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Community shares sadness over closure of popular Irish pub in London

June 4, 2026 by

THE Irish community in London has shared its sadness this week after a popular pub which held regular trad music sessions was closed suddenly. Highgate-based watering hole Brendan the Navigator announced on June 2 that it has been forced to close “with immediate effect”. In a statement on their social media accounts they confirmed that their landlord had taken back the … [Read more...] about Community shares sadness over closure of popular Irish pub in London

First woman appointed Belfast Area Commander pledges to ‘support victims and protect vulnerable’

June 4, 2026 by

A FEMALE police officer has been appointed Belfast Area Commander for the first time. Chief Superintendent Amanda Ford has been appointed to the role, which she takes over from Chief Superintendent Jeremy Lindsay. Chf Supt Ford has 18 years of experience with the PSNI, having joined the force in 2008. She has held local policing roles across Newry, Mourne and Down, Mid Ulster … [Read more...] about First woman appointed Belfast Area Commander pledges to ‘support victims and protect vulnerable’

Youths arrested after cannabis and e-scooter seized in Dublin park

June 4, 2026 by

THREE youths have been arrested in Dublin after Garda seized a bag full of cannabis and an electric scooter. The incident happened in the Coultry Park area of Ballymun last night. “Gardaí attached to the Drugs unit in Ballymun were on a proactive beat in the Coultry Park area of Ballymun, when they observed a youth acting suspicious,” the police force said in a … [Read more...] about Youths arrested after cannabis and e-scooter seized in Dublin park

Ireland welcomes ‘historic milestone’ as EU accession talks with Moldova and Ukraine set to begin

June 4, 2026 by

IRELAND has welcomed news that formal negotiations on Ukraine and Moldova’s EU membership are set to begin this month. An initial negotiating “cluster”, which is a step on the path for any country applying for EU membership, is expected to take place during an intergovernmental conference in Luxembourg on June 15, Politico reported yesterday. Ireland's Foreign Affairs Minister … [Read more...] about Ireland welcomes ‘historic milestone’ as EU accession talks with Moldova and Ukraine set to begin

Man charged with attempted murder after police officer hit by car

June 4, 2026 by

A MAN has been charged with attempted murder after a police officer was seriously injured in a collision in Co. Down. The incident, which happened in Downpatrick at around 5.30am on May 31, involved a stolen police car. The officer was taken to hospital where he is being reated fro serious injuries. A 36-year-old man has since been charged with attempted murder, aggravated … [Read more...] about Man charged with attempted murder after police officer hit by car

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