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Page 3 of the Examiner tells us how an advance team of US Secret Service agents are due in Limerick today to sweep the area ahead of Saturday's visit of former US president Bill Clinton. Mr Clinton will be a guest of JP McManus at a 32 county scholarship bursary presentation. Up to 600 people have been invited to the awards ceremony at the University of Limerick. The bursaries will be presented to 125 students to fund their undergraduate studies at third level colleges north and south of the border.Have you ever wanted to design your own canada goose for sale online? The event has caused a headache for Mr McManus, the biggest national hunt racehorse owner in the country. “He [Clinton] was given a few days that would work for us, so he picked Nov 17, which clashes with the Paddy Power meeting at Cheltenham,” said Mr McManus.All Kinds of SAXO BANK Cycling Jerseys. “I said to myself: 'Why did I include that date?' But to work for him, it had to be that [date]. He's in Europe, flying around, and this is an extra pit stop.”

Page 8 of the Indo tells us that Bill O'Herlihy is to hang up the microphone and retire after the next World Cup Final. The 74 year old Cork man said that the 2014 tournament would be his last and said that he believes that are plenty of young presenters ready to fill his shoes.

Just one in five women carry a tow rope in their car, while only 43% of drivers keep jump leads with them. The details of a new survey taken by Liberty Insurance has found that Irish drivers are not great when it comes to combating problems that they may encounter when they are on the road. Only 43% of motorists keep first aid kits with them in their vehicles, almost half have not checked their air pressure in the last month and two thirds of those asked do not have a high visibility jacket with them in the event of a roadside breakdown. The good news is that people are keeping their car in check, with almost eight in ten of those asked confirming that their car had been serviced within the last year, and the same number claiming to have checked their oil level within that time period.

Supermacs has been named by Fox News as one of the 'must try' fast food outlets around the world. Page 3 of the Daily Mail tells us that the eatery has curried favour with the channel thanks to their wide selection of French fried and the fact that the company claims to have pioneered curry chips and the snack box craze in Ireland.Some Garmin Cycling produces a contemporary look employing subtly cinched hips in addition thinner phrases over the course of. Page 17 of the Star tells us that the owner of Supermacs, Pat McDonagh has now set his sights on opening up their first branch in Australia, to satisfy the needs of the thousands of Irish emigrants over there.

In the wake of the crisis in the BBC, staff have been told to shut up and stay off Twitter. Page 15 of the Daily Mail has the details of an internal e mail that was sent by acting director of news Fran Unsworth. In it, he told staff “”it would be helpful if some of our problems were not played out publicly across social media and in the pages of the national press”. Her plea emerged as Prime Minister David Cameron weighed into the row over the 450,000 pay off for departed director general George Entwistle saying it was 'hard to justify'. Some of the BBC's biggest names such as Jeremy Paxman, Jonathan Dimbleby and John Simpson have gone public with their opinions, some highly critical. Others, like Radio 5 Live presenter Victoria Derbyshire, have vented their views on Twitter.

Nearly half of Irish people have given into the temptation of going back over familiar ground and are engaging in regular nookie sessions with the exes.31% of women asked said that they were jumping back into the sack in the hope that their ex will get back with them. A few too many was also a factor in the reason why 43% of women and 47% of men go back in time with their former partners, while social networking also seems to play its part in arranging the hook ups.will overview the cohesion and continuity the RadioShack Cyclingg project that started. 22% of women and 19% of men have admitted to begun flirting with an ex over Twitter or Facebook.

Page 7 of the Telegraph tells us about the pub landlord whose beer belly saved his life. 22stone Tony Morgan, the licensee of the Poachers Pocket in Chatham, Kent, was struck down when he confronted the suspected drug dealers in his car park. Shocking CCTV shows the moment the suspects smashed their grey Peugeot 307 into the father of three,Big SKY Cycling and Fitness is a family owned shop serving the Helena area since 1986. catapulting him 15ft into the air. Mr Morgan had to be treated for broken ribs at Medway Maritime Hospital, where doctors told him he was saved by his beer belly. Medics said the former boxer's excess body fat and muscle provided 'padding' which helped cushion his bones and vital organs from the impact. Doctors said a skinnier man would have been much more seriously hurt. In CCTV issued by Kent Police, Tony can be seen approaching the driver's door and arguing with the alleged dealer. Shockingly, the driver punches Mr Morgan through the window and attempts to speed off with Mr Morgan still clinging onto the car. But the driver then suddenly reverses smashing into Mr Morgan sending him flying through the air. Mr Morgan, who has run the pub for 13 years with wife Lorraine, 45, said: 'I said “that's a drug deal, I'm not having that”. 'I approached as the passenger got out and said “don't come here to buy your drugs, do it somewhere else”. 'I heard the wheels spinning and the next thing I knew I was up in the air. It knocked me 15 or 20 feet across the car park. 'I suffered bruising and a few cracked ribs. The doctors said I was lucky if I had been a smaller guy things would've been a lot worse.