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Crack cocaine, diamorphine and cannabis worth €97k seized in Dublin raid

May 14, 2026 by

GARDAÍ have seized drugs worth an estimated €97k in a raid in Dublin this week. Garda targeted a premises in Finglas yesterday afternoon as part of an operation targeting criminal activity. The items seized during the raid in Dublin (Pic: Garda.ie) They discovered a range of controlled drugs as well as cash and mobile phones. “Gardaí have seized suspected crack cocaine, … [Read more...] about Crack cocaine, diamorphine and cannabis worth €97k seized in Dublin raid

Abandoned Irish Island only accessible when weather permits opens to visitors

May 14, 2026 by

AN island off the coast of Ireland which is only accessible when weather permits will reopen to the public this month. Scattery Island, or Inis Cathaigh in Gaelic, is an historic spot located in the Shannon Estuary just a few kilometres off the coast of Kilrush in Co. Clare. Boasting more than 1500 years of history, the island is said to be where St Senan established his … [Read more...] about Abandoned Irish Island only accessible when weather permits opens to visitors

UK’s dementia missing persons scheme adopted in Ireland

May 14, 2026 by

A UK scheme which provides support for people who go missing while living with dementia has been adopted in Ireland. An Garda Síochána and the Health Service Executive (HSE), confirmed their support of the Herbert Protocol, at the International Dementia Conference in the Athlone Springs Hotel, this week. The Protocol involves a simple form that assists when a person living with … [Read more...] about UK’s dementia missing persons scheme adopted in Ireland

Belfast shop caught selling cigarettes and vapes to children

May 14, 2026 by

A SHOP in Belfast has been banned from selling cigarettes and vapes after being caught selling them to children. Snack City in College Avenue was given a 12-month ban from selling tobacco products and nicotine inhaling products, including e-cigarettes and vapes, at Belfast Magistrates Court this week. It followed an investigation into the shop by Belfast City Council following … [Read more...] about Belfast shop caught selling cigarettes and vapes to children

Schoolchildren among winners of new Luke Kelly bursary

May 14, 2026 by

TWO schoolchildren are among eight musicians who will receive a €1k bursary to help support their work. Johnny Joyce, 10, who attends Mullingar Educate Together National School in Co. Westmeath, and 13-year-old Julia McCarthy Dillon, who attends Mountmellick Community School in Co. Laois, were both announced as recipients of the inaugural Luke Kelly Bursary this week. The new … [Read more...] about Schoolchildren among winners of new Luke Kelly bursary

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