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Investigation launched after dog attacked and killed by another dog

July 2, 2024 by

GARDAÍ are appealing for witnesses after a dog was attacked and killed by another dog in Co. Mayo. The incident happened at around 7pm on June 26 in Greenway Walk in Westport. Officers were called to the scene after the attack, which saw one dog die from its injuries. “Gardaí in Westport received report and are investigating an incident in which a dog was fatally injured … [Read more...] about Investigation launched after dog attacked and killed by another dog

Flights between England and Ireland among hundreds cancelled due to pilot strike

July 2, 2024 by

MORE than 60 Aer Lingus flights between England and Ireland have been cancelled this week due to the ongoing industrial action by pilots who are striking over pay. The work to rule action by the Irish Airline Pilots’ Association (IALPA) began at midnight on June 26, with pilots now refusing to work overtime, accept changes to set rosters, or take on out-of-hours management … [Read more...] about Flights between England and Ireland among hundreds cancelled due to pilot strike

‘DEVESTATING LOSS’: Tributes paid following death of Irishman while on holiday in Spain

July 2, 2024 by

TRIBUTES have been paid to a father-of-four who has died in Spain while on holiday with family and friends. Waterford man Michael Grant was holidaying in Magaluf this week when he “died suddenly” on Monday (July 1) his family have confirmed. He will be “deeply mourned and forever loved by his heartbroken wife Leanne and his four children Kayley, Niamh, Shay and Sofia” they said … [Read more...] about ‘DEVESTATING LOSS’: Tributes paid following death of Irishman while on holiday in Spain

Attack on new build homes being treated as sectarian hate crime

July 2, 2024 by

AN ATTACK on new build properties in Co. Antrim is being treated as a sectarian-motivated hate crime. Two new properties in the Retfrod Road area of Antrim were targeted in the early hours of Sunday, June 30. Windows were smashed and paint was used to damage the properties. "Just before 3am, it was reported that four people dressed in dark clothing had run into the Reford Grove … [Read more...] about Attack on new build homes being treated as sectarian hate crime

President’s garden party honours those who ‘organise, march and fight for workers’ rights’

July 2, 2024 by

PRESIDENT Michael D Higgins is a lifelong trade unionist. Born in Limerick city and raised in County Clare, the 83-year-old, who has been president of Ireland since 2011, was a factory worker and a clerk before becoming the first in his family to move into higher education. He studied at University College Galway, the University of Manchester in England and Indiana University … [Read more...] about President’s garden party honours those who ‘organise, march and fight for workers’ rights’

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