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Nottingham Forest star Andrew Omobamidele reveals racist abuse he faced in Ireland

October 17, 2024 by

FOOTBALLER Andrew Omobamidele has revealed the racist abuse he faced on the pitch while playing as a youth in Ireland. The Republic of Ireland international has been a defender for Nottingham Forest FC since 2023, after a signing a five-year contract with the Premier League side. As a youth he played in the Dublin District Schoolboys League alongside fellow future Irish … [Read more...] about Nottingham Forest star Andrew Omobamidele reveals racist abuse he faced in Ireland

Officers injured after ‘deliberate ramming’ of police car in early hours of the morning

October 17, 2024 by

TWO police officers were injured when their patrol car was deliberately rammed by a driver who failed to stop in Co. Tyrone. The officers were on patrol at around 1am this morning when they spotted a silver Ford C Max being driven erratically on Millix Road in Ballygawley, Dungannon. When they signalled to the driver to stop, he made a dangerous manoeuvre and sped off. The car … [Read more...] about Officers injured after ‘deliberate ramming’ of police car in early hours of the morning

Taoiseach: EU must to do more to bring about ceasefire in Middle East

October 17, 2024 by

TAOISEACH Simon Harris claims the EU must “do more” to bring about a ceasefire as the conflict and humanitarian crisis in the Middle East worsens. Speaking ahead of a European Council meeting in Brussels today Mr Harris said the situation in the Middle East is "deeply concerning”. “The humanitarian impact of the conflict in Gaza and now Lebanon is alarming,” he said. Taoiseach … [Read more...] about Taoiseach: EU must to do more to bring about ceasefire in Middle East

Three men jailed over £2.6m cannabis haul hidden in mattresses

October 16, 2024 by

THREE men have been jailed after £2.6m worth of cannabis was found hidden in mattresses in Cheshire. Weijei Chen and brothers John Kinsella and Luke Kinsella were sentenced to a combined total of more than 17 years after pleading guilty to drugs offences. "Illegal drugs are a blight on our community and these three men played pivotal roles in bringing millions of pounds worth … [Read more...] about Three men jailed over £2.6m cannabis haul hidden in mattresses

Michael Harkin handed indefinite hospital for killing cellmate

October 16, 2024 by

A MAN who strangled his cellmate to death has been handed an indefinite hospital order. Michael Harkin, 35, attacked and killed 38-year-old Dan Childs at HMP Bristol in June 2023. Having heard evidence from medical experts during a 16-day trial in July of this year, a jury found Harkin not guilty of murder following a direction by the judge. He was instead convicted of … [Read more...] about Michael Harkin handed indefinite hospital for killing cellmate

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October 26, 1932

Margaret Brown, or “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” survivor of the Titanic died in New York City on this day in 1932. Born Margaret Tobin in Missouri, she relocated to Colorado at the age of 18. She met J.J. Brown, also the child of Irish immigrants. The two married and acquired great wealth after J.J.’s engineering efforts helped Ibex Mining Company in the production of ore. Their new found wealth allowed Margaret to become an activist. She ran for US Senate in 1909 and again in 1914. She was dubbed “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” for her heroic efforts to save passengers. She forced Lifeboat 6 to go back and search for more survivors, taking an oar to row.

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