Roche: Leinster Council failure to act created O'Byrne Cup fixture issue
The dear old O'Byrne Cup has taken a pasting this week and been branded the sick man of the pre-season competition circuit.
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IPL Governing Council Told To Finalise Details: Rajeev Shukla On Women's IPL
The Board of Control for Cricket in India's newly appointed Vice-President Rajeev Shukla confirmed the women's IPL was in the pipeline after the BCCI's Annual General Meeting on Tuesday. Shukla shared the updates regarding the Women's Indian Premier League (IPL) stating that the IPL governing council has been asked to finalize the details for the tournament with the franchise auction to be decided later. "We have in principle decided to start women's IPL. IPL governing council was asked to finalise the details for the same. Franchise auction and all other things will be decided in some time," informed Rajeev Shukla.
International Cricket Council announces partnership with Aramco
RIYADH: The International Cricket Council has announced a partnership with Saudi energy company Aramco which is set to run until the end of 2023.
Wythenshawe town centre set for major £20m regeneration, Council announces after taking on lease
Wythenshawe town centre is set to undergo a major regeneration in the coming years, the Council has announced.
Plan to build Hooters hits obstacle from after council rejection
Plans to build a Hooters in Liverpool has faced a stumbling block after receiving a rejection from the council.
The neighbourhoods across Greater Manchester which ARE hosting council-organised firework displays - and which have cancelled
Thousands of would-be visitors to Heaton Park and Platt Fields have been left gutted after council bosses axed Bonfire Night displays. After two years rocked by the coronavirus pandemic, many Mancunians had been eager to return to one of the city's treasured firework displays in 2022.
Supreme Court Approves Timeline For Polls To IOA Executive Council
The Supreme Court on Monday approved the timeline for amendment of the draft constitution of the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) and its elections, as agreed in the meeting with the International Olympic Committee in Lausanne, Switzerland on September 27. A bench of Justices DY Chandrachud and Hima Kohli said former apex court judge LN Rao will be at liberty to take an "untrammelled holistic perspective" of the matter while drafting the amendments to the IOA constitution subject to the caveat that it is necessary to ensure the draft amendment has the approval and concurrence of the IOC so as to obviate any complication in the future.
Council urged to question the need for controversial 1,100 home development by petition signed by over 3,400
A developer has said green belt land would 'have to be released elsewhere' if they were to scale down their controversial 1,100 home masterplan at Mosley Common. This came after more than 3,400 people signed a petition - started by campaigner Andy Brown - calling for Wigan Council to investigate whether there is a need to give up green belt land for more houses that are 'not needed'.