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Man bailed following alleged spiking incident in Belfast

May 17, 2026 by

A MAN arrested in connection with an alleged spiking incident in Belfast has been released on bail. Police received a report at around 11.15pm on Friday that a drink had been spiked in High Street in the city centre. Officers attended the scene and a 20-year-old man was subsequently arrested on suspicion of administering poison to aggrieve. Police revealed on Saturday that the … [Read more...] about Man bailed following alleged spiking incident in Belfast

Gloria Hunniford bestowed with Freedom of the City of London

May 15, 2026 by

NORTHERN Irish broadcasting veteran Gloria Hunniford has been awarded the Freedom of the City of London in recognition of her long career in television and radio, as well as her work for cancer charities. The veteran presenter received the honour during a ceremony at Guildhall in London on May 14, where she was joined by family, friends and colleagues. The Freedom of the City … [Read more...] about Gloria Hunniford bestowed with Freedom of the City of London

Leading Omagh campaigner among passengers quarantined on cruise ship amid norovirus outbreak

May 15, 2026 by

A LEADING Troubles' victims spokesman and his wife are among more than 1,000 Irish and British passengers quarantined aboard a cruise ship in France amid a serious norovirus outbreak. While BBC, RTÉ and UTV carried breaking news of the Ambassador Cruise Lines vessel Ambition being grounded, Michael Gallagher and his wife Patsy were sheltering in their cabin in the port of … [Read more...] about Leading Omagh campaigner among passengers quarantined on cruise ship amid norovirus outbreak

Crack cocaine, diamorphine and cannabis worth €97k seized in Dublin raid

May 14, 2026 by

GARDAÍ have seized drugs worth an estimated €97k in a raid in Dublin this week. Garda targeted a premises in Finglas yesterday afternoon as part of an operation targeting criminal activity. The items seized during the raid in Dublin (Pic: Garda.ie) They discovered a range of controlled drugs as well as cash and mobile phones. “Gardaí have seized suspected crack cocaine, … [Read more...] about Crack cocaine, diamorphine and cannabis worth €97k seized in Dublin raid

Abandoned Irish Island only accessible when weather permits opens to visitors

May 14, 2026 by

AN island off the coast of Ireland which is only accessible when weather permits will reopen to the public this month. Scattery Island, or Inis Cathaigh in Gaelic, is an historic spot located in the Shannon Estuary just a few kilometres off the coast of Kilrush in Co. Clare. Boasting more than 1500 years of history, the island is said to be where St Senan established his … [Read more...] about Abandoned Irish Island only accessible when weather permits opens to visitors

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July 7, 1816

On this day in 1816, Dublin born playwright and politician Richard Brinsley Sheridan died in London. Sheridan was a member of the British House of Commons and is best remembered for his plays “A Trip to Scarborough,” “The Rivals,” and “The School for Scandal.” He was very well respected by his contemporaries and is buried at the Poet’s Corner at Westminster Abbey.

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