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Galway cheese named ‘best in UK and Ireland’

May 28, 2026 by

A GOAT’S cheese made in county Galway has been named the best in the UK and Ireland. Killeen Farmhouse Cheese’s Extra Mature Goat’s Cheese was named Supreme Champion at the Artisan Cheese Awards this month. The gouda-style cheese won great praise from the judges at the annual cheese competition, which is Britain and Ireland’s largest and is now in its 10th year. Killeen … [Read more...] about Galway cheese named ‘best in UK and Ireland’

Home in Co. Antrim pipe bombed while three people were inside

May 28, 2026 by

A PIPE bomb attack on a home in Co. Antrim has caused ‘extensive damage’ to the property. The incident happened at around 11pm last night at a house in Rectory Gardens, Broughshane. "It was reported that a pipe bomb was placed on a living room window ledge by two men dressed in dark clothing at around 11pm,” the PSNI’s Detective Sergeant Crothers said today. “Three people were … [Read more...] about Home in Co. Antrim pipe bombed while three people were inside

Man who ‘ran from police’ arrested after Co. Tyrone drugs seizure

May 28, 2026 by

A MAN who attempted to flee police after the car he was a passenger in was stopped in Co. Tyrone has been arrested. The 23-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of drug possession and supply offences after the vehicle was stopped on Sweep Road in Cookstown on May 26. “Upon being stopped, the suspect who was a passenger in the car, exited the vehicle and ran from police,” the … [Read more...] about Man who ‘ran from police’ arrested after Co. Tyrone drugs seizure

Tributes paid following death of first Northern Ireland Policing Board chair Sir Desmond Rea

May 28, 2026 by

TRIBUTES have been paid following the death of the first chair of Northern Ireland’s Policing Board Sir Desmond Rea. Mr Rea, who hailed from the Donegall Road area of Belfast, has been described as one of the “most significant figures in the transformation of policing in Northern Ireland” following his death at the age of 89. The businessman and academic, who died on Sunday, … [Read more...] about Tributes paid following death of first Northern Ireland Policing Board chair Sir Desmond Rea

Witness appeal after cyclist dies following Limerick collision

May 28, 2026 by

A WITNESS appeal has been issued after a cyclist died following a collision in Limerick. The man, who was aged in his 40s, was involved in a collision on the Dublin Road in Mountshannon on Tuesday, May 26. Gardaí report that he left the scene and travelled on to a home in the city where he received treatment from the emergency services. The collision happened on the Dublin Road … [Read more...] about Witness appeal after cyclist dies following Limerick collision

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