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London Irish social inclusion charity announces changes to board of trustees

London Irish social inclusion charity announces changes to board of trustees

June 25, 2024 by

A LONDON Irish charity serving some of the most vulnerable people in the capital has announced a number of changes to its board of trustees. Based in Cricklewood, north London, Ashford Place has confirmed that Carey Fitzgerald, who has been chair of the board of trustees for the past three years - and a member of it for nine - will be leaving the board at the end of this month, … [Read more...] about London Irish social inclusion charity announces changes to board of trustees

Man charged over burglary and hit-and-run which struck two women

June 25, 2024 by

A MAN has been arrested and charged in connection with a burglary and a hit-and-run which hit two women. On June 23 police were called to reports of a burglary in the Dublin Road area of Cloghoge, Newry. A white BMW X5 had been stolen from outside a house that morning. Later in the day police received a second report that two women were struck by the same type of car in the … [Read more...] about Man charged over burglary and hit-and-run which struck two women

Irish volunteers across Britain honoured at annual awards

June 25, 2024 by

A RAFT of volunteers serving the Irish community in Britain have been honoured at an annual awards ceremony. Irish in Britain (IIB) held its 2024 Annual Volunteer Awards at the Irish Cultural Centre in Hammersmith this month, where they recognised the transformational power of volunteering to people’s lives and its ability to “bring communities together”. “It is worth … [Read more...] about Irish volunteers across Britain honoured at annual awards

Ministers across island of Ireland pledge to work together to promote sustainable tourism

June 25, 2024 by

MINISTERS from across Ireland have agreed to work together to promote sustainable tourism on the island. At a North South Ministerial Council (NSMC) Tourism Sectoral meeting Northern Ireland’s Tourism Minister Conor Murphy and the Republic of Ireland’s Minister for Tourism Catherine Martin signed a joint statement supporting sustainable tourism. The meeting, held yesterday, was … [Read more...] about Ministers across island of Ireland pledge to work together to promote sustainable tourism

‘Pointless vandalism’: Phone mast damaged in arson attack is ‘not the first’

June 25, 2024 by

A PHONE mast was left with extensive damage following an arson attack in west Belfast. The incident occurred in the early hours of yesterday morning (June 24) in the Distillery Street area. “Around 12.15am, police were advised by NI Fire and Rescue Service that its crews were battling a mast fire off Distillery Street,” the PSNI confirmed. “Officers assisted by closing part of … [Read more...] about ‘Pointless vandalism’: Phone mast damaged in arson attack is ‘not the first’

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April 23, 1014

On this day in 1014, 88-year-old High King Brian Bóruma mac Cennétig (Brian Boru, in English) defeated the Vikings, the King of Leinster, and the Dublin Norse in the Battle of Clontarf, which took place just north of Dublin. Killed in action, the circumstances surrounding his death are uncertain. Many believe that Boru died in hand-to-hand combat, though some claim he was murdered by a Viking mercenary while praying in his tent. The battle took place on Good Friday, and according to legend, his remains are buried in the north end of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in the city of Armagh. Boru was the founder of the O’Brien Dynasty.

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