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PSNI launch hate crime investigation after Alliance HQ vandalised

PSNI launch hate crime investigation after Alliance HQ vandalised

November 7, 2025 by

POLICE have launched a hate crime investigation after graffiti was sprayed on the Alliance Party’s headquarters in what officers are treating as a sectarian-motivated incident. The vandalism, discovered on Wednesday morning, was found on window shutters and a nearby fence at the party’s office in Glengormley. The graffiti included the words “UVF” and “KAT”, both commonly … [Read more...] about PSNI launch hate crime investigation after Alliance HQ vandalised

Thousands of oysters return to Dublin Bay

November 7, 2025 by

NEARLY 20,000 native oysters are being reintroduced to Dún Laoghaire Harbour as part of a major restoration effort aimed at reviving the species in Dublin Bay after a 200-year absence. The project is being led by the Green Ocean Foundation and is aiming not only to restore oyster populations but also to improve water quality. The oysters, harvested from the waters off County … [Read more...] about Thousands of oysters return to Dublin Bay

Irishman who coached Real Madrid given graveside tribute before Champions League tie

November 7, 2025 by

Arthur Johnson from Dublin, a seminal figure in Real Madrid’s rise to the top, was remembered at his graveside in Liverpool this week Arthur Johnson circa 1905 (Public domain image based on historical sources — early 20th century pic) The star performers of Real Madrid: Alfredo Di Stéfano, Ferenc Puskás, Zinedine Zidane, Cristiano Ronaldo — just some of the GOAT players who … [Read more...] about Irishman who coached Real Madrid given graveside tribute before Champions League tie

Why an Irishman living in London buried himself alive

November 6, 2025 by

A NEW documentary tells the fascinating story of an Irishman living in London who buried himself alive. Tipperary-born labourer Michael 'Mick' Meaney was working in the capital when he decided to stage his own burial despite not being dead. It was 1968 and the Ballyporeen native wanted to compete in the world record competition for ‘Longest Time Spent Buried Alive’. Michael … [Read more...] about Why an Irishman living in London buried himself alive

More renters seeking help as risk of homelessness rises dramatically

November 6, 2025 by

THE NUMBER of Irish renters at risk of homelessness and looking for help from national housing charity Threshold has risen by nearly a quarter in the past year. The vast majority of cases are linked to landlords selling their properties. Between July and September 2025, 2,160 people contacted Threshold for help because they were at risk of homelessness, a 22.8 per cent increase … [Read more...] about More renters seeking help as risk of homelessness rises dramatically

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December 22, 1989

On this day in 1989, Irish playwright Samuel Beckett died. Following his wife Suzanne’s death in July of that same year, Beckett was confined to a nursing home suffering from emphysema and Parkinson’s. He died at the age of 83. Beckett was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1969. His wife viewed the award as a “catastrophe,” fearing the fame and attention it would garner. Beckett, however, was already quite famous for his plays such as “Waiting for Godot,” “Krapp’s Last Tape,” “Endgame,” and “Happy Days.”

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