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Cannabis factory discovered at Tyrone home

March 3, 2026 by

A CANNABIS factory has been discovered following a raid on a property in Co. Tyrone. Police arrived at the house in Omagh at around 2.40pm on February 28. They were responding to reports of “suspicious activity” at the home in the Dunmullan Road area of the town. Once inside, a search of the property found a “substantial” cannabis farm in the attic as well as drugs worth an … [Read more...] about Cannabis factory discovered at Tyrone home

Celtic strike late to draw frenetic derby at Rangers that will leave Hearts celebrating

March 1, 2026 by

JUST as they have done several times this season, Celtic struck late to get a result this afternoon, Reo Hatate's injury-time goal snatching a point for the Hoops against Rangers at Ibrox. It was a euphoric end to the match for Celtic, who had looked dead and buried after a first half in which that failed to lay a glove on their rivals. However, once the dust has settled on … [Read more...] about Celtic strike late to draw frenetic derby at Rangers that will leave Hearts celebrating

Republican group claims responsibility for paint attack on Queen Victoria statue at Belfast hospital

March 1, 2026 by

A REPUBLICAN group has claimed responsibility for a paint attack on a statue of Queen Victoria at a hospital in Belfast. The statue, in the grounds of the Royal Victoria Hospital in West Belfast, was targeted on Friday when it had red paint poured over it and a sign reading 'Famine Queen' affixed to the plinth. Lasair Dhearg, which campaigns for the creation of an Irish … [Read more...] about Republican group claims responsibility for paint attack on Queen Victoria statue at Belfast hospital

GAA president slams anti-Allianz protestors who disrupted Annual Congress over insurance firm’s links to Israel

March 1, 2026 by

GAA president Jarlath Burns has criticised protestors who disrupted the organisation's Annual Congress at Croke Park on Saturday over its sponsorship deal with Allianz. According to UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese, the insurance firm's parent company has links to Israel. However, following a meeting of the GAA's Coiste Bainistíochta to assess a report on the issue from … [Read more...] about GAA president slams anti-Allianz protestors who disrupted Annual Congress over insurance firm’s links to Israel

Giant statue of St Patrick holding pint of Guinness is removed from Dublin pub

March 1, 2026 by

A GIANT statue of St Patrick holding a pint of Guinness has been removed from outside a Dublin pub just one day after it appeared. The Temple Bar pub in the eponymous area of Dublin erected the 14ft statue on Thursday as part of its decorations for St Patrick's Day. However, the following day, workers could be seen placing a bag over the patron saint's pint before the statue … [Read more...] about Giant statue of St Patrick holding pint of Guinness is removed from Dublin pub

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