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Dubliner Pico Lopes says memories ‘will last a lifetime’ as Cape Verde pipped by Argentina at World Cup

July 5, 2026 by

DUBLINER Pico Lopes says the memories of Cape Verde's World Cup adventure 'will last a lifetime' after the island nation were edged out by holders Argentina in the round of 32. The Shamrock Rovers defender, whose father is Cape Verdean, was one of the stars of the national side on its maiden World Cup appearance. The third-smallest nation to compete at the tournament drew 0-0 … [Read more...] about Dubliner Pico Lopes says memories ‘will last a lifetime’ as Cape Verde pipped by Argentina at World Cup

Investigation after man shouts racial abuse at Belfast restaurant and sprays fire extinguisher at diners

July 5, 2026 by

POLICE have a launched an investigation after a man shouted racial abuse at a Belfast restaurant before spraying a fire extinguisher at diners. The incident occurred at a restaurant in the University Street area of the city on Friday night. Police have now appealed for information on the identity of the 'aggressive' man, who continued to shout racial abuse as he made off. "It … [Read more...] about Investigation after man shouts racial abuse at Belfast restaurant and sprays fire extinguisher at diners

Three people die in separate collisions on Ireland’s roads on Saturday

July 5, 2026 by

THREE people have died in separate collisions on Ireland's roads on Saturday, bringing the number of traffic fatalities for 2026 to more than 90. The road traffic collisions occurred in counties Kildare, Cork and Donegal. As well as the three fatalities, four other people injured in the collisions required hospital treatment. In the first incident, a male motorcyclist in his … [Read more...] about Three people die in separate collisions on Ireland’s roads on Saturday

Belfast prepares for a fortnight of traditional music

July 4, 2026 by

BELFAST holds the prestigious designation of UNESCO City of Music, awarded in November 2021. It was the first city on the island of Ireland to receive this accolade, and the third in these islands — after Liverpool and Glasgow. Today its vibrant live scene spans traditional folk, rock, punk, and electronic music, and its array of over 80 dedicated performance venues. In honour … [Read more...] about Belfast prepares for a fortnight of traditional music

Eddie Dempsey urges Irish workers in Britain to join unions

July 3, 2026 by

RMT General Secretary Eddie Dempsey has said Irish workers in Britain have a duty to join trade unions and help resist the far right. “If you’re coming here from Ireland, you’ve got to join your trade union and you’ve got to do your bit,” he said. “It’s no good just landing up over here and doing a bit of work. You’ve got to join your union and you’ve got to work hard, along … [Read more...] about Eddie Dempsey urges Irish workers in Britain to join unions

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On this day in 1944, Irish author and poet Eavan Boland was born in Dublin. Boland was educated at Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin and Bowdoin College in Maine. She also attended the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. Some of Boland’s most famous works include “Against Love Poetry” and “In a Time of Violence,” for which she was shortlisted for the T.S. Eliot Prize.

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