Ireland Brothers

Two young brothers returned to Chennai from Ireland's Belfast and have been helping around 13,000 people with food and ration who have been affected due to the coronavirus lockdown.

British police were hunting on Tuesday for two brothers from Northern Ireland whom they described as "crucial" to an investigation into the deaths of 39 people found in the back of a truck near London last week.

William Porterfield and brothers Kevin and Niall O'Brien were named at the core of Ireland's squad for the World Cup.

The allegations centred on a chant by a section of the England crowd that suggested the Ferdinand brothers should be burned on a bonfire. It has been suggested the song had racist overtones because QPR defender Anton Ferdinand was the target of racist abuse from Chelsea's former England captain John Terry last season.

Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell will team up for Ireland at this year's OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup, said organisers on Tuesday, with Italy's Molinari brothers set to defend the title.

Two young brothers returned to Chennai from Ireland's Belfast and have been helping around 13,000 people with food and ration who have been affected due to the coronavirus lockdown.

British police were hunting on Tuesday for two brothers from Northern Ireland whom they described as "crucial" to an investigation into the deaths of 39 people found in the back of a truck near London last week.

William Porterfield and brothers Kevin and Niall O'Brien were named at the core of Ireland's squad for the World Cup.

The allegations centred on a chant by a section of the England crowd that suggested the Ferdinand brothers should be burned on a bonfire. It has been suggested the song had racist overtones because QPR defender Anton Ferdinand was the target of racist abuse from Chelsea's former England captain John Terry last season.

Rory McIlroy and Graeme McDowell will team up for Ireland at this year's OMEGA Mission Hills World Cup, said organisers on Tuesday, with Italy's Molinari brothers set to defend the title.