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Legislation to ban scramblers will be named after late Grace Lynch

February 4, 2026 by

PROPOSED new legislation to fully ban the use of scramblers in all public places will be named after Grace Lynch, who died after being struck by one of the off-road motorcycles last month. The 16-year-old was seriously injured in the collision, which occurred as she was walking along the Ratoath Road in Finglas at around 2.20pm on Sunday, January 25. She was brought to Connolly … [Read more...] about Legislation to ban scramblers will be named after late Grace Lynch

Over 80s to be given free RSV vaccination in Northern Ireland

February 3, 2026 by

PEOPLE aged 80 and over in Northern Ireland are to be offered a free vaccination against the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). A common virus which causes cold-like symptoms, RSV can cause severe complications in older people and can lead to hospitalisation. Free NHS vaccinations are currently offered to those aged 75-79 in Northern Ireland and across Britain. That programme … [Read more...] about Over 80s to be given free RSV vaccination in Northern Ireland

Catherine McKinnell MP remembers her Irish grandfather who helped build a city

February 3, 2026 by

LABOUR MP Catherine McKinnell has spoken of the lasting influence of her Irish grandfather, Michael Grady, whose journey from Kerry to Newcastle nearly a century ago helped shape both a community and her own life. Michael Grady emigrated from County Kerry to Newcastle in 1928, part of a wave of Irish men and women who crossed the Irish Sea in search of work and … [Read more...] about Catherine McKinnell MP remembers her Irish grandfather who helped build a city

Annette Malone ‘honoured’ to be appointed Chief People Officer at RTÉ

February 3, 2026 by

ANNETTE MALONE has been appointed RTÉ’s new Chief People Officer following a public competition. Ms Malone will take up the position on March 30 it was confirmed this week. She has worked with the company since 2007, holding numerous human resources roles over the years. Since 2018 she has been RTÉ’s Head of Human Resources – Audio and Video (formerly Content). She was Head of … [Read more...] about Annette Malone ‘honoured’ to be appointed Chief People Officer at RTÉ

Taoiseach meets home and business owners affected by ‘devastating’ Storm Chandra

February 3, 2026 by

TAOISEACH Micheál Martin has visited some of the areas in Ireland that were worst hit by flooding due to Storm Chandra. Mr Martin was accompanied by Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne and Minister of State with responsibility for the Office of Public Works Kevin Moran to meet with affected householders, business owners, local authorities and … [Read more...] about Taoiseach meets home and business owners affected by ‘devastating’ Storm Chandra

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April 30, 1971

On this day in 1971, popular Irish novelist John Boyne was born in Dublin. Boyne is best known for his 2006 release The Boy in Striped Pyjamas, which is narrated by a 6-year-old German boy whose father is a Nazi Commandant at Auschwitz during WWII. The book held the number one spot on the New York Times bestseller list, has sold more than 5 million copies around the world, and was made into a major motion picture. Boyne attended Trinity College, Dublin and studied creative writing in the University of East Anglia’s highly regarded program. When he was just starting out as a writer, he worked at Waterstones Books in Dublin and wrote at night. He is the author of 9 novels – most recently a work titled The Absolutist.

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