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A WOMAN who sustained serious injuries in a road traffic collision in Dublin last weekend has sadly passed away. Danielle O'Keane, 37, was rushed to the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital following the incident on North Wall Quay, Dublin 1 last Saturday night. The Newry native was reportedly travelling in a rickshaw with friends to meet her husband after attending a … [Read more...] about Woman dies days after road traffic collision in Dublin

CELTIC has said a 'line was crossed' by disgruntled supporters after majority shareholder had tennis balls thrown at him during a golf event at St Andrew's on Saturday. Protestors believed to be from the Celtic Fans Collective threw tennis balls with Desmond's face crossed out on them onto the green at the 15th hole during the Alfred Dunhill Links pro-am event. Desmond was … [Read more...] about Celtic say a ‘line was crossed’ after fans hurl tennis balls at Irish shareholder Dermot Desmond during golf event

IRELAND'S press conference ahead of Sunday's Nations League match against Israel was cut short after a reporter accused Irish players of being racist. The accusation was made with the sides set to meet for the second time in a week, with Ireland's home game on Sunday being held in Serbia with no fans admitted. Ireland players were reportedly subject to racist chanting during … [Read more...] about Ireland’s press conference ahead of Israel match cut short after journalist makes racism accusation

A MAN has died following a fire at a residence in Co. Dublin in the early hours of this morning. Gardai and emergency services attended the scene of the fire at an apartment complex in Stillorgan at around 1.40am today. A man, aged in his 50s, was sadly pronounced deceased at the scene. "The coroner has been notified," read a statement from gardaí. "His body has been conveyed … [Read more...] about Man dies in fire at residence in Co. Dublin

SINN FÉIN'S Michelle O'Neill has said the party will stand with the residents of the Gavaghy Road for 'however long it takes' as the Orange Order continues to try to march through the area. Around 15,000 people gathered in the area in Saturday in a show of solidarity with locals, who are opposed to the return of the march for the first time in almost 30 years Meanwhile, the … [Read more...] about Michelle O’Neill says Sinn Féin will stand with Garvaghy Road residents ‘however long it takes’ as 15,000 gather in solidarity