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Cocaine worth €3.75m seized at Irish port

December 23, 2025 by

COCAINE with an estimated value of €3.75m has been seized at Rosslare Europort in Co. Wexford. Revenue officers discovered the drugs yesterday (December 22) concealed in the exhaust system of a lorry which arrived on a ferry from France. “The illicit drugs were discovered when, as a result of routine profiling, an accompanied freight unit that had disembarked a ferry from … [Read more...] about Cocaine worth €3.75m seized at Irish port

Date confirmed for Ireland’s National Famine Commemoration 2026

December 23, 2025 by

IRELAND’S National Famine Commemoration will take place in May 2026 it was confirmed this week. Earlier this month it was announced that the annual event commemorating the lives lost and those forced to emigrate from Ireland due to the Famine will take place in Portumna, Co. Galway next year. It is now confirmed that the commemorations will take place on May 16. The state … [Read more...] about Date confirmed for Ireland’s National Famine Commemoration 2026

Woman arrested in connection with Danuiel Aruebose investigation released without charge

December 23, 2025 by

A WOMAN who was arrested in connection with an investigation into the murder of Daniel Aruebose has been released without charge. The woman, who is in her 20s, was arrested on suspicion of murder yesterday morning. She was held at a Dublin garda station and questioned by specialist garda interviewers but was later released without charge, the police force confirmed … [Read more...] about Woman arrested in connection with Danuiel Aruebose investigation released without charge

Public survey launched ahead of return of Dublin to Derry air service

December 23, 2025 by

A PUBLIC consultation has begun ahead of the restoration of the Dublin to Derry air route. Ireland’s transport minister Darragh O’Brien launched the government’s Market Sounding Survey this week, in preparation for the planned reinstatement of the air service between Dublin and Derry in 2026. “The Government is committed to supporting strong, inclusive and sustainable … [Read more...] about Public survey launched ahead of return of Dublin to Derry air service

Images released of teenage girls missing from Co. Tipperary

December 23, 2025 by

CCTV imagery has been released of two teenage girls who have been missing from Co. Tipperary for five days. Julia Laskowska, 15, and Sadie Nally, 13, were reported missing from Tipperary Town on December 18. They were last seen at Heuston Station, Dublin at approximately 10.45am that morning. CCTV footage of Julia and Sadie has been released Gardaí have issued a public appeal … [Read more...] about Images released of teenage girls missing from Co. Tipperary

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Kilkenny born Edmund Rice opened up his first school in Waterford on August 15th of 1803. Originally a makeshift school for poor boys held in a converted stable on New Street, Rice was forced to move to a more permanent location as the school began to grow. On August 15th, Mount Sion Primary School welcomed its first students. This would be the first school of many future Christian Brothers schools, which are located around the world. In 1906, the first Christian Brothers school was opened in New York City.

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