Jamaican communities still await aid after Hurricane Melissa Ravaged communities near Montego Bay recount what last week’s category 5 storm took from them The Guardian - US · Nov 6, 2025
Former hurler DJ Carey told to expect custodial sentence in cancer fraud case He pleaded guilty in July to ten counts of inducing people to give him money after fraudulently claiming to have cancer. Evening Standard · Oct 31, 2025
Slavery reparations group takes fight to Westminster and Brussels Lobbying effort by independent delegation follows Jamaica’s move to ask King Charles to request legal advice The Guardian - US · Jul 3, 2025
Report: Ryder Cup Returning to Spain in 2031 According to the Spanish outlet Ten Golf, the Ryder Cup will be played in Spain in 2031, 34 years after Valderrama. Sports Illustrated · Oct 29, 2024
‘An apology is free’: experts on the UK’s approach to slavery reparations As Commonwealth heads meet, pressure is growing for justice over colonialism and climate The Guardian - UK · Oct 23, 2024
Sir Tony O’Reilly obituary Irish rugby international who went on to become one of his country’s most charismatic businessmen The Guardian - UK · May 19, 2024
Withnail and I: How a Beatle-funded comedy about alcoholic actors became a cult classic The boozy British comedy classic was produced by Beatle George Harrison and made stars out of Richard E Grant and Paul McGann, but its initial cinema release went almost unnoticed. Nick Duerden looks at the film’s chequered road to cult status The Independent UK · Sep 10, 2023
Rory McIlroy tees it up alongside Denis O'Brien at Scottish Open Pro-Am McIlroy was paired with O'Brien in the Pro-Am of the Scottish Open on Wednesday. Irish Mirror · Jul 12, 2023
Digicel chief says cellphone company is struggling in Haiti but not suffering like population PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — The armored SUV makes its way up Avenue John Paul II in Haiti’s teeming capital when Denis O’Brien, the Irish billionaire who built the largest cellphone company here and controls the lion’s share of the Caribbean mobile phone market, leans forward and peers out of the passenger… Miami Herald · Mar 9, 2023
Three English courses handed Ryder Cup blow with Spain now favourites to host event The Camiral Golf and Wellness course near Barcelona looks set to host the 2031 Ryder Cup, with three venues in England expected to miss out on staging the biennial competition Daily Mirror · Jan 14, 2023
The Irish billionaires who could afford to buy Manchester United After 17 years in charge, the Glazer family are now looking at selling the club, and a number of Irish people may be interested. Irish Mirror · Nov 24, 2022
Tributes paid to 'leader and icon' following death of Shelbourne Hotel head concierge Denis O'Brien was a much-loved figure in the hospitality sector with many praising him as a 'mentor, leader, trailblazer, and confidant' Dublin Live · Jun 24, 2022