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Police carry out further searches as part of Co. Derry murder investigation after ‘torturous’ two weeks

January 25, 2026 by

POLICE investigating the murder of a man in Co. Derry have carried out further searches following what they described as a 'torturous' two weeks for the deceased man's family. Wayne Reid, 43, was pronounced dead at an address in the Society Court area of Coleraine on Monday, January 12. Detectives believe he was assaulted in the early hours of Saturday, January 10 and later … [Read more...] about Police carry out further searches as part of Co. Derry murder investigation after ‘torturous’ two weeks

Ireland across the centuries from 1726 to 1926

January 24, 2026 by

CENSUS figures and coinage rows, the advent of wireless radio, theatre riots and footnotes in global history — here's a snapshot of Ireland and the world in days gone by... Politics, international affairs In April 1926, a census was held in both parts of Ireland. The population of the Irish Free State, as it then was, totalled 2,972,000; the population of Northern Ireland was … [Read more...] about Ireland across the centuries from 1726 to 1926

Father Tom Jones: The unbeaten handball champion who chose another calling

January 23, 2026 by

THE book Unbeatable by Tom Looney, about the extraordinary life of Father Tom Jones — handball maestro, all-round sportsman, musician and priest —  has just been published. When it was officially launched in Croke Park recently, it was described as the most significant book on Irish handball in more than four decades. Its subject, Father Tom Jones, remains the most formidable … [Read more...] about Father Tom Jones: The unbeaten handball champion who chose another calling

Irishman who was one of the oldest hospital radio DJs in Britain dies aged 95

January 22, 2026 by

TRIBUTES have been paid following the death of an Irishman who was one of the oldest hospital radio DJs in Britain. Bradford-based Patrick Murphy died last month at the age of 95. He had been a DJ on St Luke’s Hospital Radio Station until the age of 93, having started spinning records at St. Luke’s Sound in 2012. The Kildare native, who hailed from The Curragh, first moved to … [Read more...] about Irishman who was one of the oldest hospital radio DJs in Britain dies aged 95

Jessie Buckley gets Oscar nomination for performance in Hamnet

January 22, 2026 by

JESSIE BUCKLEY has been nominated for an Oscar for her performance in Hamnet. The Co. Kerry native, who hails from Killarney, is up for Best Actress in the 98th Academy Awards, which will be presented at a glitzy LA ceremony held on March 15. The star faces tough competition for the gong, with Rose Byrne, for If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, Emma Stone, for Bugonia, Kate Hudson for … [Read more...] about Jessie Buckley gets Oscar nomination for performance in Hamnet

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July 15, 1927

Irish patriot, social activist and suffragist Countess Constance de Markievicz died at the age of 59 on July 15, 1927 in Dublin. Born to a wealthy English family with ties to Ireland, Markievicz became the first ever woman to be elected to the British House of Commons in December 1918. Yet, Markievicz along with her political party Sinn Feinn, chose not to take her seat and instead helped form the first Dail Eireann. Upon her death, writer Sean O’Casey commented, “One thing she had in abundance – physical courage.”

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