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Woman, 30s, arrested over horror hit-and-run that left cyclist, 40s, fighting for life in hospital as probe ‘ongoing’
A WOMAN, aged in her 30s, has been arrested over a hit-and-run in Co Louth that left a cyclist fighting for his life in hospital.
She is currently being detained by gardai and quizzed over the collision, which took place on the R132 near Whitehouse Cross in Dromiskin on Monday.
Gardai rushed to the scene shortly before 6:30pm and said the car involved in the incident “failed to remain at the scene”.
Officers confirmed this morning that they are continuing to investigate “all of the circumstances” surrounding the collision.
A garda spokesperson said: “A woman was arrested this morning and is being detained at a Garda Station in the Louth-Cavan-Monaghan Division under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984.”
The cyclist, a man aged in his 40s, was brought to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda to be treated for serious injuries.
He remains in a critical condition.
Gardai have urged anyone with any information to come forward.
A spokesperson said: “Gardai are appealing to anyone who may have witnessed the collision to come forward.
“In addition, road users who may have dash-cam footage of the incident from 6.15pm to 6.45pm or were travelling on the Old Dublin Road between Castlebellingham and Dundalk are also urged to contact Gardai.
“Anyone with information is asked to contact Ardee Garda Station on (041) 6853222, the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111, or any Garda Station.”
Glam model handed suspended prison sentence for admitting making false rape claim against Arsenal target Theo Hernandez
A TV model has been handed a suspended prison sentence and fined after admitting she made a false rape claim against AC Milan defender Theo Hernandez.
Luisa Kremleva’s lawyer called in sick at the last minute last October ahead of her scheduled trial, alleging a “medical emergency” and forcing a suspension as public prosecutors tried to get her jailed for two years.
AC Milan star Theo Hernandez was assused by a woman back in 2017[/caption] Russian model Luisa Kremleva claimed the left-back raped her in a car outside a Marbella nightclub[/caption] But the 28-year-old was accused of making a false report by police after CCTV didn’t corroborate her story[/caption]The Russian-born beauty opted to stay away from the Malaga court at the time so she didn’t have to face waiting media.
But court officials have confirmed Kremleva had been handed a six-month suspended jail sentence and fined £1500 after striking a hush-hush plea bargain deal with public prosecutors.
Kremleva admitted perjuring herself by claiming France international Hernandez, 27, raped her in the back of a Porsche outside a Marbella nightclub.
The 28-year-old has been warned she will be made to do time if she re-offends in the next two years after being formally convicted of a crime of making a false criminal complaint.
The plea bargain deal is understood to have been rubber-stamped last November following talks between her defence lawyer and state prosecutors.
But it was only made public today in a five-page written sentence.
Kremleva’s conviction brings to an end a near-seven-year saga which began on June 4, 2017.
The real estate boss’ daughter, who forged a name for herself on Spanish TV reality and dating shows between modelling assignments, prompted a police probe by accusing Hernandez of an early-hours rape in a friend’s Porsche Cayenne parked outside glitzy Marbella nightclub Olivia Valere where they had both been partying.
Luisa Kremleva has been hit with a suspended two-year sentence after admitting she made a false claim[/caption]Investigators took just two days to halt their probe after viewing CCTV car park cameras showing she had fallen to the ground accidentally instead of being pushed out of the car after “forced sex” as she had claimed.
Police are also believed to have obtained a phone message Kremleva sent the Marseille-born footballer around 6:15am two hours after the supposed rape, asking him repeatedly when he was going to go home with her.
Hernandez, who has 35 France caps to his name and SunSport exclusively revealed is being eyed by Arsenal, was never arrested before a court dismissed the rape claim and police started preparing a case against his accuser.
Kremleva was charged with making a false criminal complaint following her arrest in January 2020 on a warrant after she failed to answer a court summons.
Her trial was delayed by a string of suspensions, including one linked to medical treatment Kremleva was thought to have been undergoing in her homeland when a previous court date was set.
A public prosecution indictment submitted ahead of her scheduled trial last October accused her of “maliciously” making up the rape after having consensual sex with Hernandez “out of revenge” for him snubbing her attempts to get him to go home with her after their romp in the back of the Porsche.
In a newspaper interview, after investigators dismissed her rape claims early on in their probe, Kremleva insisted: “I have proof of the attack which are on my backside and knees.
“I would love it if Theo apologised. It’s the least I deserve.”
Kremleva’s mother, Mila, went on Spanish TV after news of her January 13 2020 detention broke to claim: “My daughter is not under arrest. She went to pick up a court notification.
“With time the truth is going to come out.”
Kremleva admitted to acting “maliciously” in accusing Hernandez of raping her as part of the plea bargain deal she struck to lift the threat of a two-year prison sentence hanging over her head if she had decided to plead innocent and go to trial.
Judge Lourdes Sanchez Esquinas ruled following the TV model’s admission of guilt, referring to her by her first name and initials in her written sentence.
SunSport understands Theo Hernandez is on the radar of Prem big boys Arsenal[/caption] Theo Hernandez played a big role in AC Milan’s Supercoppa Italiana triumph over Inter[/caption]“It has been proven that in the early hours of June 4 2017, the accused Luisa T.K was in the Olivia Valere nightclub in Marbella, where she had arranged to meet up with Theo H. who was in a VIP area with a group of friends,” the sentence read.
“About 4am both left the venue with the intention of having sex. They went to the car park and in Theo’s friend’s car they had full consensual sex before returning to the nightclub.
“The accused subsequently tried but failed to get Theo to spend the night alone with her at her home, getting into a fight with other women who formed part of Theo’s group before she returned home alone without him.
“About 8am, in revenge and taking advantage of Theo’s fame she called police telling them she had been the victim of a rape and informed them about her intention of making a formal complaint before being taken by officers to hospital for a medical examination.
“On June 4 at 5.25pm she went to a police station in Marbella and maliciously reported that after initially agreeing to sex with Theo H, she said she didn’t want to continue and despite making that clear, Theo forced himself on her against her will before pushing her out of the car onto her knees and injuring her.
“She unlawfully hid the fact that she had previously fallen onto the ground by accident and then again during the aforementioned fight.”
Hernandez, who was due to give evidence at last October’s scheduled trial, is said to be close to penning a new deal with Serie A side AC Milan which will make him one of the highest-paid players in their squad.
He played a key role in his club’s 3-2 Italian Super Cup final victory in Riyadh on Monday, scoring a goal and setting up another in their stunning comeback against city rivals Inter.
Ryanair launch flight sale to top destinations including Paphos, Cyprus just €16 with 25C heat and beautiful beaches
BEAT those winter blues by booking a bargain flight to sunnier climates.
Ryanair bosses have slashed prices on flights to some tempting hotspots and prices start from €14.23.
The sale includes flights top destinations such as Santorini, Corfu, Santiago, Fuerteventura and Gran Canaria.
But jet-setters need to act fast as the sale is only on until midnight tonight.
All discounted fares require passengers to travel between now and March 31, 2025.
The budget airline has dropped prices to some popular sun spots including Bodrum, Turkey from €15.87, Faro, Portugal from €16 and Paphos, Cyprus also €16.
Ryanair chiefs said: “You might fly to Paphos for its beautiful beaches and year round warmth, but you shouldn’t miss out on the other wonderful attractions on offer in the city and its surroundings.
“Paphos is listed as a UNESCO world heritage site in recognition of ancient attractions such as the Tomb of the Kings and the fragmented remains of a Byzantine-era castle, Saranta Kolones.”
For those who love a Spanish getaway, flights to Malaga start at €19.99, Gran Canaria €28.81, Fuerteventura €28.93 and Palma de Mallorca just €28.99.
Explore bella Italy with flights from Dublin to Pisa only €14.99 and Trieste just €14.99.
Flights to the beautiful Santorini, Greece start from a bargain €48.75.
Ryanair bosses said: “Santorini is home to fascinating archaeological sites, beautiful dive spots and jaw-dropping scenery.”
And flights to Greece’s Corfu also start from €71.10.
Ryanair said: “When you fly to Corfu, one of the biggest draws is the abundance of gorgeous beaches.
“The island boasts over 200km of coastline much of which is surrounded by stunning cliffs and rock formations.
“There’s a lot more to Corfu than its secret coves and sweeping bays however. Interesting attractions worth visiting include
“The Achillion Palace, originally built for the former Empress of Austria who like many others had fallen in love with the island.”
The airline is also offering city breaks from Dublin for less than €15 to London, Brussels, Frankfurt and Glasgow.
Other cheap flights under €20 include Paris, Barcelona Reus, Amsterdam, Berlin, Kosice, Eindhoven, Bydgoszcz and Budapest.
Inside Marcus Rashford’s career-defining decision ahead of make-or-break transfer and Man Utd team-mate’s advice
MARCUS RASHFORD should at least consider the advice of Harry Maguire, his team-mate and former captain at Manchester United.
Maguire has had his problems at Old Trafford, like Rashford, and has also suffered a huge amount of criticism again, like Rashford.
Marcus Rashford is keen to leave Manchester United this month[/caption] He has recently been spotted in New York attending NBA games[/caption] Harry Maguire refused to leave Man United after huge criticism[/caption] Ruben Amorim has exiled Rashford from the squad[/caption]But the centre-half has stubbornly refused to leave, maintaining that once you quit United, the only way is down.
This is something Rashford should remember as he steps towards the exit during this January transfer window.
Rashford’s brother and representative, Dwaine Maynard, has held talks with Milan and is likely to speak to more clubs over the coming days.
And it is hardly surprising that a large number of clubs, both in England and Europe, have approached United over recruiting an enormous talent like the 27-year-old.
The latest rumours suggest West Ham have entered the race.
His £350,000-a-week wages are, unsurprisingly, a huge stumbling block. The negotiations will be complicated as clubs will want United to still commit to some of the wages while there is also the size of a fee if the loan deal is with a view to a permanent transfer.
Rashford is in a different situation to Maguire or the other stars at United as he has been at the club all of his life. We should not underestimate how difficult this can be.
As Trent Alexander-Arnold will testify at Liverpool, local lads who come through the ranks at a club are judged and treated more harshly by supporters, which does seem grossly unfair.
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It has been a particularly difficult couple of years for Rashford and since Ruben Amorim arrived in late November, the situation has not improved.
As Rashford revealed in his interview last month with journalist Henry Winter, “it is time for a new challenge.”
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It was interesting that Rashford gave the interview while returning to his former school to hand out 420 Christmas presents.
Rashford has done an extraordinary number of good things away from football and here was the latest evidence. The way he lobbied the UK government to provide free school lunches for youngsters during the Covid pandemic was an outstanding effort.
So those who have guided him in the past should be given credit. Equally, the decision to speak so candidly about his situation at United before Christmas following the arrival of a new coach- although all journalists would have loved to get that interview – was a move which was always going to annoy Amorim.
Yet the problem with Rashford is that he has been a source of frustration for every United manager he has played under. It just seems that now, he is less worried about infuriating the club’s management or maybe, he does not really care at all.
Seedless tomatoes
In October 2023, the striker was spotted partying just hours after his club got hammered by Manchester City.
And 12 months ago, Rashford went on a 12-hour tequila booze bender in Belfast. One of the other memorable facts from this trip was the claim that he ordered bruschetta at a restaurant but did not touch it as he does not like tomatoes with seeds in them.
And according to a Belfast waitress he befriended on the night, Rashford also speculated whether he would be able to play his own music at a nightclub. Although trivial, it illustrated that maybe, here was someone in danger of becoming detached from reality as this was not normal behaviour. He then reported ill the following day and missed United’s FA Cup win at Newport.
Understandably, Erik ten Hag was livid and fined the player two weeks’ wages. In his recent interview, Rashford claimed he was “misunderstood” and he seems to be a genuinely shy individual, rather than a gobby extrovert.
He still has only himself to blame for his drop in form on the pitch but equally, he is young enough – and certainly good enough – to get back on track.
By searching for another club, Rashford is looking to kickstart his flagging England career. His debut came against Australia in a friendly before Euro 2016 and he has picked up 60 caps, scoring 17 goals.
In total, 57 of those appearances came under Gareth Southgate but the England manager became exasperated with Rashford as he was often unavailable for many internationals due to injury, before then playing in the next Premier League game for United.
England’s incoming manager Thomas Tuchel insists everyone has a clean slate and this will include Rashford.
So he has a terrific chance to be part of a squad for the World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada.
This is why it is important that Rashford, outstanding for United in the 2022/23 season, picks his next club wisely. Whether you can trust the people around him to give the right advice remains to be seen.
There is a school of thought that in the short-term, he would be better to get his head down at United under Amorim.
Whatever he decides to do, it is vital that he remains professional on the pitch but also off it.
Ultimately, he needs to start enjoying his football again and only then will we see the old Marcus Rashford.
Why Rashford joining Arsenal is perfect fit
MARCUS RASHFORD is at a crossroads.
But now the England star has to make the biggest choice he has ever faced – does he care about cash, or about his career?
Rashford’s shock admission that he is “ready for a new challenge” after some two decades under the Manchester United umbrella has altered the dynamic around his future.
That Rashford might not fit the blueprint of Ruben Amorim – who has now responded to Rashford’s comments – was not exactly a surprise.
The Portuguese coach prefers a 3-4-3 formation but appears to have settled on Rasmus Hojlund as his starting central striker and wants two “narrow” inside forwards, with the width coming from the wing-backs.
Rashford has always wanted to play through the middle but is often at his best exploiting spaces out wide – and that skillset does not necessarily suit the way Amorim wants to play.
Even so, going public with his evident dissatisfaction at being bombed entirely from the squad for the Manchester derby was a major move, even if he vowed there would be “no hard feelings” if he does leave his boyhood club.
In truth, Rashford has been leaving United almost from the moment he signed that new £325,000 per week contract in 2023.
Something was broken in his connection to the club. His form dropped, his threat dissipated, his issues with the hierarchy deepened.
When Erik ten Hag dropped him for hosting a birthday party after a derby defeat, and he later pulled a sickie to miss the FA Cup game with Newport, it felt even then that the writing was on the wall.
The facts suggest the love affair has ended. After scoring 30 in all competitions to earn that new deal, he has scored just 15 in the 18 months since it was signed.
Amorim’s arrival seems merely to have accelerated what was increasingly inevitable.
Now, though, it is up to Rashford to determine what his future will bring.
If it is only about the money, then his options might be somewhat limited.
It is hard to see a Prem rival coughing up the same £16.9m annual salary – although Rashford’s comments have probably knocked £20m-plus off any transfer fee.
But Real Madrid have their fill of big-money strikers and Barcelona’s budget remains restricted by LaLiga financial controls.
In Europe, then, that probably leaves PSG – but a move to a one-club league.
Or, in the wider world, he could follow the likes of Ivan Toney, Cristiano Ronaldo, Roberto Firmino and Co and head to the Saudi desert.
Lucrative, yep. Certainly a different environment – and that may be exactly what Rashford both wants and needs. But the football? Not in a million years.
What Rashford needs, above all, is to be able to play for trophies and showcase his talents.
There is no better stage than the Premier League – which has far more global eyeballs on it than any other domestic competition.
And in that Premier League there is one club crying out for a goalscoring No 9, especially if he can also play down the left channel to balance out the side and widen its threat.
Rashford has always been more Longsight than London.
Yet Arsenal, and Mikel Arteta, might be the perfect fit.
The Gunners’ lack of a proper scorer is one of the major factors many fans feel has hurt their title challenge this year.
Gabriel Jesus has never been a natural finisher, while Kai Havertz is still a converted midfielder.
And while the link-up between Martin Odegaard and Bukayo Saka makes their right flank deadly, faith in Gabriel Martinelli on the left is waning.
There have not been too many who succeeded at Arsenal after leaving United – although Danny Welbeck was not a flop.
Rashford has all the attributes to change that history, if he can reproduce what everybody knows is inside him.
And by breaking free, giving himself the chance to start all over, Rashford can make a point to Amorim that will resonate for a very long time.