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President Higgins receives honorary doctorate from University of Manchester

President Higgins receives honorary doctorate from University of Manchester

April 25, 2024 by

PRESIDENT Michael D Higgins has received an honorary doctorate from the University of Manchester. Ireland's President was conferred with the Degree of Doctor of Letters honoris causa by the Chancellor of the University of Manchester, Nazir Afzal on April 23. The honour is in recognition of “his extensive and significant contributions to literature and public life” and the … [Read more...] about President Higgins receives honorary doctorate from University of Manchester

Derry Mayor ‘honoured’ as Mayor of Bethlehem agrees to cities being twinned

April 25, 2024 by

THE Mayor of Bethlehem has welcomed a motion by Derry City Council to twin the two cities. In January it was agreed at a full meeting of the Derry City and Strabane District Council that they would reach out to the authorities in Bethlehem, on the West Bank in Palestine, to start the twinning process. The motion was created “to show our support to the people of the region and … [Read more...] about Derry Mayor ‘honoured’ as Mayor of Bethlehem agrees to cities being twinned

Ryanair cancels 300 flights as strike gets underway in France

April 25, 2024 by

RYANAIR has cancelled more than 300 flights today as a strike by French air traffic controllers gets underway. CEO Michael O’Leary said most of the passengers disrupted by the industrial action would be those flying in French airspace, between European destinations, rather than on flights going to or from France. Ryanair estimates 50,000 of its passengers would be affected … [Read more...] about Ryanair cancels 300 flights as strike gets underway in France

President confirms recent hospitalisation was due to a ‘mild form of stroke’

April 25, 2024 by

PRESIDENT Michael D Higgins has confirmed that his hospitalisation earlier this year was due to having experienced a ‘mild form of stroke’. The 83-year-old was admitted to St James’s Hospital in Dublin on February 29 after he became unwell. At the time his office made a public statement, confirming that medical tests had determined he “experienced a mild transient weakness from … [Read more...] about President confirms recent hospitalisation was due to a ‘mild form of stroke’

Gardaí will not face prosecution over 2020 George Nkencho shooting

April 24, 2024 by

GARDAÍ involved in the fatal shooting of a man in Dublin more than three years ago will not face prosecution, it has been revealed. George Nkencho, 27, was shot by a member of An Garda Síochána Armed Support Unit outside his family home in Clonee, West Dublin on December 30, 2020. Mr Nkencho was armed with a knife when he was shot, which followed an earlier report of an assault … [Read more...] about Gardaí will not face prosecution over 2020 George Nkencho shooting

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