Man in his 50s dies after falling overboard at Dublin Port
A man in his 50s tragically lost his life today, after falling overboard at Dublin Port this morning. It is understood that the man fell from his boat as he was trying to reach a …
Articles by Fernando Sanchez
Lufthansa overtakes Ryanair as biggest European airline in terms of passenger numbers
Irish budget airline Ryanair has lost the coveted first place as Europe’s biggest airline, in passenger number terms. German flagship carrier Lufthansa now tops the list as Europe’s largest airline, having carried 130m passengers last …
Health system in utter disarray, as 90-year-old woman is forced to spend seven hours on a trolley
The Irish health system is in a state of total decrepitude today, as it has emerged that a 90-year-old woman was forced to spend seven hours on a trolley at Portiuncula Hospital in Ballinasloe. It …
Met Eireann issues Status Yellow warning for heavy rain, ahead of miserable weekend
The coming weekend is going to be a total washout, if Met Eireann’s prediction is anything to go by. The national forecaster has issued a Status Yellow warning for heavy rain, saying that up to …
Gardai launch investigation after a body is found in Dalkey, Dublin
Gardai have launched an investigation after the body of a man was found at a laneway in Dalkey, Dublin, earlier today. A passer-by spotted the body and alerted Gardai. Preliminary reports say that the deceased …
A Class apart: New Dublin private school to open later this year with fees beginning at €16,000
A new, pleb-free educational institution for the rich, the famous, and the wannabes in between will open in Dublin in September. The chic establishment will ask willing parents to fork out fees ranging between 15-24k …
Medical scans review has prompted the recall of 72 patients so far
Seventy-two patients have so far been recalled to hospital in the wake of the large-scale medical scan review being conducted at University Hospital Kerry. Nearly 47,000 scan images are being reviewed after concerns were raised about …
An Post issues commemorative stamp as the GPO marks two hundred years of service
An Post has issued a commemorative stamp to mark the 200th anniversary of the GPO’s existence. The iconic building in Dublin began operations as a Post Office back on January 6, 1818, and has been …
New and exclusive private school will commence ringing the tills of fee-only education in Dublin next September -fees start at 16k
A new, pleb-free educational institution for the rich, the famous, and the wannabes in between will open in Dublin in September. The chic establishment will ask willing parents to fork out fees ranging between 15-24k …
Man arrested in connection with the murder of a 40-year-old man in Limerick last Sunday
Gardai have arrested a man in connection with the murder of a 40-year-old Limerick resident last Sunday evening. It is understood that the man is in his mid 20s. He’s being held at Roxboro Garda …
