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Man who conned 10 people with investment scam sentenced

July 17, 2025 by

A MAN who conned 10 people in an investment scam has been sentenced. Ryan O’Kane, from Tamlaght Road in Omagh, pleaded guilty to 24 counts of fraud and was sentenced at Laganside Crown Court on July 16. The court heard that the offences occurred in 2018 when his victims, who were based in Northern Ireland and in the Republic, invested a lump sum of money, ranging from £1000 … [Read more...] about Man who conned 10 people with investment scam sentenced

Galway TD Catherine Connolly launches bid for Ireland’s presidency

July 17, 2025 by

CATHERINE CONNOLLY has launched her bid for the presidency of Ireland. The independent Galway TD confirmed she has “secured the support of my colleagues to run for the office of Uachtarán na hÉireann”, with members of the Social Democrats and People Before Profit parties among her supporters. "It's an important day for me, and I’m finally confirming I’m standing for the … [Read more...] about Galway TD Catherine Connolly launches bid for Ireland’s presidency

GAA Palestine ‘beyond devastated’ that children’s tour to Ireland will not go ahead

July 16, 2025 by

AN ORGANISATION set up to bring Gaelic Games to Palestine has said it is 'beyond devastated' that a planned summer tour of Ireland will no longer go ahead. GAA Palestine was founded last year by Stephen Redmond, an Irishman living in England, who travelled to the West Bank hoping to provide some respite to those living in the war-torn region. However, after delays over visa … [Read more...] about GAA Palestine ‘beyond devastated’ that children’s tour to Ireland will not go ahead

Winners of Ireland’s record €250m EuroMillions lottery jackpot revealed to be family syndicate

July 16, 2025 by

IT has been revealed that the winners of Ireland's largest-ever National Lottery win of €250m are a family syndicate. Last month, a ticket in Ireland was the sole winner of the eye-watering EuroMillions jackpot, which eclipsed the country's previous largest win of the €175m from February 2019. But despite the life-changing sum, one member of the syndicate quipped: "I'll still … [Read more...] about Winners of Ireland’s record €250m EuroMillions lottery jackpot revealed to be family syndicate

Cricket Ireland ‘dismayed’ as kids’ summer camp cancelled after criticism of involvement of GAA team

July 16, 2025 by

CRICKET IRELAND has said it is 'dismayed' that a cross-community event in Co. Down was cancelled after criticism over the participation of a children's GAA team. North Down Cricket Club in Comber had planned to hold a summer camp involving 10 sports and community groups to let children sample cricket. However, the club said that following online comments, it felt the spirit of … [Read more...] about Cricket Ireland ‘dismayed’ as kids’ summer camp cancelled after criticism of involvement of GAA team

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The third Catholic Relief Act came into effect on this day in 1782. This act follows the second which was issued on May 4, 1782. Combined, the two Relief acts allow Catholics to own land outside of parliamentary boundaries, allow Catholics to become teachers, and allow them to act as guardians. These acts are part of the movement for Catholic emancipation and the removal of restrictions brought about by the Penal laws.

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