The sport has gone 130 years without such an honour.

An Irish man has died and a child has been injured in a shooting incident at a shopping centre in County Carlow on Sunday.Emergency services are currently at the scene at the Fairgreen Shopping Centre, with an army bomb disposal team also in attendance.

Gardaí (Irish police) were alerted to the incident shortly after 18:15 local time.The girl was treated by paramedics at the scene. Gardaí said it is not yet known how her injuries were sustained.The shopping centre has been evacuated and the area has been sealed off by police.

The cordon will remain in place overnight.Gardaí have said there are no further safety concerns and urged people not to share any footage of the incident on social media.

Ireland's justice minister said the incident "is something we never want or expect to happen in our communities".

"Gun violence is very rare in Ireland, and I am determined that will remain the case," said Jim O'Callaghan.US President Donald Trump has put increasing pressure on both Russia and Ukraine's leaders to end the war, and has appeared to give Vladimir Putin a two-week deadline. Trump has also previously berated Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky and accused him of being "not ready for peace".

Macron also made his point about double standards on the war in Gaza, acknowledging there was a perception the West has given a "free pass" to Israel.He stressed the importance of working towards a ceasefire and mutual recognition of a Palestinian state, saying: "If we abandon Gaza, if we consider there is a free pass for Israel, even if we do condemn the terrorist attacks, we kill our own credibility in the rest of the world."

In recent weeks, European leaders have criticised Israel's attacks for exacerbating the increasingly desperate humanitarian situation in Gaza.Macron has moved closer to signalling recognition of a Palestinian state. Next month, France will co-host with Saudi Arabia a conference at the UN aimed at laying out a roadmap for a two-state solution.