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Tánaiste claims new legacy agreement will ‘provide truth and accountability’ for Troubles victims

Tánaiste claims new legacy agreement will ‘provide truth and accountability’ for Troubles victims

September 19, 2025 by

A NEW legacy deal has been agreed between the British and Irish Governments with the joint framework published today. Launched by Tánaiste Simon Harris and Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Hilary Benn at an event held in Hillsborough Castle, The Legacy of the Troubles: A Joint Framework will replace Britain’s controversial Legacy Act. “The Joint Framework provides for … [Read more...] about Tánaiste claims new legacy agreement will ‘provide truth and accountability’ for Troubles victims

Cyclist and lorry driver die in separate collisions on same day in Co. Cork

September 19, 2025 by

TWO people died in separate collisions in Co. Cork yesterday afternoon. The driver of a heavy goods vehicle died when his lorry was involved in a single vehicle collision in Ballycotton at around 3.30pm yesterday (September 18). The man, aged in his 40s, was pronounced dead at the scene. Gardaí have urged anyone with information about the incident, which happened on the L3633, … [Read more...] about Cyclist and lorry driver die in separate collisions on same day in Co. Cork

High Court Ruling highlights fragility of undersea cables amid rising security concerns

September 19, 2025 by

THE HIGH COURT has ruled in favour of Virgin Media Wholesale Limited, allowing the company to recover over €345,000 in damages from the owners of a Wexford-based fishing trawler, the Lida Suzanna, for damaging a vital subsea fibre-optic cable that links Ireland and Britain. The cable, laid in 1998 by Virgin’s predecessor NTL, is one of two critical connections, the Sirius South … [Read more...] about High Court Ruling highlights fragility of undersea cables amid rising security concerns

Driver dies following collision between car and van in Galway

September 19, 2025 by

A MAN has died after the car he was driving was involved in a collision in Co. Galway. The car collided with a van on the N17 at Milltown this morning (September 19). “The collision occurred at Drum shortly after 8am,” Gardaí said in a statement. “The driver of the car, a man in his 20s, was pronounced deceased at the scene,” they added. The driver of the van is being treated … [Read more...] about Driver dies following collision between car and van in Galway

Irish government plans to raise minimum wage to €14

September 19, 2025 by

MORE THAN 160,000 people in Ireland are on track to receive a pay boost, as the coalition government moves ahead with plans to raise the national minimum wage by at least 55 cents per hour. This would push the rate above €14 for the very first time. This increase, which is expected to come into effect on January 1, forms part of a broader “last-minute budget” that is still … [Read more...] about Irish government plans to raise minimum wage to €14

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Captain William O’Shea files for divorce, citing Parnell as his wife Kitty’s lover, which in turn caused the loss of Parnell’s political power. O’Shea, who had known about the Parnell and Kitty’s affair, only filed for divorce after his wife’s inheritance was lost. O’Shea, an MP for Galway, had also been swayed to the side of Gladstone who wanted to bring down Parnell’s movement for Home Rule. After the divorce was filed, Parnell and Kitty refused to contest in the hopes that they could marry following the trial. However, public sentiment turned against Parnell. The Irish Parliamentary Party quickly divided and he was forced to step down as head.

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