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Gael Londain to host inaugural schools’ Gaelic football tournament

June 3, 2026 by

A GAELIC football club is set to welcome pupils from 15 schools this week as it hosts its first ever school’s tournament. Gael Londain, based at the Hazelwood Centre in Surrey, will hold the inaugural Gael Londain Gaelic Football Schools Tournament on Friday, bringing together primary and secondary school pupils for an afternoon of Gaelic games. The club, founded in 2016, has … [Read more...] about Gael Londain to host inaugural schools’ Gaelic football tournament

Stephen McCullagh gets life for ‘shockingly violent’ murder of pregnant partner Natalie McNally

June 3, 2026 by

A MAN who murdered his pregnant partner in a 'sustained and shockingly violent' attack and went to extreme lengths to cover up his involvement has been jailed for life. Stephen McCullagh, 36, attacked 32-year-old Natalie McNally in her home in Lurgan, Co. Armagh on December 18, 2022. He attempted to create an alibi by pretending he was recording a live YouTube stream at the … [Read more...] about Stephen McCullagh gets life for ‘shockingly violent’ murder of pregnant partner Natalie McNally

Starmer ‘apologises unreservedly’ to families of five people killed by British Army in 1972 Springhill Massacre

June 3, 2026 by

BRITISH Prime Minister Keir Starmer has apologised to the families of five unarmed people shot and killed by the British Army in the Springhill Massacre more than 50 years ago. Catholic priest Father Noel Fitzpatrick, 42, Patrick Butler, 37, John Dougal, 16, David McCafferty, 15, and Margaret Gargan, 13, died during the shooting in west Belfast on July 9, 1972. The findings of … [Read more...] about Starmer ‘apologises unreservedly’ to families of five people killed by British Army in 1972 Springhill Massacre

Man who fled to Ireland after fatally stabbing another man in Leeds is jailed for 14 years

June 3, 2026 by

A MAN who fled to Ireland after fatally stabbing another man in Leeds last year has been jailed for 14 years. Alfie Milburn, 20, fled to Dublin and then Belfast following the death of 19-year-old Harry Abbott in the Seacroft area of the city on October 8, 2025. Abbott was part of a group that had set out to attack Milburn in retaliation for previous assaults but was himself … [Read more...] about Man who fled to Ireland after fatally stabbing another man in Leeds is jailed for 14 years

Councillor urges witnesses to come forward after death of man who swam across Liffey following alleged assault

June 3, 2026 by

A DUBLIN councillor has urged anyone with information about the tragic death of a man in the city to contact gardaí, saying 'his family and friends deserve to know what happened'. The man, named locally as 32-year-old Thomas Griffin, died after swimming across the River Liffey in an attempt to escape having reportedly been assaulted at the War Memorial Gardens. No arrests have … [Read more...] about Councillor urges witnesses to come forward after death of man who swam across Liffey following alleged assault

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August 29, 1975

Eamon de Valera died on this day in 1975. He passed away in Linden Convalescent Home in Blackrock, Dublin at the age of 92. He is buried at Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin with his wife Sinead, who had died in January of 1975 and his son Brian, who was killed in 1936 in a horse-riding accident. De Valera was one of Ireland’s most important political figures of the 20th century. He served multiple terms as Taoiseach and President. He also helped bring about the 1937 Constitution of Ireland.

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