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Inflation soars in Ireland, with the price of butter up 50% in the past 5 years

September 18, 2025 by

IN IRELAND the cost of essentials such as butter, meat and olive oil continues to rise, according to a new analysis of Eurostat data. Butter alone has jumped by nearly 50% in the past five years, with an 8% surge recorded just this year. Price hikes in staple items like sugar (up 56% in a decade) and olive oil (up 53%) are hitting households hard, especially as inflation in … [Read more...] about Inflation soars in Ireland, with the price of butter up 50% in the past 5 years

‘Alarming’ number of adults in Ireland would help children use cigarette vending machines

September 18, 2025 by

A NEW study has found an “alarming” number of adults in Ireland would be prepared to help children use self-service cigarette vending machines On September 29 legislation will come into effect across the country banning the use of tobacco vending machines. Tobacco vending machines are set to be outlawed in Ireland from the end of this month With the end date in sight, a … [Read more...] about ‘Alarming’ number of adults in Ireland would help children use cigarette vending machines

£1m in Olympic legacy funding will support grassroots sports across North

September 18, 2025 by

FUNDING of £1m has been earmarked to support grassroots sports clubs across Northern Ireland. The capital investment was announced by Communities Minister Gordon Lyons this week as part of the region’s first Olympic Legacy Fund. “Last year we all cheered on our athletes as they took home a record-breaking medal haul,” Minister Lyons said. Communities Minister Gordon Lyons … [Read more...] about £1m in Olympic legacy funding will support grassroots sports across North

Reward offered for information on stolen quad bikes

September 18, 2025 by

A REWARD has been offered for anyone who can provide information about a series of thefts of quad bikes across Northern Ireland. The recent spate of “high value agricultural thefts” have happened in the Fermanagh & Omagh and Mid Ulster areas, the PSNI confirmed in a statement this week. “The independent charity Crimestoppers is now offering a reward,” they added. “From … [Read more...] about Reward offered for information on stolen quad bikes

Man being treated for life-threatening injuries following Cork collision

September 18, 2025 by

A MAN is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being involved in a two-vehicle collision in Co. Cork. Two cars collided on the N73 near Mallow at around 7.30am yesterday morning (September 17), it was confirmed in a statement from Gardaí. “One of the drivers, a man in his 20s, was taken to Cork University Hospital for the treatment of life-threatening injuries,” they … [Read more...] about Man being treated for life-threatening injuries following Cork 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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