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Driver dies following collision between car and van in Galway

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

Arrest made after man seen with suspected gun in church grounds

September 19, 2025 by

A MAN has been arrested after police responded to reports that a person with a suspected gun was causing damage in the grounds of a church. PSNI officers attended the site, near Bangor Abbey, on the Newtownards Road area of Co. Down last night. “We received a report just before 9.20pm on September 18, that a man had been seen in the grounds of a church with an angle grinder, … [Read more...] about Arrest made after man seen with suspected gun in church grounds

Ireland fall further down FIFA ranking to 61st

September 19, 2025 by

THE REPUBLIC of Ireland has dropped to 61st in the latest FIFA men's world rankings, following a disappointing international window under head coach Heimir Hallgrímsson. Ireland’s slide comes after a lacklustre start to their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign, managing only a 2-2 draw against ten-man Hungary in Dublin before suffering a damaging 2-1 defeat to Armenia, … [Read more...] about Ireland fall further down FIFA ranking to 61st

Cocaine worth €1.2m seized in Dublin raids

September 18, 2025 by

COCAINE worth an estimated €1.2m has been seized following a series of raids at properties in Dublin. Gardaí arrested two men following the searches which took place yesterday (September 17). “As part of ongoing investigations under Operation Tara targeting the sale and supply of controlled drugs in the Dublin Metropolitan Region (DMR) West, Gardaí attached to the Finglas Drugs … [Read more...] about Cocaine worth €1.2m seized in Dublin raids

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December 21, 1796

A French fleet under General Hoche with Theobald Wolfe Tone aboard, 43 vessels and 14,500 men ran into significantly bad weather on this day in December 1796, causing the failure of an anticipated United Irishmen rebellion. Also known as the “Expedition d’Irlande,” the French fleet set sail from Brest on December 16. The goal was to assist the outlawed Society of the United Irishmen in their effort to stage a revolution to drive the English out of Ireland. After running into Atlantic gale force winds, the fleet was forced to land in Bantry Bay. Much of the fleet was dispersed and after being taken off course, the French made their way back to Brest.

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