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Australian police issue arrest warrant for Irishman known to use multiple aliases

April 20, 2025 by

AN ARREST warrant has been issued by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) for an Irish national alleged to be in the country unlawfully. Michael Connors, 25, who was last seen in Brisbane, Queensland, on March 15, is being sought by authorities for alleged passport offences. He has been known to assume other identities, including the names Craig O'Neill, Michael O'Brien, John … [Read more...] about Australian police issue arrest warrant for Irishman known to use multiple aliases

Eurovision singer Clodagh Rodgers passes away at the age of 78

April 20, 2025 by

CLODAGH RODGERS, the Co. Down singer who represented the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song contest in 1977, has passed away at the age of 78. The news of her passing was shared on social media by her son, Sam Sorbie, who revealed she had been battling illness for the past three years. "Mum has lived an incredible life, full of love and happiness," he wrote. "Her fantastic … [Read more...] about Eurovision singer Clodagh Rodgers passes away at the age of 78

Family of Martin O’Donovan pay tribute to his ‘joyous spirit’ as man charged with murder

April 20, 2025 by

THE FAMILY of a man who died after a car was reportedly driven at him have paid tribute to their loved one. Martin O'Donovan, 46, was taken to hospital following the incident on Stonyhurst Road, Woolton, Liverpool on Friday night but later died from his injuries. Stephen Bates, 41, of Herondale Road, Mossley Hill, Liverpool was arrested at the scene and subsequently charged … [Read more...] about Family of Martin O’Donovan pay tribute to his ‘joyous spirit’ as man charged with murder

Search continues for man believed to have fallen overboard off coast of Co. Waterford

April 20, 2025 by

A SEARCH is continuing today for a man believed to have fallen overboard from a yacht off the coast of Co. Waterford. The alarm was raised on Saturday night by another person on board the UK-registered vessel, which is believed to have been travelling from Swansea to Brighton via Falmouth. A 999 call was received at around 10.40pm by the Coast Guard in Dublin, with the UK Coast … [Read more...] about Search continues for man believed to have fallen overboard off coast of Co. Waterford

Pope Francis uses Easter message to call for ceasefire and bring end to ‘deplorable humanitarian situation’ in Gaza

April 20, 2025 by

POPE FRANCIS has used his Easter message to call for a ceasefire in the Middle East and bring to an end to the 'deplorable humanitarian situation' in Gaza. The pontiff appeared on the central loggia of St Peter's Basilica after Easter Mass today, despite his ongoing recovery from a respiratory tract infection and double ­pneumonia. However, his traditional Easter Urbi et Orbi … [Read more...] about Pope Francis uses Easter message to call for ceasefire and bring end to ‘deplorable humanitarian situation’ in Gaza

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