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Public consultation opens on Ireland’s first marine national park

November 5, 2024 by

THE Irish Government has launched a public consultation period regarding plans for the nation’s first marine national park. In April the state announced the designation of Páirc Náisiúnta na Mara, Ciarraí, which will be Ireland’s largest National Park, covering more than 70,000 acres of land and sea. The Conor Pass in Dingle falls within the newly designated marine national … [Read more...] about Public consultation opens on Ireland’s first marine national park

Pipe bomb thrown through house window exploded while elderly couple were inside

November 5, 2024 by

A SECURITY alert in Derry has ended this morning after a pipe bomb attack in the city last night. At around 7.30pm yesterday (November 4) PSNI officers were called to reports of an object being thrown at a house in the Limewood Street area of the city. The incident happened in Limewood Street in Derry The pipe bomb exploded after being thrown through a window, causing damage to … [Read more...] about Pipe bomb thrown through house window exploded while elderly couple were inside

Rapist jailed following ‘horrendous’ attack

November 5, 2024 by

A MAN has been jailed for 11 years after being convicted of rape. Thomas Carr, 35, was sentenced at Plymouth Crown Court after being found guilty by a jury of one rape and one attempted rape. The court heard that Carr and the victim in the case had agreed to meet prior to the attack. He arrived at her home where she made a coffee before going to her bedroom to get ready to go … [Read more...] about Rapist jailed following ‘horrendous’ attack

Birmingham man killed in Armagh collision

November 5, 2024 by

A BIRMINGHAM man has died after being involved in a collision in Co. Armagh. Anthony Atkins, also known as ‘Cookie’, died following the incident in Crossmaglen at around midnight on Friday, October 1. The 36-year-old, who hailed from Birmingham in the west Midlands, had been living in Crossmaglen, where he had family, for a number of years. Anthony Atkins has died following a … [Read more...] about Birmingham man killed in Armagh collision

Women’s safety rally planned following ‘horrific’ sexual attacks in Derry

November 5, 2024 by

A RALLY is being organised to raise awareness of the need to end violence against women and girls in Northern Ireland. The event comes after a spate of attacks in the city of Derry over the past week, which saw four women targeted in separate incidents. SDLP Councillor Catherine McDaid “Women across our city are living in fear after the events of the past week,” local SDLP … [Read more...] about Women’s safety rally planned following ‘horrific’ sexual attacks in Derry

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March 27, 1872

Mary MacSwiney was born on this day in 1872. She was a founding member of the Munster Women’s Franchise League, in Cork, and there became involved with various republican groups. She was arrested and imprisoned following the Easter Rising. The following year, she and her sister, Annie, founded St. Ita’s School for girls in Cork City, where all subjects would be taught in Irish. MacSwiney was elected to Sinn Féin, and was appointed to the Cabinet of the Second Dáil in 1922. Twice imprisoned during the Civil War, she participated in a twenty-one day hunger-strike in Mountjoy Gaol, and a twenty-four day hunger-strike in Kilmainham Gaol.

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