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New UK border restrictions will have ‘devastating impact’ on Northern Ireland

January 9, 2025 by

NEW border regulations for visitors to the UK which came into effect this week are expected to have a “devastating impact” on tourism in Northern Ireland. A new Home Office travel scheme requiring all non-European visitors to obtain an electronic travel authorisation (ETA) prior to their arrival came into effect on January 8. It means all non-European travellers must now … [Read more...] about New UK border restrictions will have ‘devastating impact’ on Northern Ireland

Family of Paula Canty ‘heartbroken’ as man charged in connection with Cork woman’s death

January 9, 2025 by

THE family of Paula Canty have paid tribute to the mother-of-two who was found dead at her home in Co. Cork earlier this month. Gardaí were called to the property in Bridewell Lane, Mallow on January 3, where the 31-year-old, who is originally from Kinsale, was found with stab wounds. A murder investigation was launched and a man aged in his 40s, who was arrested on January 7, … [Read more...] about Family of Paula Canty ‘heartbroken’ as man charged in connection with Cork woman’s death

Business fined for selling undersized lobsters in Belfast

January 9, 2025 by

A BELFAST business has been fined for selling lobsters which were below the legal minimum landing size. This week H.A.O Limited, of Donegall Pass in Belfast, pleaded guilty at Laganside Magistrates Court to having 19 undersize lobsters for sale. The minimum permitted landing size for European Lobster is 87mm. The court heard that the firm was subject to a routine inspection by … [Read more...] about Business fined for selling undersized lobsters in Belfast

Ryanair sues disruptive passenger after airline was forced to divert flight

January 9, 2025 by

RYANAIR has launched legal proceedings against a disruptive passenger whose ‘unruly’ behaviour on one of their flights forced the airline to divert the plane. The incident occurred on Flight FR7124 from Dublin to Lanzarote on April 9, 2024, when a passenger’s “inexcusable behaviour” saw the flight diverted to Porto. The Irish airline has confirmed it is now suing the passenger … [Read more...] about Ryanair sues disruptive passenger after airline was forced to divert flight

Roads close in Limerick as filming on new Liam Neeson film underway

January 9, 2025 by

ROADS in Limerick city have been temporarily closed this week as filming on a new Liam Neeson film gets underway. Limerick City and County Council issued a notice of road closures as filming resumed on the movie 4 Kids Walk into a Bank. Taken star Neeson, who hails from Ballymena in Co. Antrim, stars in the US production based on the 2016 graphic novel of the same name by … [Read more...] about Roads close in Limerick as filming on new Liam Neeson film underway

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On this day in 1818, Irish Opera singer Catherine Hayes was born in Limerick. Hayes had a house cleaning position at Lord Limerick’s house. There Dr. Knox, Bishop of Limerick for the Church of Ireland, overheard her singing. He launched her career and arranged her education. She went on to study in Paris and Milan for five years. Hayes made her debut at the Italian Opera in Marseilles in May of 1845. She became one of the most sought after opera singers in Europe. She returned to Ireland during the Great Famine and gave a performance of Bellini’s “La sonnambula” in Limerick at the Theater Royal. Catherine Hayes also gained much success after touring America. She was the great great aunt to Irish American actress and singer Helen Hayes.

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