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E-bike rider left with serious injuries following Tipperary collision

May 12, 2026 by

AN E-BIKE rider was seriously injured in a collision in Co. Tipperary. The woman, who is aged an her 40s, collided with a vehicle on the Fethard Road towards Killusty in Lisronagh at around 2am on May 9. She was left with serious, but non-life-threatening, injuries. The driver of the vehicle left the scene, gardai confirmed in a statement issued this week. The police force has … [Read more...] about E-bike rider left with serious injuries following Tipperary collision

Gloria Hunniford to receive major Irish Post award

May 10, 2026 by

Broadcasting legend to be honoured at star-studded ceremony in London GLORIA HUNNIFORD is to receive one of the Irish community's highest honours after being named recipient of The Irish Post Community Award, to be presented this November. The much-loved broadcaster will be celebrated at this year's Irish Post Awards ceremony, hosted by Ryan Tubridy, in recognition of a … [Read more...] about Gloria Hunniford to receive major Irish Post award

‘They all had names’: Belfast City Council unveils plaque at workhouse Famine grave where 10,000 were buried

May 10, 2026 by

BELFAST CITY COUNCIL has unveiled a plaque marking the spot of the city's last Famine grave, where more than 10,000 people were buried. The burial ground on Donegall Road marks the site where people from the former Belfast Workhouse were laid to rest. The workhouse was opened in 1841 and when cemeteries reached capacity, a space on the workhouse grounds was designated for … [Read more...] about ‘They all had names’: Belfast City Council unveils plaque at workhouse Famine grave where 10,000 were buried

Woman and baby found dead in Co. Tipperary

May 10, 2026 by

THE BODIES of a woman and a baby have been found at a property in Co. Tipperary. The discovery was made at a domestic residence in Carrick-on-Suir on Friday afternoon. A post-mortem examination has since been carried out on the woman, aged in her 30s, while an examination of the baby is due to take place next week. Gardaí have said they are not releasing the results of the … [Read more...] about Woman and baby found dead in Co. Tipperary

Fire causes extensive caused to commercial premises in Waterford city

May 10, 2026 by

A LARGE fire has caused extensive damage to a commercial premises in Waterford city. Fire brigades from Waterford City Fire Service, Tramore, Dunmore East, Portlaw and Dungarvan tackled the blaze, which broke out in the old Jute Factory in the Tycor area on Saturday evening. Members of the public were urged to avoid the area and residents advised to stay indoors with their … [Read more...] about Fire causes extensive caused to commercial premises in Waterford city

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The Irish Tenant Right League is established on this day in 1850. Founded by Charles Duffy and Frederick Lucas with the purpose of reforming the Irish land system, the Tenant league was able to unite both Protestant and Catholic tenants under one cause. Based in Dublin, the League focused on three objectives: fair rent, fixity of tenure, and free sale.

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