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GARDAÍ have issued an urgent missing person appeal for a teenager who was last seen on Monday. James Kerrigan is reported missing from his home in Ballyconnell, Co. Cavan, since December 30. Missing Cavan teenager James Kerrigan The 16-year-old was last seen in Ashbourne, Co. Meath, at approximately 3pm on that day. He is described as being 5 foot 2 inches in height, with a … [Read more...] about Urgent missing person appeal for teen last seen three days ago

GARDAÍ have called off a search for a man missing from his home in Cavan after a body was found. Brendan Gilsenan was reported missing from his home in Tullyco on Monday, December 30. The 51-year-old ‘s body was found after the force issued their missing person’s alert. Brendan Gilsenan (Pic: Gilsenan family) “No further media action is required and no further information is … [Read more...] about Search for missing Cavan man called off after body found

GARDAÍ have called off a search for a man missing from his home in Cavan after a body was found. Brendan Gilsenan was reported missing from his home in Tullyco on Monday, December 30. The 51-year-old ‘s body was found after the force issued their missing person’s alert. Brendan Gilsenan (Pic: Brendan Gilsenan) “No further media action is required and no further information is … [Read more...] about Search called off after missing Cavan’s man’s body found

AN extra daily ferry service linking Ireland and Wales will be launched this week. The news comes as Holyhead Port remains closed due to damage caused by Storm Darragh to two if its berths. Repairs are underway and the port is due to party reopen on January 16. Hundreds of sailings have been cancelled because of the storm damage at Holyhead, with Irish Ferries and Stena Line, … [Read more...] about Extra daily ferry service added to route connecting Ireland and Wales

A CHARGE of €100 per death notice posted on RIP.ie will take effect this month. The fee has been imposed by new owners, The Irish Times Group, who acquired the online death notice platform in May 2024. Founded in 2005, by the Co. Louth-based company Gradam Communications, owned by siblings Jay and Dympna Coleman, RIP.ie has become one of Ireland’s most popular websites. It … [Read more...] about €100 fee for popular Irish obituary website takes effect this month