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    Oliver Bearman passed driving test in MAY and had just hour to practise in Ferrari before becoming youngest Brit F1 star

    ESSEX boy Oliver Bearman has become Britain’s latest – and youngest – F1 star after making his debut for Ferrari.The 18-year-old, who only passed his driving test in May, was called up as an 11th hour replacement for Carlos Sainz, who suffered appendicitis.Ferrari’s reserve driver Oliver Bearman stepped onto the main stage at the last minute with a superb drive in JeddahCredit: AFPBearman and girlfriend Estelle Ogilvy have had a momentous few monthsBearman turned in a stunning display to earn 11th spot on the gridCredit: GettyHis partner Estelle is a law student and TikTok starCredit: Instagram/silly_lettuceThe Spaniard was taken to hospital where he underwent an operation as said to be recovering well.Bearman only had an hour’s practice to get up to speed with the Ferrari before qualifying for Saturday’s Saudi Arabian GP.And he defied the odds with a brilliant performance to take 11th on the grid – coming within just 0.036 seconds from knocking Lewis Hamilton out from qualifying.Bearman made the slightest of mistakes during turns 22 and 23 otherwise he’d have dumped out Hamilton from the second qualifying session.READ MORE TOP STORIESHe was cheered on by his dad, David, who watched in Ferrari’s garage and winced as his son brushed the walls at high speed and bounced over the kerbs.And Bearman Junior revealed he was in the dark about his incredible call-up until the eleventh hour.He said: “I woke up this morning fully prepared for my F2 race and I got the call late in the day, just a few hours before FP3 that I would be doing it.”Not the circumstance I would wish to be making my F1 debut. I wish the best to Carlos and I hope he recovers well but this is a great opportunity.Most read in Motorsport”I honestly did not have time to get nervous, because I did not have time and it was so late that I needed to get ready to go out on track and make up for lost time.”That made my life a little more difficult and I was flat out with the engineers trying to figure everything out to get up to speed as quickly as possible.TikToker Estelle Ogilvy’s glam life as she splits time between jetting to watch F1 boyfriend Oliver Bearman and studying Bearman drove for the Haas F1 team last season in the practice sessions in Mexico City and Abu Dhabi.Raised in Chelmsford, and schooled at King Edward VI Grammar, he joined Ferrari’s driver academy, aged only 16.He quit school – against his mum’s request and moved to Modena close to Ferrari’s headquarters in northern Italy.He has previously won the Italian Formula Formula 4 and German Formula 4 titles , both in 2021.Last year he was sixth in the Formula Two championship and on Thursday he qualified for the F2 race here in Saudi Arabia on pole.However, he will now ditch his F2 commitments for this weekend after being promoted to replace Sainz.Bearman is the first Brit to drive for F1’s most famous team since Nigel Mansell in 1990.He added: “I have honestly spoken to no one since the announcement, my phone is going crazy but I will try and have a chat with my mum tonight.The Chelmsford starlet reflects on a job well doneCredit: Getty”I think my dad was in the garage but I did not see him at all. I was in the car and then in the garage and back in the car.” It has been such a quick progression in my career. Two years ago I was still in F4 and I only did my first F1 test three or four months ago.”So it has been a quick progression. And to make my F1 debut in red, hopefully it is a sign to come.”Meanwhile, Max Verstappen took a routine pole as nobody was able to match his pace around the street circuit in Jeddah.He put aside the internal conflict between his dad Jos and team boss Christian Horner.And in the latest development in the on-going saga, Red Bull’s motorsport advisor, Helmut Marko could now face disciplinary action.The 80-year-old is understood to be under investigation for his role in the internal investigation.He was also under strict instructions not to speak to the media, but in an interview with Austrian broadcaster ORF he said he could now miss the next race in Australia.READ MORE SUN STORIESIt is another sensational development and should he be found guilty of releasing confidential information then he could face disciplinary action.Should he be sacked, there is a suspicion in the paddock that it could trigger a clause in the Dutchman’s contract, paving a way for him to break his contract with Red Bull to join Mercedes. More

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    Marcus Rashford’s agent brother Dane GUILTY of speeding in flash £120k Mercedes near his £1.5m home

    MARCUS Rashford’s brother has been found guilty of speeding and hit with a fine after blaming “confusing” road signs.Dane Rashford, 31, who works as the Manchester United star’s football agent, was caught travelling at 39mph in his £120,000 Mercedes in a 30mph zone near his £1.5m home.Dane Rashford was found guilty of speeding today and hit with a fine after blaming ‘confusing’ road signsCredit: Andrew Price / View Finder PicturesDane is the brother and agent of Marcus Rashford, pictured here during a session at United’s training ground Carrington on WednesdayCredit: GettyChester magistrates heard how he was trapped by a hand-held device on Adlington Road in October last year.Representing himself, Dane said he and his family had lived in the area for around a decade and claimed he’d always believed the stretch of road to have a 40mph speed limit.He said: “I’m not the only person who drives at 40mph, everyone does.”Video his sister had recorded showing him driving down the street was played during the one-day trial.Read More on Marcus RashfordIt showed his sat-nav device displaying a 40mph speed limit, with Dane saying: “There’s still no signs here, and the sat-nav still says 40mph.”But Michael O’Kane, prosecuting, said he had broken the 30mph speed limit on that section of the road, as indicated by signs before and after the point where his vehicle was caught by a speed camera.PC Catherine Mickle, of Cheshire Police, said she had observed the speed limit signs and – because it was a residential area with lampposts – drivers should assume by “default” that a 30mph speed limit was in force.But Dane, who is a director of DN May Sports Management, claimed they were “confusing”.Most read in FootballDistrict judge Owen Jones said he had been an “honest and truthful” witness, adding that the football agent had “genuinely and honestly” thought he was travelling in a 40mph zone but it had been a “mistaken view”.The judge found him guilty of one charge of speeding and he was handed three points on his licence to add to an existing three.Dane, of Wilmslow, Cheshire, must also pay a fine of £200, a victim surcharge of £80 and costs of £250.Just 12 days after, he was caught speeding, he was arrested for battery by cops in the USA.He’d been holidaying in Miami when he was charged with domestic violence.Dane, who denied wrongdoing, was released when his $1,500 bond was paid a week later.Last month, it was reported that the charges had been dropped.Last year, his England star younger brother Marcus, 26, was fined £574 and handed six points on his driver’s licence after admitting to speeding in Manchester while behind the wheel of his £670,000 Mercedes.READ MORE SUN STORIESA spokesman for Dane said: “While the court said that Mr Rashford was an ‘honest and truthful’ witness, we are disappointed that they did not accept his testimony that the speed limit was clearly marked at 40mph on the road he was travelling on.”Mr Rashford is now considering whether to appeal the decision.” More

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    ‘Talented’ teen rally car driver, 15, and co-driver, 35, killed in horror crash during race after veering into ditch

    A TEENAGER and his co-driver have been killed in a deadly rally sprint crash in New Zealand.The pair who tragically died have been named as 15-year-old Brooklyn Horan, and Tyson Jemmett, 35.
    A teenage racer has been tragically killed during the Arcadia Road Rallysprint in New ZealandCredit: Facebook
    His co-driver was also in the car at the time of the tragic crashCredit: Facebook
    Horan and Jemmet had been racing at the Arcadia Road Rallysprint in Paparoa when their car crashed into a river.
    A police investigator said that the car had skidded off the gravel road and plunged into a river swollen with rain.
    The pair were pronounced dead on the scene by emergency services.
    MotorSport New Zealand have confirmed that Horan had been driving the car when it crashed.
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    Although New Zealanders can’t obtain a driver’s licence until they are 16, younger drivers are able to compete under certain conditions.
    On MotorSport New Zealand’s website, it says that the junior driver program “allows people aged between 12 and 16 the ability to obtain a competition licence”.
    According to MotorSport, it is not uncommon for young drivers to participate in these competitions.
    However, the organisation has announced that it will be undertaking a thorough investigation.
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    “The event took place on Arcadia Road in Paparoa which was closed to the public for the duration of the event under the authority of the local Road Controlling Authority,” MotorSport said in its statement.
    “It is too early in the investigation to comment on what the main contributing factors to the crash were, however, it does not seem as though the road was in a detrimental or unsafe condition.”
    Motorsport New Zealand president Wayne Christie added: “Our thoughts are with the family and friends of these two competitors and all involved with the Arcadia Road Rallysprint.
    “The whole motorsport community will be understandably shocked and upset by this terrible tragedy.
    “We will be offering support to all those involved in the coming days.”
    Tributes to the pair have been flooding social media.
    World Rally Championship winner Hyden Paddon has taken to X to express his condolences after learning of the double fatal crash.
    He said: “Such a tragic event yesterday of two great people taken too early.
    “Brooklyn Horan was one of the most exciting young rally talents who was destined for big things, and Tyson who was a massive rally fan and family man.
    “Your career may have only just been starting but you had already left your mark.”
    Winger Motorsport said: “On behalf of the team at Winger Motorsport, we send our condolences to the friends and family of Brooklyn Horan and his co-driver Tyson.”
    1Eighty Racing added: “Such a raw talent! You will be missed on the track and our thoughts go out to your family.”
    While Hodgson Motorsport posted: “It is with a very heavy heart that today we heard the absolutely devastating news that Brooklyn passed away doing the very thing we grew to love together as families.
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    “It’s times like these that you remember that the sport we chose comes with the highest of highs and the lowest of lows.”
    “Brooklyn you were an amazing kind loving happy kid and that hadn’t changed years later when we crossed paths again back at off-roading last year, the cheeky smile was still the same, you had just grown a weeee bit taller.” More

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    Horror as ex-Premier League star and Uefa Cup hero Jeremy Goss is seriously hurt in ‘explosion’ car crash

    NORWICH City legend Jeremy Goss has suffered serious injuries in a horror car crash.The former Premier League star – who also played internationally for Wales – feels “lucky to be alive” after a car smashed into him while he was driving in Norfolk.
    Jeremy Goss has revealed he is recovering from a horror car crash
    Goss famously helped Norwich City beat Bayern Munich 2-1 at the Olympic StadiumCredit: PA:Empics Sport
    The 58-year-old told the Eastern Daily Press: “I was in the left-hand lane, glanced in my rearview mirror and saw this blue car heading straight towards me – going well over the speed limit.
    “I spontaneously gripped the steering wheel as tight as I could – so much that I later found out I cracked a bone on my wedding ring finger – and dropped my chin into my chest expecting the worst.
    “The car collided into the back of me like an explosion – the sound was frightening.”
    Goss revealed he was then hit a second time before his car stopped 100m down the road.
    Terrified that his car might burst into flames, Goss said he fought through intense pain to open his door.
    He then collapsed on a grass verge nearby before emergency services arrived at the scene.
    “I feel lucky to be alive honestly,” he said.
    The smash on January 31 left him bed-bound for a week.
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    Goss said he is now able to walk on his own but is using painkillers after suffering injuries to his ribs, kidneys, lower back and hip.
    Goss is best-known for helping Norwich City beat German giants Bayern Munich 2-1 in the Uefa Cup in 1993 – a game in which he scored a stunning volley.
    He opened up about his life after football to SunSport in 2019.
    After a stint playing in Scotland for Hearts, followed by non-league football at King’s Lynn, he returned to the Norfolk club that’s close to his heart to work on his coaching badges in 1999.
    However, at around the same time, his wife Margaret gave birth to their twin sons Jacob and Joseph three months premature.
    Two hours after they were born, their weight plummeted to 2 pounds and their lives were in the balance.
    Goss told SunSport: “I look back with dread, really.
    “My sons were born three months premature. We were living in my in-laws’ house and at that time I had no job and no house.
    “My wife and I were taking care of very sick new-born twins. It was like, ‘Welcome to life outside of football.'”
    In 2010, Goss took on full-time work at the Norfolk and Norwich Association for the Blind (NNAB), when an ambassadorial role at Norwich City came to an end.
    “I was very fortunate enough to meet people from the NNAB and I went in there as a charity fundraiser, which very soon became a job as head of fundraising,” he said.
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    “My role was to build up a department to take the charity forward in terms of income generation, and I’d been in that role for eight years until Easter. Now I find myself back in that position when I’m unemployed.”
    Drawing on his background and legendary status in East Anglia, Goss helped the NNAB generate generous donations, including sponsored bungee jumps.
    Goss playing during a Manchester United v Norwich City gameCredit: PA:Empics Sport
    Goss became a hero overnight after his stunning volley against the Bavarian giants
    He also went on a 1,300 mile bike trip for the NNAB riding to all the stadiums Norwich visited during their 1993 Uefa Cup run More

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    Marcus Rashford is flogging his wrecked £700,000 Rolls-Royce at auction for a fraction of the price

    MARCUS Rashford is flogging his wrecked £700,000 Rolls-Royce at auction for a fraction of the price.The Man Utd ace, who smashed the near new supercar in a horror crash in September last year, is selling the motor on an auction site.
    The £700,000 V12 Rolls Royce Wraith hit a pole on a traffic island after the collision with the grandmaCredit: The Sun
    The striker had just left United’s Carrington base in his Rolls-Royce before the smashCredit: AFP
    Marcus Rashford leaves his car on double yellow lines outside a Cheshire jewellersCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
    Man United star Marcus Rashford was in the horror crash following a match against BurnleyCredit: Twitter
    The car was upgraded by Mansory, a car modification companyCredit: The Sun
    The crash left detritus spread across the road and a broken pole on a traffic islandCredit: Zenpix
    The star was shaken but unhurt following the collision on Carrington Spur
    Photos show that the Black Badge Wraith took a pounding in the crash, with extensive damage to the front, left front wing and a mangled rear left wheel and bumper.
    So far there has been 111 bids for the V12 two-door coupe, with the highest currently at £152,500.
    Experts say the smashed up car will need at least £100,000 worth of repairs to get it road worthy again – a smart investment for anyone with deep pockets.
    Snaps on the SalvageMarket auction site show the grey roller has just 1,135 miles on the clock and boasts a full “Mansory” kit, which adds significantly to the value.
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    The engine and interior also look to be mostly undamaged, although the passenger side airbags did inflate in the crash.
    Rashford’s Rolls was wrecked after a collision with a car driven by a gran, 74, in September last year.
    The England ace had just left United’s training ground in Carrington on his way home from his side’s 1-0 Premier League win at Burnley.
    The collision sent his 2.5-ton vehicle — which has a top speed of 155mph — into a pole on a traffic island.
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    Footage showed his car with pieces of the rear bumper ripped off and strewn on the side of the road as hazard lights flashed.
    Luckily both drivers escaped without injury.
    Marcus Rashford ‘seconds from parking ticket’ after parking on double yellows
    The gran had no idea who Rashford was and she was left shaken and confused, a source said.
    A source told The Sun at the time: “Marcus immediately checked to see if the woman was okay and swapped details.”
    Maintenance engineer Peter Laycock, 36, caught the aftermath of the accident on his mobile phone after arriving at the scene at around 12.20am.
    Peter said: “There were loads of police blocking the road asking cars to turn around because there was debris all over the road.
    “I could see guys in United clothes who must have come from the training ground. There were a lot of bystanders saying, ‘It’s ­Marcus Rashford’s car’.”
    The accident happened in a 40mph zone on Carrington Spur near United’s Aon training complex — where players had returned by coach just before midnight after the Burnley match.
    In a post on Instagram which referred to United’s away win, the striker wrote: “3 points on the road! I’m alright guys thanks for the messages.”
    Rashford, 26, owns three Rolls-Royces – the £700k Black Badge Wraith involved in the crash, a £390,000 Black Badge Cullinan and he bought a £560,000 Cullinan Blue Shadow in August last year.
    Rashford also has a £280,000 McLaren 765 Long Tail and a £350,000 Lamborghini Urus Performante.
    Earlier this week the star copped a £60 parking ticket after leaving his McLaren on double yellow lines.
    The star had pulled his McLaren 765LT up outside offices for a construction and property development company when a warden snagged him.
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    The player was snapped pulling the fine from his sports car’s windscreen in Hale, Cheshire.
    It comes just weeks after he was handed another fine, for the same reason.
    Rashford like cars and has spent over a million pounds on high end super carsCredit: Getty
    Rashford’s car was damaged down the left side of the vehicle and lost parts of the bumper at the front and back
    Rashford now owns three Rolls-Royce cars – including a £390,000 Black Badge Cullinan and a £560,000 Cullinan Blue ShadowCredit: The Sun
    The 2023 model will need at least £100,000 worth of repairs to get it road worthy againCredit: The Sun
    The interior of the car has been retrofitted with a Mansory kit and style
    The crash was in Hale, Cheshire in September last year
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    Marcus Rashford cops £60 parking ticket on his McLaren after leaving it on double yellow lines

    MARCUS Rashford copped a £60 parking ticket after leaving his McLaren on double yellow lines – again. The Manchester United ace, 26, was snapped today pulling the fine from his sports car’s windscreen in Hale, Cheshire this week.
    Marcus Rashford has been slapped with a £60 parking ticketCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
    The Manchester United star was snapped todayCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
    The ace was seen pulling the ticket from his windscreenCredit: Eamonn and James Clarke
    The ace was nabbed for parking on double yellow linesCredit: Reuters
    The star had pulled his McLaren 765LT up outside offices for a construction and property development company when a warden snagged him.
    Rashford was then seen grabbing the ticket, before zooming off in his car.
    It comes just weeks after he was handed another fine, for the same reason.
    The 26-year-old was snapped after being handed a yellow card by a traffic warden when he met a teammate for lunch.
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    Last month Rashford went to the Juniper Restaurant in Wilmslow, Cheshire for lunch with fellow United player Tyrell Malacia.
    The England international had left his £280,000 sports car parked on double yellow lines outside.
    It took just 15 minutes for an eagle-eyed warden to spot his foul play, and he duly issued a £60 parking ticket on the star’s motor, which has a top speed of 205mph.
    And that left Rashford with a nasty surprise as he headed back out to his car after around an hour.
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    The forward is struggling for form this season after producing a career best 32 goals in all competitions last term to finish the club’s top scorer.
    He has scored just three times in all competitions for the Red Devils during the current campaign and now his bad luck appears to be following him off the pitch.
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    Rashford is not the first, and probably not the last, footy ace from Manchester to be caught out on double yellows over recent months.
    Man City manager Pep Guardiola had a hilarious exchange with a traffic warden after receiving a parking ticket in August.

    But the Spaniard was not laughing as much when he was hit with another one just three months later.
    And his players have also been caught offside when it comes to parking as well.
    City attacker Jack Grealish and girlfriend Sasha Attwood’s night out wearing matching outfits at Sexy Fish was ruined when they were hit with a parking ticket.
    And his club and England team-mate Kalvin Phillips also discovered a ticket on his £270k Lamborghini after a day out with partner Ashleigh Behan in the city centre earlier last year.
    Glazers want Man Utd stars to wear augmented reality camerasBy Gary Stonehouse
    MANCHESTER UNITED stars could potentially soon be wearing cameras in matches as part of a money-spinning plan by the Glazer family.
    The Americans have recently sold a 25 per cent minority share in the Red Devils to Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Ineos.
    But they have kept the majority stake, despite the heavy criticism from supporters ever since their ownership began in 2005.
    It was previously reported how Joel and Avram Glazer were keen to stay at the club as they believe that it has huge potential for “organic growth” over the coming years.
    Now ESPN has claimed that one of the potential ideas that has been talked about by the Americans relates to Augmented Reality (AR).
    They report that a source who is familiar with the Glazers’ business model told them: “The big idea, or maybe the big hope, that the Glazers have – and this was driven by Ed Woodward – is the emergence of Augmented Reality.
    “The technology is already out there whereby a player could have an AR wearable on his body and a supporter anywhere in the world could pay a small fee to experience a game through the eyes of his favourite player.
    “Just imagine how much United could generate from their huge global fanbase if supporters were able to pay to be Marcus Rashford or Bruno Fernandes for 90 minutes?”
    And it also said that United’s much-maligned ex-executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward had confirmed to them that AR had been seen as a “huge opportunity” that potentially could have been monetised by the club.
    The Glazers also own NFL franchise Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who became the first American football team to utilise AR back in 2016.
    However, the Premier League club have not yet been able to explore potential opportunities due to the use of bodycams in competitive matches being outlawed by IFAB.
    Several clubs did trial bodycams during pre-season while Tottenham star Brennan Johnson also wore one for the pre-match warm-up against Wolves in November.

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    Club apologise for ‘jaw-droppingly offensive’ Murder on the Dancefloor stop sign post of player who killed man in crash

    A LEAGUE of Ireland club has deleted and apologised for a controversial social media post of a player holding a stop sign featuring the song Murder On The Dancefloor.It had been pointed out the man had been convicted of killing a dad-of-two in a car crash.
    Galway United’s Instagram post image was accompanied by the Sophie Ellis-Bextor hit Murder On The Dancefloor
    McCarthy was given a two-year suspended sentence and a seven-year driving ban in November 2020 after pleading guilty to dangerous driving causing the death of Andrezej ObalekCredit: Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
    Tragic Andrezej Obalek died in the crash
    The Instagram post by Galway United to promote a Premier Division clash against St Patrick’s Athletic tomorrow showed Ed McCarthy, 22, holding up the traffic sign.
    The image was accompanied by the Sophie Ellis-Bextor hit Murder On The Dancefloor and a golf club that is used to tee off and hit a ball long distances, which is known as a driver.
    The Moyross, Co Limerick native was 19 when he was given a two-year suspended sentence and a seven-year driving ban in November 2020 after pleading guilty to dangerous driving causing the death of Andrezej Obalek, 55.
    McCarthy was driving home from a training session with Cork City on February 18 that year at Ballybeg, Buttevant, Co Cork on the main Cork-Limerick road at around 10.40pm and was speeding through bends.

    He lost control of his car and crossed over the divide to the wrong side of the road, hitting the Polish national’s car and causing him to hit a ditch and die instantly.
    McCarthy also hit another car that was following behind Mr Obalek’s vehicle and that driver suffered minor injuries.
    He told a court he “never meant harm to anyone” and “never set out to do anything like that to anyone”.
    During the trial, Judge Sean O’Donnabhain at Cork Circuit Criminal Court read a victim impact statement by Obalek’s sister, Urszula Obalek-Owstrowska.
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    It said: “Andrezej’s death caused a great gap in my life that I cannot fill with anything. I am still waiting for his calls, text messages, full of optimism.
    “You robbed me of this forever. I believe that the greatest punishment for you will be living with the knowledge that you have killed a great man.”
    The judge then addressed the court saying: “I hope the victim impact statement by Mr Obalek’s sister is burned into his brain and he never forgets it.
    “It is a belief that she has expressed to bring out the hurt that she has felt over the loss of her brother.”
    After it was posted, social media users were quick to point out the problems surrounding the image.
    In a post about the picture on Reddit, one user said: “Wow, not a good look at all.”
    Another added: “That golf club is a driver as well. Just jaw-droppingly offensive.”
    On X, one user said: “What would possess someone to think that was a good idea?”
    ‘Tasteless’
    Another described it as “horrible” and “tasteless, from both club and player”.
    The post on Instagram has since been deleted.
    Today, Galway United said it had meant no offence and wanted to “unreservedly apologise”.
    A statement on the club’s website read: “Galway United wish to advise that there was no offence intended by a recent social media post issued by the club and would like to unreservedly apologise for any hurt or distress that the post may have caused.”
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    Right-sided defender or midfielder McCarthy signed for Galway United in February 2022.
    McCarthy, who previously played for Cork City, Treaty United and Regional United, signed a new contract at Galway United last month.
    He had been named in the 2023 Professional Footballers Association Ireland First Division Team of the Year.
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    Sophie Ellis-Bextor’s 2001 hit Murder on the Dancefloor has returned to popularity after featuring in a memorable final scene in hit flick Saltburn.
    The hit movie, starring Ireland’s Barry Keoghan, tells the shocking story of what unfolds when a quiet young student spends a summer with a rich pal at an English country house. More

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    England ace Jack Grealish due in court this week after he’s caught speeding – the latest in string of driving woes

    ENGLAND footie ace Jack Grealish is due in court on a speeding charge this week — the latest in a string of driving woes.The Manchester City star’s £100,000 motor was caught on camera breaking a 30mph limit last July.
    Jack Grealish is due in court on a speeding charge this weekCredit: Cavendish
    The Manchester City star has had a string of driving offencesCredit: Getty
    The next month, he was charged with failing to give information relating to the identification of the driver in Wythall, near Birmingham.
    If convicted of speeding, the 28-year-old faces a fine based on his £300,000 weekly wage and up to six ­penalty points.
    The second offence also carries a fine and six points.
    Grealish has a chequered driving history.
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    He got a nine-month ban and an £82,000 fine after crashing his Range Rover into two parked vehicles in 2020.
    He was also charged with speeding after clocking almost 100mph on the M42 when he was with Aston Villa.
    He pleaded guilty to careless driving and was only allowed back in a car in September 2022.
    At the time of those offences, Grealish had six points on his licence from 2018 when caught speeding on the M42.
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    His case is due to be heard by Worcestershire JPs on Thursday.
    His agent said the hearing was a “mix up” and that his partner Sasha Attwood paid the fine at the time of the speeding offence.
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