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Kieran McKenna steps down as Ipswich boss after winning promotion to Premier League

June 10, 2026 by

KIERAN McKENNA has announced he is stepping down as manager of Ipswich Town, just one month after leading them back to the Premier League. The Co. Fermanagh native, who has spent four-and-a-half seasons at the Suffolk club, said he wanted a break from management to spend time with his family. Ipswich chairman Mark Ashton said he was 'gutted' by McKenna's decision but hailed his … [Read more...] about Kieran McKenna steps down as Ipswich boss after winning promotion to Premier League

Belfast schools say children absent today after being forced from homes by ‘angry mobs’

June 10, 2026 by

SEVERAL schools in Belfast have released a statement saying children were absent on Wednesday after being forced from their homes by 'angry mobs'. Tuesday night saw disorder in Belfast and other parts of Northern Ireland after a man was seriously injured in a stabbing in the north of the city on Monday night. Images of the disorder showed houses and vehicles on fire, with … [Read more...] about Belfast schools say children absent today after being forced from homes by ‘angry mobs’

Irish band Fontaines D.C. ‘heartbroken’ following death of manager Trevor Dietz

June 10, 2026 by

IRISH band Fontaines D.C. have said they are 'heartbroken' following the death of their manager Trevor Dietz at the age 47. Dietz was a well-known figure in the Irish music scene as a booker and promoter and was a founder of leading Dublin live music venue The Workmans Club. Described by Fontaines D.C. as the sixth member of the band, he had managed the two-time Brit Award … [Read more...] about Irish band Fontaines D.C. ‘heartbroken’ following death of manager Trevor Dietz

The Irish Post wishes leading Irish businessman Andy Rogers a very happy 80th birthday!

June 10, 2026 by

ANDY ROGERS' 80th birthday celebration in London is the red hot ticket of the week as the Sligo native marks his milestone in style at The Green Room of The Devonshire in Demark Street, London. A well-known and hugely respected figure in the Irish community in Britain, Hertfordshire-based Andy is a founder board member of the Irish International Business Network, having also … [Read more...] about The Irish Post wishes leading Irish businessman Andy Rogers a very happy 80th birthday!

Family of Belfast stabbing victim oppose those using attack to ‘divide people or fuel hostility’

June 10, 2026 by

THE FAMILY of a man who sustained serious injuries during a knife attack in Belfast have said they do not want the tragedy being used to 'divide people or fuel hostility'. Stephen Ogilvie lost his left eye, sustained damage to his right eye and suffered neck and back injuries during the attack in the Kinnaird Avenue area of the city at around 10.30pm on Monday. Hadi Alodid, 30, … [Read more...] about Family of Belfast stabbing victim oppose those using attack to ‘divide people or fuel hostility’

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