I'm Adrian Dunbar and this is a story about a time in Irish society when nothing was ever quite what it seemed.

It was shock and horror that anything could actually happen like that in the Phoenix Park.

It was wrong and violated obscene.

Welcome to obscene, the Dublin scandal.

There's nothing far as up the imagination in a small country more than the idea that someone wandering around the coups going for it.

Anyone.

We couldn't believe that this culprit for these crimes would have been associated with the most senior law officer in the country.

If this thing is what we think it is, we'd bring down the government.

Listen to all of obscene, the Dublin scandal first on BBC Sands.

This is the football daily with Steve Crossman.

What a night we've had.

Southampton and Nottingham Forest have booked their places in the Leacup semi-finals alongside Newcastle United and Manchester United.

Southampton beat Manchester City 2-0.

Forest beat Wolves 4-3 on penalties after a one-all draw.

We're going to speak to Clinton Morrison about that game shortly.

But let's start with a big upset accent, Mary's watched by Chris Sutland correspondent John Murray.

And what a tale of the unexpected we saw here on a night of stormy weather in Southampton.

The team at the bottom of the Premier League hold Manchester City below the waterline with two first half goals.

Remarkable tales in themselves.

Seekumara sweeping in the opening goal.

Finally, his first for the club for the 20-year-old Frenchman in his 16th Saint's appearance.

And five minutes later, Musa Jeanettele, who himself had not scored for almost two years,

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