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Belfast Council officially purchases city’s historic Assembly Rooms

October 28, 2025 by

BELFAST City Council has formally purchased the city’s historic Assembly Rooms. The local authority previously agreed to acquire the site and its adjoining lands and buildings from owners Castlebrooke Investments, as part of its “continued focus to drive forward the regeneration of the city centre”. The Grade B1 listed heritage building, which is located on the corner of North … [Read more...] about Belfast Council officially purchases city’s historic Assembly Rooms

PSNI officers made ‘degrading comments’ about alleged domestic abuse victim, report finds

October 28, 2025 by

POLICE officers have been issued with advice on professional conduct after an ombudsman report found they used degrading language towards an alleged domestic abuse victim. Three officers have been issued with the advice to improve their conduct, as well as their handling of property, after a mobile phone seized during a man’s arrest recorded "degrading and inappropriate … [Read more...] about PSNI officers made ‘degrading comments’ about alleged domestic abuse victim, report finds

Ireland faces €26bn carbon bill unless emissions dramatically cut

October 27, 2025 by

IRELAND is facing a potential climate compliance bill of up to €26bn by the end of the decade unless it can dramatically cut greenhouse gas emissions. The number was jointly calculated by the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) and the Climate Change Advisory Council (CCAC) and shows the potential cost of purchasing carbon credits from other EU member states if Ireland fails … [Read more...] about Ireland faces €26bn carbon bill unless emissions dramatically cut

Residents evacuated in Derry following discovery of viable device

October 26, 2025 by

RESIDENTS in the waterside area of Derry had to be evacuated from their homes on Saturday following the discovery of a viable device. The discovery was made shortly after 5.35pm yesterday at a residential property in the Campion Court area. Ammunition Technical Officers confirmed the device was viable, with police later saying it was fortunate it did not explode before it was … [Read more...] about Residents evacuated in Derry following discovery of viable device

Concern grows for man missing from Dublin for more than two weeks

October 26, 2025 by

CONCERN is growing for a man who has been missing from his Dublin home for more than two weeks. Mark Duggan, who is missing from his home on Dorset Street in the capital, was last seen on Thursday, October 9. The 51-year-old is described as being 5' 8" tall, with a medium build, brown hair and blue eyes. When last seen, Mr Duggan was wearing black runners, grey trousers and a … [Read more...] about Concern grows for man missing from Dublin for more than two weeks

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September 10, 1923

On this day in 1923, the then Irish Free State was admitted into the League of Nations, the predecessor to today’s United Nations. After the League of Nations was first established in 1919, there were many efforts made by some organizations in Ireland in to join the League. However, this task proved more difficult due to some opinions that joining a body founded by England would make it harder for Ireland to achieve independence. After joining on this day, WT Cosgrave, President of the Executive Council in Ireland, made a speech on the Irish admittance to the League of Nations.

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