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Stained glass window unveiled in Belfast celebrates LGBTQ+ community

May 27, 2025 by

A NEW stained glass window has been unveiled in Belfast to celebrate the contribution of the LGBTQ+ community to the city. Located at City Hall,  the window shows “pivotal moments in the community’s development and was designed in partnership with representatives from the sector” a spokesperson for Belfast City Council confirmed. The new stained glass window in Belfast's City … [Read more...] about Stained glass window unveiled in Belfast celebrates LGBTQ+ community

Remains found on farm identified as missing Michael Gaine

May 27, 2025 by

HUMAN remains found on a farm in Co. Kerry have been confirmed to be those of missing Michael Gaine. The 56-year-old farmer was reported missing from his home near Kenmare in Co. Kerry on Friday, March 21, having last been seen in the town the previous day. On April 29, gardaí reclassified the case as a homicide investigation and resumed search operations on lands at Carrig … [Read more...] about Remains found on farm identified as missing Michael Gaine

Cannabis worth €3m seized at Shannon Airport

May 27, 2025 by

CANNABIS worth nearly €3m has been seized at Shannon Airport. The drugs were found by Revenue officers in parcels which arrived at the airport yesterday (May 26). Some 149 kgs of herbal cannabis, with an estimated value of €2,980,000, were discovered in the parcels. The drugs were found in parcels that arrived in Shannon Airport in Co. Clare (Picture: Shannon Airport) They … [Read more...] about Cannabis worth €3m seized at Shannon Airport

Donegal woman, 82, dies in collision in Co. Tyrone

May 25, 2025 by

A WOMAN from Co. Donegal has died in a two-vehicle collision in Co. Tyrone. Bernadette (Bernie) Cranley, 82, from Lifford died in the incident outside Omagh on Saturday afternoon. Ms Cranley was driving a silver Toyota Vitz that was in a collision with a blue Suzuki Vitara on the Mellon Road between Omagh and Newtownstewart near the folk park at around 12.30pm. The other … [Read more...] about Donegal woman, 82, dies in collision in Co. Tyrone

Limerick man charged with attempted murder following raid on Traveller site in England

May 25, 2025 by

A MAN from Limerick has been charged with attempted murder following a police raid on a Traveller site in England. James Galbraith, 28, has also been charged with threats to kill and has been remanded to appear before Warwick Crown Court on June 20. He was detained in relation to an incident that occurred in Nuneaton, Warwickshire on May 9. Galbraith was one of a number of … [Read more...] about Limerick man charged with attempted murder following raid on Traveller site in England

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July 30, 1946

The Soviet Union blocked Ireland’s application for the UN on this day in 1946. The Soviets claimed that because Ireland was neutral, they did not personally help establish the organization. However, other member nations doubt the Soviet Union’s motives for blocking Ireland’s application, believing instead that the Soviet Union’s real reasons for blocking the application is because Ireland is a Catholic country and would therefore always vote against a communist nation.

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