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Arrest made after ‘suspicious death’ in Belfast

June 28, 2026 by

POLICE have made an arrest after being called to a suspicious death in Belfast. The incident occurred in Dunmurry on the outskirts of the city. "Police are currently at the scene of a suspicious death in the Helen's Wood Court area of Dunmurry in west Belfast," read a brief statement from the PSNI last night. "One person has been arrested and remains in police custody at this … [Read more...] about Arrest made after ‘suspicious death’ in Belfast

Irish Wolfhound features on new Irish passport that combines tradition and technology

June 28, 2026 by

THE ICONIC Irish Wolfhound features prominently on the new Irish passport, which has been released this week and combines tradition with technology. Celebrating Ireland's landscapes, wildlife and culture via cutting-edge security, the passport is described as 'one of the world's most advanced travel documents'. "This new passport ensures Ireland remains at the forefront of … [Read more...] about Irish Wolfhound features on new Irish passport that combines tradition and technology

Police name man who died in Co. Antrim collision

June 28, 2026 by

A MAN who died in a road traffic collision in Co. Antrim on Friday has been named by police as Matthew McIlroy. The 31-year-old passed away following a single-vehicle collision in Ballyclare. "Police received a report at around 6.45pm on Friday of a black Audi A5 car which had crashed and overturned in the Green Road area," read a statement from the PSNI. "Officers, along with … [Read more...] about Police name man who died in Co. Antrim collision

Irish charity helping thousands make the journey home

June 26, 2026 by

ACCORDING to the Central Statistics Office, over 35,000 Irish citizens returned to Ireland in 2025, with Britain remaining the main source for people considering a move back, but it's not always as easy to come as it is to go.  Karen McHugh, CEO of Safe Home Ireland, said her charity directly helped 2,263 people to return to secure accommodation. "We currently have just under … [Read more...] about Irish charity helping thousands make the journey home

Justice Minister welcomes Jacqui Durkin’s appointment as new Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland

June 25, 2026 by

JUSTICE Minister Naomi Long was welcomed the appointment of Jacqui Durkin as the new Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland. Northern Ireland’s First Minister Michelle O’Neill announced Ms Durkin’s appointment earlier this week. Ms Durkin, who has served as the Chief Inspector of the Criminal Justice Inspection for Northern Ireland (CJINI) for the past six years, will take up … [Read more...] about Justice Minister welcomes Jacqui Durkin’s appointment as new Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland

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