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All the Old Clocks tick towards major debut fiction prize

June 19, 2026 by

WEST Cork author R.P. O’Donnell has been nominated for the 2026 Simon & Schuster Mary Higgins Clark Award for his debut novel All the Old Clocks. The novel, set in rural Ireland during the late 1980s, has been described as a gripping mystery in which “time, memory and family secrets collide”. Set in the fictional village of Kilcraven in 1988, the story follows Emma Daly, a … [Read more...] about All the Old Clocks tick towards major debut fiction prize

Police investigate after youths strike man on head with brick

June 18, 2026 by

POLICE have launched an investigation after a man was struck on the head with a brick. The incident happened in the Upper Whiterock Road area of West Belfast yesterday afternoon (June 17). “Shortly before 5.20pm, it was reported that a group of youths were in the area when a man in his 70s approached them due to a rubbish fire at a builders’ yard,” the PSNI’s Inspector McCann … [Read more...] about Police investigate after youths strike man on head with brick

Para cyclist Katie-George Dunlevy wins another gold medal for Ireland

June 18, 2026 by

SUSSEX-BASED para cyclist Katie-George Dunlevy has secured another gold medal for Ireland. The Crawley-born athlete, whose family roots lie in Donegal, is one of Ireland’s most successful para cyclists - having medalled consistently at World Championships and Paralympic Games since her first appearance in 2014. Over the weekend Ms Dunlevy, who is a former Irish Post Award … [Read more...] about Para cyclist Katie-George Dunlevy wins another gold medal for Ireland

Two new hotels set to be built in Belfast city centre

June 18, 2026 by

TWO new hotels are set to be built in Belfast city centre after the local council granted planning permission. The first will see a fast food restaurant, retail and office space at Lindsay House in Callendar Street converted into a 76-bedroom hotel, with ground floor bar and restaurant. The second will see an office and retail space in Rosemary Street transformed into a … [Read more...] about Two new hotels set to be built in Belfast city centre

From singing with Whitney Houston as a child to Horror film star

June 18, 2026 by

FOR most seven-year-olds, attending a concert by their musical hero would be a dream come true. For Zena Donnelly, it became the moment that changed her life. The Dublin native first came to national attention in 2010 when she was invited on stage by Whitney Houston during her final concert in Dublin. Determined to get the star's attention, she arrived with a handmade sign. "I … [Read more...] about From singing with Whitney Houston as a child to Horror film star

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The Land League, under the guidance of Charles Stewart Parnell, who was imprisoned at Kilmainham Gaol, issued the “No Rent Manifesto” on this day in 1881. The manifesto called for a national tenant farmer rent strike in order to combat the Second Land Act of 1881. The Land League was immediately suppressed by the British upon the issue of this manifesto. This would eventually lead to the Kilmainham treaty.

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