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Taoiseach praises Keir Starmer’s role in ‘resetting British-Irish relations’ following PM’s resignation

June 23, 2026 by

TAOISEACH Micheál Martin has sent his "best wishes" to Keir Starmer following his resignation this week. In an emotional statement made yesterday afternoon the Prime Minister confirmed he will step down from that role and as the Labour party leader in the months ahead. The move followed increasing speculation over his political future after former Mayor of Manchester Andy … [Read more...] about Taoiseach praises Keir Starmer’s role in ‘resetting British-Irish relations’ following PM’s resignation

Teenage boy in ‘critical condition’ following e-bike collision

June 23, 2026 by

A TEENAGER is in a critical condition in hospital following an e-bike collision in Co. Laois. The boy, aged in his early teens, was a passenger on the electric bike, which was involved in a single vehicle collision in Portlaoise on June 20. The incident happened on the N80, Stradbally Road at around 11pm, Gardaí have since confirmed. “Shortly after 11pm, emergency services and … [Read more...] about Teenage boy in ‘critical condition’ following e-bike collision

Liverpool Irish Centre to open new history room celebrating city’s Irish heritage

June 23, 2026 by

THE Liverpool Irish Centre is set to open a new space, celebrating the Irish and the history of their descendants in the famous port city.  The Liverpool Irish History Room will open in the coming months and will house everything from old news articles to photographs, trophies, historical records, books and maps. Centre manager Niall Gibney said he wanted to preserve the … [Read more...] about Liverpool Irish Centre to open new history room celebrating city’s Irish heritage

Girl, 5, dies in hospital after being struck by van

June 23, 2026 by

A YOUNG girl has died in hospital in Newry after being struck by a van. The five-year-old was hit by a Ford Tourneo van in the Springfarm Heights area of the city on June 21. The collision happened in the Springfarm Heights area of Newry She was taken to hospital where she later died from her injuries, the PSN has confirmed. “The young girl was taken to hospital where she … [Read more...] about Girl, 5, dies in hospital after being struck by van

Olympian Phil Healy retires from athletics

June 23, 2026 by

SPRINTER Phil Healy has announced her retirement from international athletics. The Cork-native, who has represented Ireland twice at the Olympics, confirmed today her retirement from that competitive arena. "It has been the greatest honour and privilege to represent Ireland over the past 14 consecutive years,” she said. "Athletics has given me memories that I will cherish … [Read more...] about Olympian Phil Healy retires from athletics

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Thomas Ashe, member of the Gaelic League, the Irish Republican Brotherhood and one of the founders of the Irish Volunteers, died from a hunger strike on this day in 1917. Ashe, who was born in Co. Kerry, took part in the Easter Uprising of 1916 as a commander of the Fingal Battalion of the Irish Volunteers. On May 8, 1916, both Ashe and De Valera were court martialled by the British and sentenced to death. He was released but then charged with sedition and returned to prison in August of 1917. There, he began a hunger strike in protest that he be treated with a prisoner of war status.

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