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Man seriously injured after being struck by SUV in Co. Monaghan

September 7, 2025 by

A MAN in his 50s has been left with serious injuries following a collision involving a vehicle and a pedestrian in Co. Monaghan. Shortly before 1am on Saturday, gardaí and emergency services were alerted after a pedestrian was struck by an SUV on Broad Road in Monaghan. The pedestrian, a man in his 50s, was taken from the scene by ambulance to Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in … [Read more...] about Man seriously injured after being struck by SUV in Co. Monaghan

Co. Down residents return to homes after suspicious object declared a hoax

September 7, 2025 by

RESIDENTS in Co. Down have returned to their homes after a suspicious object found near their homes was declared a hoax. On Saturday morning, police responded to a report of a suspicious object in an industrial estate in the Ballydugan Road area of Downpatrick. Cordons were put in place and a number of nearby residential properties were evacuated. "Officers attended, along with … [Read more...] about Co. Down residents return to homes after suspicious object declared a hoax

Huge whale carcass washes up on Cork beach

September 5, 2025 by

THE BADLY decomposed carcass of a large female fin whale has washed up on the shores of the Mizen Peninsula. The 17-metre long whale was discovered earlier this week in the Barleycove area, and marine experts have warned the public against approaching the animal Experts from the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG), including marine biologist Stephanie Levesque and volunteer … [Read more...] about Huge whale carcass washes up on Cork beach

Minister criticises hotel industry over high prices ahead of VAT decision

September 5, 2025 by

MINISTER Patrick O’Donovan has issued a warning to hotel operators over soaring accommodation prices, accusing some of "robbing people" during major events. The Minister for Arts, Culture and Sport criticised what he described as routine “price gouging” by hotels around concerts and festivals. He warned that such practices are jeopardising potential tax relief for the sector in … [Read more...] about Minister criticises hotel industry over high prices ahead of VAT decision

Outgoing British ambassador to lead Irish Universities Association

September 5, 2025 by

PAUL JOHNSTON, the outgoing British Ambassador to Ireland, has been appointed as the next Director General of the Irish Universities Association (IUA). Johnston will officially start his new job in November. He has served as ambassador since September 2020 and announced earlier this year that he and his wife plan to remain in Ireland after his ambassadorship ends this … [Read more...] about Outgoing British ambassador to lead Irish Universities Association

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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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