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‘Cold, calculating child predator’: Teacher from Co. Antrim jailed for sexual abuse of pupil

March 16, 2025 by

A TEACHER from Co. Antrim has been jailed for the sexual abuse of a teenage pupil. At Laganside Court in Belfast on Friday, 33-year-old Judith Evans from Newtownabbey was sentenced to two years in prison and two years on licence. The mother-of-two, a former teacher at a Belfast high school, pleaded guilty to seven child sexual abuse offences relating to a 14-year-old boy. These … [Read more...] about ‘Cold, calculating child predator’: Teacher from Co. Antrim jailed for sexual abuse of pupil

After St Patrick’s Washington celebrations – the shape of things to come?

March 15, 2025 by

The Irish Post's PETER KELLY reports from inside the White House  DID the DUP 'steal a march' on normally super-savvy Irish republicans in the United States' St Patrick's events? You bet they did. In the land of the free rein for Sinn Féin in the past, the DUP — the party founded by Rev Ian Paisley more than fifty years ago — commanded previously unthinkable centre stage in a … [Read more...] about After St Patrick’s Washington celebrations – the shape of things to come?

Hourly service between Belfast and Dublin: the verdict six months on

March 14, 2025 by

IT’S been almost six months since the Enterprise rail service between Belfast and Dublin extended its timetable to provide hourly train journeys between the two cities. As one of the main transport routes along the east coast of the island, commuters rely heavily on the rail network as a means of facilitating both trade and leisure. The service now runs fifteen times during … [Read more...] about Hourly service between Belfast and Dublin: the verdict six months on

New documentary focuses on high suicide rate among young Traveller men

March 14, 2025 by

A DOCUMENTARY that has just premiered at the Dublin International Film Festival exposes alarming Traveller mental health issues and extremely high rates of suicide within the community.  Mind Your Head has taken three years to make and features 37-year-old Dublin born Andy Spoore’s battle against depression and rehabilitation from living on the streets of Chelmsford, Essex. A … [Read more...] about New documentary focuses on high suicide rate among young Traveller men

Burke family thrown out of gala dinner in Washington

March 14, 2025 by

THERE were dramatic scenes at the Ireland Funds gala dinner in Washington DC last night, after members of the Burke family were removed from the event. They were in attendance to protest the prosecution of teacher-family member Enoch Burke for contempt of court. An Taoiseach Micheál Martin was at the gala, along with several key stakeholders from the US Congress, Northern … [Read more...] about Burke family thrown out of gala dinner in Washington

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August 28, 1987

On this date in 1987, Director John Huston passed away from pneumonia at the age of 81. Huston, whose father Walter Huston was of Irish descent, began his career as a writer and eventually got a contract with Samuel Goldwyn Productions as a script editor. As a director, Huston’s first big hit was 1941’s “The Maltese Falcon.” After visiting Ireland, Huston became an Irish citizen in 1964 and sent his daughter, actress Anjelica, to be educated at Kylemore Abbey. Huston also directed an adaptation of James Joyce’s “The Dead” in 1987. It was his last film.

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