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Previously unseen CCTV footage of Noah Donohoe released as part of coroner’s investigation into teen’s death

October 20, 2025 by

CCTV footage of Noah Donohoe from the morning of his disappearance, previously unseen in public, ... … [Read more...] about Previously unseen CCTV footage of Noah Donohoe released as part of coroner’s investigation into teen’s death

Vigil to be held for teenager who died in Tusla attack as 17-year-old charged with murder

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A VIGIL is due to be held in memory of a teenager who died in a fatal attack in a Tusla residenti... … [Read more...] about Vigil to be held for teenager who died in Tusla attack as 17-year-old charged with murder

Man in critical condition following Co. Waterford assault

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A MAN is in a critical condition in hospital following a serious assault in Co. Waterford.The in... … [Read more...] about Man in critical condition following Co. Waterford assault

Tributes paid following death of Tipperary senior football manager Philly Ryan

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TRIBUTES have been paid to Philly Ryan following the death of the Tipperary senior football manag... … [Read more...] about Tributes paid following death of Tipperary senior football manager Philly Ryan

Man arrested after more than €14m worth of cocaine discovered in Co. Wexford

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A MAN has been arrested following the discovery of more than 14m worth of cocaine at Rosslare Eu... … [Read more...] about Man arrested after more than €14m worth of cocaine discovered in Co. Wexford

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December 12, 1917

On this day in 1917, Irish priest Father Edward J. Flanagan founded what would become known as “Boys Town” in Omaha, Nebraska. Beginning as a home for troubled and neglected children, only six boys entered the home upon its establishment. Flanagan, who had previously run the Workingman’s Hotel, a haven for downtrodden workers, understood that neglected orphans were at a higher risk to turn to crime in their later years. After its establishment, “Boys Town” enrollment soared to over 100 boys and a school was built. The institution remains today and has since changed its name to “Boys and Girls Town” due to its now co-ed enrollment.

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