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Review of investigation into Katie Simpson’s death found ‘systemic failures’ by PSNI

May 5, 2026 by

A REVIEW of the investigation into the death of Northern Irish showjumper Katie Simpson has found ‘systemic failures’ by the PSNI. Ms Simpson, who was from Tynan in Co. Armagh, died in Altnagelvin Hospital in Derry in August 2020. She died almost a week after being admitted to hospital following an incident in Gortnessy Meadows, Lettershandoney on August 3, 2020. Police … [Read more...] about Review of investigation into Katie Simpson’s death found ‘systemic failures’ by PSNI

‘Forever missed’: Funeral details confirmed following death of actor Gary Lydon

May 5, 2026 by

FUNERAL details have been conformed for the late actor Gary Lydon. The Wexford man, who was born in London but raised in Ireland, died at his home in Shanballybawn in Co. Leitrim on Thursday, April 30. He was “surrounded by his family” they said in a statement while confirming the 61-year-old’s funeral details. Lydon, who was born Gary O’Brien, but used his mother’s maiden name … [Read more...] about ‘Forever missed’: Funeral details confirmed following death of actor Gary Lydon

Ireland’s first climate-neutral 3G sports pitch now in play

May 5, 2026 by

IRELAND’S first climate neutral 3G sports pitch has been unveiled in Belfast. The pitch is part of a £4m upgrade of the sports facilities of Stranmillis University College. Rather than using traditional rubber crumb, the new 3G artificial pitch — which is the first of its kind in use on the island of Ireland – uses a cork-based infill to create a high-performance yet … [Read more...] about Ireland’s first climate-neutral 3G sports pitch now in play

Two semi-automatic pistols among firearms found at Co. Wicklow home

May 5, 2026 by

GARDAÍ have seized two semi-automatic pistols from a home in Co. Wicklow. Officers from the Baltinglass and Bray areas of the county searched the property near Baltinglass yesterday with the support of the Armed Support Unit (ASU). During the search they discovered “a number of firearms” they confirmed today. One of the guns seized by gardaí following a search of the Co. … [Read more...] about Two semi-automatic pistols among firearms found at Co. Wicklow home

Witness appeal after cyclist dies following collision in Co. Laois

May 5, 2026 by

GARDAÍ have appealed for witnesses to come forward after a cyclist died following a collision in Co. Laois. The man, aged in his 50s, collided with railings while cycling on College Avenue, in Mountmellick at around 4.30pm on May 3. The cyclist was taken to the Midland Regional Hospital in Portlaoise for treatment, where he died last night He was taken to Midland Regional … [Read more...] about Witness appeal after cyclist dies following collision in Co. Laois

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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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