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Security alert ends in Belfast after controlled explosion carried out on ‘viable device’

January 15, 2026 by

A SECURITY alert in Belfast has ended, the police have confirmed. The PSNI received reports that a suspected viable device has been found in the Divis Road areas of west Belfast at 10am yesterday morning (January 14). The discovery prompted a security alert which was in place in the area until last night. “We received a report at around 10.20 am on Wednesday, that a suspected … [Read more...] about Security alert ends in Belfast after controlled explosion carried out on ‘viable device’

How Phlox Books found a new generation and a new home

January 15, 2026 by

Though Aimée Madill now runs Phlox Books in East London, her story begins in Northern Ireland. “I’m born and bred in Belfast,” she says, and all her family still live there. Madill left Northern Ireland to study English at Trinity College Dublin before moving to London for a master’s at UCL. What followed was a period of restless learning. Paris, New York, and eventually a … [Read more...] about How Phlox Books found a new generation and a new home

PSNI recruitment campaign hopes to attract student officers ‘from all backgrounds’

January 15, 2026 by

THE Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has launched a recruitment campaign to attract new officers to the force. The drive to employ new student officers and custody detention officers is open to “people from all backgrounds and communities” the police force stated, urging potential candidate to “step forward and help build a safer, more connected Northern Ireland”. PSNI … [Read more...] about PSNI recruitment campaign hopes to attract student officers ‘from all backgrounds’

Husband of pregnant woman who died in Co. Antrim collision passes away

January 14, 2026 by

THE HUSBAND of a pregnant woman who died in a collision in Co. Antrim on Sunday has himself passed away in hospital. Cathrene Kith Quiñones Singco and her unborn baby, Kate, died following the two-car collision near Nutts Corner in Crumlin on Sunday afternoon. Ms Quiñones Singco, who was aged in her 30s and seven months pregnant, was a backseat passenger in one of the … [Read more...] about Husband of pregnant woman who died in Co. Antrim collision passes away

Renewed appeal for information on man who went missing from Co. Limerick a year ago

January 14, 2026 by

GARDAÍ have issued an appeal for information on a man who went missing from Co. Limerick a year ago. Luke Price was 27 years old when he was reported missing on this day last year. Gardaí are now hoping that a renewed appeal on the anniversary of Mr Price's disappearance will lead to new information about the case. Mr Price was reported missing from his home in Mountkennet, … [Read more...] about Renewed appeal for information on man who went missing from Co. Limerick a year ago

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Three time Olympic gold medalist and Irish swimmer Michelle de Bruin was stripped of her swimming records on this day in 1999 and was officially banned from swimming competitively for four years after it was discovered that she had tampered with a required urine sample. De Bruin was suspected by many as having taken performance-enhancing drugs and the ban effectively ended her swimming career.

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