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‘An absolute gentleman’: Teenager who died in Cloonlara collision named locally 

September 6, 2026 by

A TEENAGE boy who died in a hit-and-run incident on Friday night has been named locally as 16-year-old Bryan Lowe.  The collision occurred in the village of Cloonlara on the Clare-Limerick border on Friday night.  Gardaí were alerted shortly after 11pm that an e-bike rider had been found unresponsive by the roadside on the L3050 at Cottage Cross near Cloonlara.   "He was … [Read more...] about ‘An absolute gentleman’: Teenager who died in Cloonlara collision named locally 

Two-year-old boy dies following Co. Limerick collision 

September 6, 2026 by

A TWO-YEAR-OLD boy has died following a road traffic collision in Co. Limerick.  Gardaí said the incident, involving a jeep and a pedestrian, occurred on Abbey Court in Rathkeale shortly after 3.50pm on Saturday.  The vehicle failed to remain at the scene, however, a man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.  "The pedestrian, a male child (2) … [Read more...] about Two-year-old boy dies following Co. Limerick collision 

The other story of the Twelfth

September 5, 2026 by

THE TWELFTH of July stands unmistakably for one major event in Irish history. The date is traditionally associated with the Battle of the Boyne, at which William III defeated the forces of the deposed King James II in 1690. Less widely known is that the same date two hundred years ago marked the completion of a UK General Election which had considerable implications for … [Read more...] about The other story of the Twelfth

Three islands, a world apart

September 4, 2026 by

THREE of Ireland’s inhabited islands are in Roaringwater Bay in West Cork: Heir, Sherkin and Cape Clear. For some, the islands are where they were born and brought up. For others, they are an escape. And then there are those who move to an island to do something they have always dreamed about. One such person is John Desmond. He was born in Dublin and trained to be a chef at … [Read more...] about Three islands, a world apart

Donald Trump set to meet Taoiseach and President Connolly during visit to Ireland

September 3, 2026 by

PRESDIENT Donald Trump is expected to meet President Catherine Connolly and Taoiseach Micheal Martin when he visits Ireland next week. The US leader is due to fly into Dublin early on Saturday, September 12 before heading for meetings with the Irish President and the Taoiseach. His full itinerary has yet to be confirmed but he is expected to spend the night at his Doonbeg golf … [Read more...] about Donald Trump set to meet Taoiseach and President Connolly during visit to Ireland

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October 16, 1854

One of Ireland’s most famous playwrights and novelists, Oscar Wilde was born on this day in Dublin in 1854. Wilde was born to a wealthy family. His father was an eminent Dublin surgeon and his mother was a talented poet, where Wilde likely inherited his passion for writing from. He attended Trinity College Dublin and then went on to study at Magdalen College Oxford. His works, like the play “The Importance of Being Earnest” and novel “The Picture of Dorian Grey” are riddled with wit and aestheticism.

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