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Galway and Wexford GAA report record spending and surpluses for 2024

December 5, 2024 by

Wexford GAA and Galway GAA have both reported strong financial results for 2024. Galway set a new inter-county record with €2.7 million in team spending, slightly higher than 2023’s €2.65 million. Wexford saw a 22% rise in team expenditure, reaching €1.47 million. Galway’s spending increase was driven by preparation for the All-Ireland final and a team holiday. This marks their … [Read more...] about Galway and Wexford GAA report record spending and surpluses for 2024

First look images revealed for new horror comedy led by Irish cast

December 5, 2024 by

FIRST look images have been released for a new horror comedy series which is due to air next month. Video Nasty will be broadcasted on BBC Northern Ireland, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer in January. It tells the story of three mostly normal - but kind of weird - teenagers who go on an epic quest to complete a cult horror VHS collection. Horror comedy Video Nasty is set to be … [Read more...] about First look images revealed for new horror comedy led by Irish cast

Drugs seized after ‘sophisticated’ cannabis factory uncovered in Co. Tyrone

December 4, 2024 by

POLICE have seized drugs with an estimated street value of around £200,000 after uncovering a cannabis factory in Co. Tyrone. A man was also arrested by detectives from the PSNI's Organised Crime Branch following the discovery of the 'sophisticated' set-up in Ballygawley on Tuesday. Detective Sergeant Monaghan from the PSNI said officers encountered the significant haul after … [Read more...] about Drugs seized after ‘sophisticated’ cannabis factory uncovered in Co. Tyrone

Gardaí appeal for help in finding young woman from Co. Wicklow

December 4, 2024 by

GARDAÍ are seeking the public's assistance in tracing the whereabouts of a young woman who has been missing from Co. Wicklow for a week. Abbie Glynn, 18, is reported missing from Bray since Wednesday, November 27. She is described as being approximately 6' 1" in height with a slim build, black hair and brown eyes. She has tattoos on both hands. When last seen, Ms Glynn was … [Read more...] about Gardaí appeal for help in finding young woman from Co. Wicklow

Men wanted in Italy over serious assault and child cruelty offences are arrested in Derry

December 4, 2024 by

TWO men wanted in Italy to serve prison sentences in relation to serious assault and child cruelty offences have been arrested in Derry. The pair were arrested by officers from the PSNI's Local Policing Team based in Strand Road, who were working with the force's International Policing Unit (IPU). The men, aged 67 and 29, were detained this evening on Italian extradition … [Read more...] about Men wanted in Italy over serious assault and child cruelty offences are arrested in Derry

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