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Ireland deports adults and children on chartered flight to Georgia

November 4, 2025 by

IRELAND has deported 52 people on a chartered flight to Georgia this morning. The removal operation included 45 adults and children who were part of family units, Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan confirmed. “Deportations play an essential role to ensure that our immigration system is not undermined, and that people follow the pathways already in place for legal migration,” he … [Read more...] about Ireland deports adults and children on chartered flight to Georgia

Cross-party MPs urge government to honour stillborn babies buried in unmarked graves

November 4, 2025 by

A CAMPAIGN to recognise thousands of stillborn babies buried in unmarked graves has received the support of cross-party MPs. Nearly 90,000 babies are believed to have been buried in unmarked communal graves across Britain until the practice stopped in the late 1980s. Wiltshire-based John Murphy, a second-generation Irishman, is leading the campaign to have their lives … [Read more...] about Cross-party MPs urge government to honour stillborn babies buried in unmarked graves

Funeral details confirmed following death of Irish human rights campaigner Sr Stan Kennedy

November 4, 2025 by

PRESIDENT Michael D Higgins has led the tributes following the death of campaigner Sister Stanislaus Kennedy. Known affectionately as Sr Stan to many, the 86-year-old nun, who was a member of the of the Religious Sister of Charity order, devoted her life to advocating for the marginalised and the poor in Ireland. In the 1980s, she founded what’s now called Focus Ireland … [Read more...] about Funeral details confirmed following death of Irish human rights campaigner Sr Stan Kennedy

Man dies in early hours collision in Galway

November 4, 2025 by

A MAN has died in a collision in Co. Galway. The single vehicle incident happened in Lavally in Tuam in the early hours of the morning on November 2. The man, aged in 30s, was the only person in the car, which crashed on the L2107 at Cappadavock at around 4.30am. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Gardaí have appealed for any witnesses to come forward. “Any road users who may … [Read more...] about Man dies in early hours collision in Galway

Public appeal to find car hijacked in Tipperary

November 4, 2025 by

GARDAÍ have issued a public appeal to help locate a car which was hijacked in Tipperary. The missing car is a Blue Kia Sorento Estate, registration number 141-G-3882. “This vehicle was subject of a hijacking on Sunday, November 2, in Roscrea shortly after 5pm,” the police force said in a statement. “The suspect in the alleged hijacking is believed to be Eastern European male, … [Read more...] about Public appeal to find car hijacked in Tipperary

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April 24, 1916

The Easter Rising of 1916 began early in the morning of Monday, April 24 as close to 1,200 people – a combination of the Irish Volunteers and the Citizen Army – took over key points throughout Dublin, including the General Post Office (GPO), the headquarters of the uprising; the Four Courts, Dublin City Hall, St. Stephen’s Green and the Jacob’s Biscuit factory. Led by James Connolly, Padraig Pearse, Sean Mac Dermott, Joseph Plunkett and Eamonn Ceannt, the rising took the Dublin police and military forces mostly by surprise. The most notable encounter of the first day took place between Ceannt’s forces and men from the Royal Irish Regiment, near the South Dublin Union. Two republican flags were raised above the GPO, and Pearse read The Proclamation of the Republic.

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