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Jonathan Anderson makes triumphant Dior debut

October 2, 2025 by

JONATHAN ANDERSON just held his first fashion show at Dior, unveiling a new direction for the storied French fashion house. Held in the Tuileries Gardens in Paris, the Spring/Summer 2026 show marked Anderson’s first women’s collection since taking the creative reins in March, and it set a decisive tone for a new chapter at Dior. The 41-year-old Northern Irish designer, best … [Read more...] about Jonathan Anderson makes triumphant Dior debut

‘Historic milestone’ as Belfast City Council approves first ever Irish language policy

October 2, 2025 by

AN Irish language policy has been approved by Belfast City Council for the first time in its existence. Councillors approved the plan for the council at a monthly meeting which was held last night. Their decision follows a public consultation on the topic which ran from August to November 2024. “The policy sets out how the council plans to promote and use Irish across its … [Read more...] about ‘Historic milestone’ as Belfast City Council approves first ever Irish language policy

Budget 2026 sparks division in government as economic warnings mount

October 2, 2025 by

THERE are still deep divisions within the Irish Government over the direction of Budget 2026. Taoiseach Micheál Martin has issued a warning about Ireland’s economic prospects, citing serious concerns over US trade tariffs, weakening corporation tax revenues and mounting government spending. Martin cautioned against inflated expectations ahead of the October budget, emphasising … [Read more...] about Budget 2026 sparks division in government as economic warnings mount

Illustration issued by Gardaí to help identify skeletal remains found at construction site

October 2, 2025 by

AN ILLUSTRATION has been issued by Gardaí this morning in the hope of identifying skeletal remains found on a construction site in Cork. The remains were discovered at a construction site on the Midleton to Youghal Greenway on January 5, 2021. Forensic examinations have since been undertaken which suggest they are those of a woman aged in her 70s who is thought to have died … [Read more...] about Illustration issued by Gardaí to help identify skeletal remains found at construction site

New Consul General of Ireland welcomed in Manchester

October 2, 2025 by

A NEWLY appointed Consul General of Ireland for the North of England has been welcomed in Manchester. Cillian O’Kelly has taken up the role from predecessor Sarah Mangan. In a statement Ireland’s Department of Foreign Affiars said the Sligo native, who was previously Deputy Director of the Strategy, Governance and Change Unit in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in … [Read more...] about New Consul General of Ireland welcomed in Manchester

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