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Aer Lingus confirms 500 jobs at risk as airline faces ‘continuing challenges’

July 18, 2026 by

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Burglar threatened residents with metal bat in ‘racially motivated hate crime’

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Planting hope on Ireland’s edge

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Two men wanted to serve time in Belgium arrested in Northern Ireland

July 16, 2026 by

TWO men wanted in Belgium have been arrested in Northern Ireland. One man, aged 36, was arrested in Omagh last night, while the second man, aged 39, was arrested in the Castlederg area. Both men are wanted to serve a four-year prison sentence for drugs trafficking – relating to offences that occurred in the West Flanders area of Belgium in 2021. The pair were detained on … [Read more...] about Two men wanted to serve time in Belgium arrested in Northern Ireland

Smuggled cigarettes worth €7.7m seized in Wexford

July 16, 2026 by

SMUGGLED cigarettes with an estimated street value of €7.7m have been seized in Wexford. More than 7.7million cigarettes, branded L&B, were discovered during a search of an unaccompanied trailer at Rosslare Europort in Wexford yesterday (July 15). The smuggled cigarettes seized in Wexford They were discovered as part of an intelligence led operation involving Revenue … [Read more...] about Smuggled cigarettes worth €7.7m seized in Wexford

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