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Fast food restaurant targeted for second time in ‘racially motivated’ attack

September 30, 2025 by

POLICE have appealed for witnesses to come forward after a fast food restaurant was targeted for a second time in what they are treating as a ‘racially motivated’ attack. The incident happened in the early hours of yesterday morning (September 29) in Co. Antrim. Police were called to reports of criminal damage at the premises in Bushmills at around 4.30am. “We received a report … [Read more...] about Fast food restaurant targeted for second time in ‘racially motivated’ attack

Arrests made after cannabis worth £60k found in series of raids

September 30, 2025 by

THREE men were arrested following a series of drugs-related raids at properties across Armagh. Cannabis worth £60k was discovered when PSNI officers searched seven premises in the Armagh City area yesterday (September 29). Cannabis worth £60k was found in the Armagh raids (Pic: psni) “As a result of ongoing enquiries and with the assistance of a number of departments, we had a … [Read more...] about Arrests made after cannabis worth £60k found in series of raids

Investigation underway after three family members found dead at home in Co. Louth

September 30, 2025 by

AN investigation is underway following the discovery of three bodies at a home in Co. Louth. Gardaí were called to the house in Drumgowna yesterday morning where the bodies of two men and a woman were found. Gardai forensic teams at the scene of the incident near Tallanstown, Co. Louth The victims have been named locally as Louise and Mark O’Connor and their son Evan. It is … [Read more...] about Investigation underway after three family members found dead at home in Co. Louth

Government commits €3m to redevelopment of New York’s Irish Arts Centre

September 30, 2025 by

THE Irish Government has committed €3m in funding to support the redevelopment of New York’s Irish Arts Centre (IAC). The funding was announced this week, which includes a  €2.5m grant from the Department of Culture, Communications and Sport,and €500k from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade. “We have supported the redevelopment of Irish Arts Centre from its earliest … [Read more...] about Government commits €3m to redevelopment of New York’s Irish Arts Centre

Pedestrian dies in hospital weeks after being injured in SUV collision

September 30, 2025 by

A MAN who was seriously injured in a collision in Co. Monaghan earlier this month has died in hospital. The 47-year-old pedestrian was struck by an SUV at around 1am on Broad Road on September 6. He was taken to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Drogheda, for treatment of his injuries, where he has since died. “A pedestrian seriously injured in a road traffic collision on Broad … [Read more...] about Pedestrian dies in hospital weeks after being injured in SUV collision

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July 24, 1294

Before the council of Dublin, William de Vescy, inheritor of Co. Kildare and the appointed Lord Justice of Ireland, accused John FitzThomas, Baron of Offaly, of defamation before King Edward I and the council in England. FitzThomas had claimed that de Vescy described the king as the most perverse knight of the kingdom. He also claimed that de Vescy accused the King of cowardice during the siege of Kenilworth Castle and that he was organizing an uprising against Edward I. A battle followed and the two men were summoned before the king at Westminster. On this date, de Vescy appeared in Westminster but FitzThomas did not; de Vescy thus won his case by default.

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