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Wrong anthem gaffe sees God Save the King played ahead of Ireland women’s under-19 game

November 26, 2025 by

THE IRELAND Women's Under-19 team's 2026 European Championship qualifying campaign got off to an inauspicious start when the wrong anthem was played ahead of their opening clash with Sweden today. To add insult to injury, instead of Amhrán na bhFiann, it was British national anthem God Save the King that blared out from the PA system. However, the Irish players themselves rose … [Read more...] about Wrong anthem gaffe sees God Save the King played ahead of Ireland women’s under-19 game

Dublin attack that saw woman set on fire is ‘beyond comprehension’, says local councillor

November 26, 2025 by

A WOMAN was set on fire at her home in Co. Dublin yesterday in an attack a local councillor has described as being 'beyond comprehension'. Sinn Féin councillor William Carey, who represents Clondalkin and the Four Districts on South Dublin County Council, said the community was in shock over the incident. The attack occurred at around 10.10am on Tuesday at a residential … [Read more...] about Dublin attack that saw woman set on fire is ‘beyond comprehension’, says local councillor

AIB says customers spent €250,000 on flights in the hour after World Cup play-off draw

November 26, 2025 by

IRISH bank AIB has revealed customers spend €250,000 on flights in the hour after last week's European play-off draw for the World Cup. Last Thursday's draw in Zurich saw Ireland pitted against Czechia, with the single-legged semi-final to be played in the Central European country next March. According to AIB, after the tie was confirmed, its customers spent a … [Read more...] about AIB says customers spent €250,000 on flights in the hour after World Cup play-off draw

Mayor of Brent launches appeal supporting ‘vital’ Irish charity serving community across London

November 25, 2025 by

THE Mayor of Brent has formally launched his appeal to support an Irish charity serving some of the most vulnerable people living in the capital. Councillor Ryan Hack will use his mayoral year to fundraise for the Brent Irish Advisory Service. He launched the partnership at an event held at the Crown Hotel in Cricklewood on November 21. Mayor of Brent Cllr Ryan Hack, BIAS … [Read more...] about Mayor of Brent launches appeal supporting ‘vital’ Irish charity serving community across London

Oisín Rogers set to receive Outstanding Contribution to Hospitality Award as Irish Post Awards return this week

November 25, 2025 by

HOSPITALITY expert Oisín Rogers is set to receive an Irish Post Award this week as the prestigious ceremony returns to London. He will be honoured with the Outstanding Contribution to Hospitality Award at the event, which takes place at the Grosvenor House Hotel this Thursday, November 27. Born in Sligo and raised in Dublin, Mr Rogers has been based in London for more than 30 … [Read more...] about Oisín Rogers set to receive Outstanding Contribution to Hospitality Award as Irish Post Awards return this week

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February 8, 1983

On this day in 1983, thoroughbred stallion race horse Shergar, named Europe’s Horse of the Year in 1981, was kidnapped from a farm in County Kildare. Shergar was owned by the Aga Khan and worth approximately $13.5 million. On the night of February 8th, armed men arrived at the home of James Fitzpatrick, one of Shergar’s grooms. The kidnappers demanded Fitzpatrick lead them to Shergar’s stable and made him load the horse into the truck. Fitzpatrick was then left on the side of the road in a remote area. The kidnappers demanded a ransom of $2 million for the return of the horse, however negotiations fell through and Shergar was never seen again. The case remains unsolved.

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