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Southwark Irish pensioners enjoy 30th anniversary celebrations

November 27, 2024 by

MEMBERS of the Southwark Irish Pensioners Project (SIPP) enjoyed a special celebration at the Irish Embassy in London this month. The event, hosted by Irish Ambassador to Britain Martin Fraser and his wife Deirdre, was held to mark the 30th anniversary of their foundation. Founded in 1994, SIPP supports older Irish people living in south London to enjoy a happy and dignified … [Read more...] about Southwark Irish pensioners enjoy 30th anniversary celebrations

Ireland’s Saoirse Noonan on life at Celtic ‘It’s kind of like a pinch-me moment’

November 27, 2024 by

Anyone who is familiar with Scottish football will know about the strong connection that exists between Ireland and Celtic Football Club. To this day, the logo is a green clover, a clear mark of the pride the club has for its Irish heritage. In recent years, Celtic’s women’s team has seen an influx of Irish internationals rise to unprecedented heights. In May 2022, 20-year-old … [Read more...] about Ireland’s Saoirse Noonan on life at Celtic ‘It’s kind of like a pinch-me moment’

Violent home invader who targeted old and vulnerable is jailed for more than 20 years

November 27, 2024 by

A VIOLENT criminal who barged his way into the homes of multiple victims before robbing and assaulting them has been jailed for more than 20 years. Martin McDonagh repeatedly targeted older, more vulnerable victims and on one occasion a woman living alone with her children. Each of the homeowners he targeted was threatened with weapons while he ransacked their properties. At … [Read more...] about Violent home invader who targeted old and vulnerable is jailed for more than 20 years

€400,000 and 23 vehicles seized in Dublin as part of investigation into drug gang

November 27, 2024 by

A SEARCH operation in west Dublin today saw the Criminal Assets Bureau (CAB) seize 23 vehicles and €400,000 in cash and frozen funds. The search was part of an ongoing CAB investigation into targets linked to a Dublin-based organised crime group. The gang are involved in the trafficking of controlled drugs in the West Division of the Dublin Metropolitan Region (DMR). The search … [Read more...] about €400,000 and 23 vehicles seized in Dublin as part of investigation into drug gang

Cyclist dies almost two weeks after Co. Dublin collision

November 27, 2024 by

GARDAÍ have issued a renewed appeal for information after a cyclist passed away almost two weeks on from a collision in Co. Dublin. The cyclist, a man aged in his 20s, was seriously injured following a road traffic collision involving a car and e-bike. The incident occurred on the N11 in Cabinteely at the junction with Johnstown Road shortly before 5pm on Thursday, November … [Read more...] about Cyclist dies almost two weeks after Co. Dublin collision

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