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Presidential field takes shape as parties finalise their candidates

September 3, 2025 by

FORMER Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) president and Fine Gael MEP Seán Kelly has officially withdrawn his bid to become the party’s candidate in the upcoming Irish presidential election. Kelly’s decision comes just weeks after he publicly declared his interest in the nomination following Mairead McGuinness’s withdrawal due to health issues. In a statement, Kelly said that … [Read more...] about Presidential field takes shape as parties finalise their candidates

Bray Wanderers FC sold to a consortium

September 3, 2025 by

A NEW consortium that includes JB Gough, David Goldstein and Malachy Burke has purchased the Bray Wanderers. Previously, Cabinteely FC paid for 51% of the Carlisle Grounds-based team in 2021, and Tony Richardson was named chairperson following that. Bray Wanderers has indicated that Richardson will still be a partner, and the club's new leadership enjoys the outgoing owners' … [Read more...] about Bray Wanderers FC sold to a consortium

Actor Joanna Scanlan receives honorary doctorate from university that ‘saved her’

September 3, 2025 by

ACTOR Joanna Scanlan has received an honorary doctorate from the university where she worked as a... … [Read more...] about Actor Joanna Scanlan receives honorary doctorate from university that ‘saved her’

Police issue appeal over Belfast boy murdered more than 50 years ago

September 3, 2025 by

POLICE have issued a renewed appeal for information on the murder of a young boy in Belfast more ... … [Read more...] about Police issue appeal over Belfast boy murdered more than 50 years ago

President Zelenskyy ‘grateful’ for Taoiseach’s sympathy and support following call between leaders

September 3, 2025 by

UKRAINIAN President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he is grateful for the support of the people o... … [Read more...] about President Zelenskyy ‘grateful’ for Taoiseach’s sympathy and support following call between leaders

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August 19, 1876

The ship “Catalpa,” which carried six Irish Fenians who escaped from Australia, docked in the U.S. on this day in 1876. Funded by Clan na Gael and several pardoned Fenians already in the U.S., the “Catalpa” was purchased by the organization and set sail for western Australia where Thomas Darragh, Martin Hogan, Michael Harrington, Thomas Hassett, Robert Cranston and James Wilson were serving a penal colony sentence. The men were rescued from Australia on April 17, 1876 and the ship docked in New York on August 19.

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