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New series following PSNI officers is ‘real-life Blue Lights’

April 28, 2026 by

A NEW television series which follows the officers and staff of the Police Service of Northern Ireland launched this week. Described by the PSNI as the ‘real-life Blue Lights’, referring to the fictional BBC police series set in Belfast, ‘Peelers: The PSNI for Real’ takes viewers behind the scenes on patrol with the police force. “This was a unique and really important … [Read more...] about New series following PSNI officers is ‘real-life Blue Lights’

Cancer survivor will scale three Irish peaks in three days in epic fundraising challenge

April 28, 2026 by

A WOMAN who overcame a brain cancer diagnosis will climb three Irish mountains in three days to raise funds for the charities that supported her through her illness. Cork native Gemma Coffey was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2022. Then aged 27, the Mitchelstown woman received the news after going to the doctor with tinnitus. The ringing in her ear had been going on for some … [Read more...] about Cancer survivor will scale three Irish peaks in three days in epic fundraising challenge

Tributes paid to Irish army sergeant following ‘tragic death’ in service

April 28, 2026 by

TRIBUTES have been paid following the death of an Irish army sergeant while in service. Óglaigh na hÉireann, the Irish Defence Forces, confirmed the death of Sergeant Robert ‘Bobby’ Rooney with “great sadness” this week. The father-of-one, who had spent 19 years with Ireland’s defence forces, died “suddenly” on April 26. The Wicklow native, who was living in Hacketstown in Co. … [Read more...] about Tributes paid to Irish army sergeant following ‘tragic death’ in service

The Cork man who built a lifeline for the Irish moving to Australia

April 28, 2026 by

STEPHEN Palmer founded Irish Around Oz after relocating Down Under more than a decade ago, at a time when emigration to Australia was booming among young Irish people. “It felt like everyone back then was moving over to Australia, and I really wanted to go for a few years to try it out.” Now, more than a decade on, Australia remains a major destination for Irish people. As of … [Read more...] about The Cork man who built a lifeline for the Irish moving to Australia

Irish artist’s work inspired by bike injury shortlisted for British art prize

April 28, 2026 by

A DUBLIN artist who is studying in London has been shortlisted for an industry prize for a unique piece of work inspired by an injury sustained in a bike accident. Anna Mays is a post-graduate student at the Royal College of Art and a graduate of the University of Brighton whose work focuses on the human body. Mays has been shortlisted for the 2026 Batsford Prize – an award for … [Read more...] about Irish artist’s work inspired by bike injury shortlisted for British art prize

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Queen Elizabeth of England visits the Republic of Ireland for the first time. She is the first British monarch to visit in 100 years, and the first since Ireland became a Republic. George V visited in 1911 when the country was still part of the British Empire. The four-day visit went well, despite minor protests. Her Majesty met with Taoiseach Enda Kenny, visited the Garden of Remembrance, which is dedicated to all those who gave their lives in the cause of Irish Freedom, dined with President Mary McAleese and even visited the Guinness Brewery where she declined a sip of the black stuff.

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