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Five arrested over sectarian-motivated disorder in Derry

June 14, 2026 by

FIVE people have been arrested following disorder in Derry on Saturday, with police treating the incident as sectarian-motivated. The PSNI said it responded to reports of a crowd of youths gathered in the Bishop Street and Nailors Row area of the city last night. "At approximately 6.30pm, reports were received that youths, with their hoods up, engaged in a short period of … [Read more...] about Five arrested over sectarian-motivated disorder in Derry

Belfast man jailed for catalogue of ‘horrific’ child sexual abuse

June 14, 2026 by

A BELFAST man has been handed a 20-year sentence for a catalogue of 'horrific' child sexual abuse. Neil Jackson, 44, sexually abused a young girl over a three-year period and committed child cruelty and abuse offences against her and another young girl and boy over a five-year period. He was convicted of 45 offences against the three victims, then aged between five and 13, … [Read more...] about Belfast man jailed for catalogue of ‘horrific’ child sexual abuse

‘What is authentic Irishness?’ How a podcast gave a voice to the Irish diaspora

June 12, 2026 by

FOR MANY of the Irish diaspora in Britain, questions about identity and belonging are never far from the surface. Few people understand that better than Doug Devaney, creator and host of The Plastic Podcasts, a series that explores the lives of the Irish and their descendants in Britain. Since launching in 2020, the podcast has had 50 guests from different backgrounds, each … [Read more...] about ‘What is authentic Irishness?’ How a podcast gave a voice to the Irish diaspora

‘Always an Olympian’: Tributes following shock death of Irish athlete Ciarán Ó Lionáird

June 12, 2026 by

TRIBUTES have been paid following the death of Irish athlete Ciarán Ó Lionáird. The 38-year-old runner, who hailed from Co. Cork but was living in the US, died suddenly in Canada this week his family have confirmed. “It is with deep sadness that we announce the untimely death of Ciarán in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, on June 9,” they said in a statement. “He will be … [Read more...] about ‘Always an Olympian’: Tributes following shock death of Irish athlete Ciarán Ó Lionáird

Frontline Belfast councillor: ‘We Must Stop This Escalating’

June 12, 2026 by

BELFAST councillor Paul McCusker has described the scenes in his north Belfast district as “totally outrageous” after the brutal stabbing and a night of unrest that sent shockwaves across Northern Ireland's capital and around the world. Mr McCusker's comments come as political leaders on both sides of the Irish Sea condemned the violence. Taoiseach Micheál Martin told the Dáil … [Read more...] about Frontline Belfast councillor: ‘We Must Stop This Escalating’

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August 6, 1775

Sometimes referred to as “The Liberator,” Irish nationalist and politician Daniel O’Connell was born on this day in 1775 in Co. Kerry. O’Connell believed that in order to achieve freedom, Ireland would need to assert itself politically rather than by force. He condemned the several rebellions that took place at the end of the 18th century and the beginning of the 19th century. He campaigned for Catholic Emancipation. O’Connell became the first Catholic Lord Mayor of Dublin in 1841. He died in 1847.

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