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Motorcyclist killed in collision with lorry

Motorcyclist killed in collision with lorry

January 16, 2025 by

A MOTORCYCLIST has died after he was involved in a collision with a lorry in Co. Antrim this morning. The vehicles collided in the Steeple Road area at around 9.35am, the PSNI have confirmed. Inspector Cherith Adair of the Police Service of Northern Ireland’s Collision Investigation Unit said: “At approximately 9.35am, we received a report of a two vehicle road traffic … [Read more...] about Motorcyclist killed in collision with lorry

Carey Group co-founder Tom Carey has died, family confirms

January 16, 2025 by

TOM CAREY, one of the three founding brothers of the Carey Group, has died. In a statement issued today "with heavy hearts", the Carey family confirmed that the Tipperary native passed away on Tuesday, January 14. “Tom was a loving husband, father, grandfather, brother and uncle and friend to many,” they said as they issued an emotional tribute to the construction industry … [Read more...] about Carey Group co-founder Tom Carey has died, family confirms

Music Man: Bill Flanagan

By Ray Cavanagh
IA Newsletter, January 18, 2025



January 16, 2025 by

As a Rolling Stone contributor, Musician editor, and MTV executive, Bill Flanagan helped passionate music fans get closer to their favorite artists. Photo: CBS.

The year 1955 was an active one for the nascent rock & roll genre: Little Richard emerged with his wild single “Tutti Frutti”; Chuck Berry had his first hit; an upstart Elvis Presley was physically attacked by female fans backstage; and Rhode Island saw the birth of Bill Flanagan. One of five children, Flanagan — who just turned 70 on Jan. 14 — grew up in Warwick, RI, where … [Read more...] about Music Man: Bill Flanagan

Man arrested on suspicion of human trafficking in Dublin

January 16, 2025 by

A MAN has been arrested in Dublin on suspicion of human trafficking offences. The 55-year-old was arrested in north county Dublin this morning by gardaí attached to the Garda National Protective Services Bureau. “This arrest is in relation to an ongoing investigation into human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation,” the police force confirmed. He is currently … [Read more...] about Man arrested on suspicion of human trafficking in Dublin

Heritage site in Northern Ireland added to global list of at-risk locations

January 16, 2025 by

BELFAST’s Assembly Rooms have been added to a list of at-risk heritage sites located across the globe. The World Monuments Fund has issued its biennial ‘Watch’ list, featuring 25 historic places which are currently “facing major challenges such as climate change, tourism, conflict, and natural disaster”. The Assembly Rooms are among that list. Built in 1769, traditionally they … [Read more...] about Heritage site in Northern Ireland added to global list of at-risk locations

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Oliver Cromwell was made Lord Protector of Ireland on this date in 1653. Following the English Civil War, his victory in overthrowing the Stuart monarchy and the execution of King James I, English Parliament declared Cromwell “Lord Protector” in England’s first attempt at a state ruled government. He held this position for five years (1653-58) of the eleven years in which England remained a republican Commonwealth government. Cromwell had a detrimental effect on Ireland in these years. He led an invasion of Ireland from 1649-1650. The public practice of Catholicism was banned and all Catholic owned land was confiscated.

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