€270,000 worth of cocaine sezied in house search
Following a house search in St Mark’s Avenue, Clondalkin, €270,000 worth of cocaine was sezied by garadi. The operation occured on Tuesday, at around 9pm which led to the arrest of two men aged …
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Fourth puppy finally saved from mine shaft
Following the incident were four beagls fell down a 100ft mine shaft on Monday while hunting with their owner, he fourth puppy has ginally been rescued. After two and a half hours the Coast …
Mairia Cahill will meet Taoiseach to discuss abuse claims
Mere hours after Gerry Adams acknowledged that he was aware of an IRA connection to Cahill’s abuse claim, she is due to meet the Taoiseach to discuss such claim. Cahill alleges thast she was …
Calm after the storm: Milder weather expected over the coming days
After a rough few days, a short period of settled, calm, and mild weather seems to be upon us. The high winds and torrential rain brought about by hurricane Gonzalo will give way to milder …
Vicious street brawl organised over Facebook
It has been claimed that rival gangs of teenage girls organised a street brawl over Facebook. Monday around 7:45pm, Casement Park, West Belfast was overrun by youths mainly in their mid teens. It is …
Laois man sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually assaulting his 10 year old step-daughter over an 8 year period
A Laois man has been sentenced to 12 years in prison after he raped and sexually assaulted his step-daughter over an eight-year period. The man in question Noel Maher is believed to have begun sexually …
Tragic: Little “superman” Gavin Glynn passes away after long cancer battle
4-yr-old Gavin Glynn from Greystones in Wicklow has died after a long tough battle with cancer. The little boy became well known through a fundraising effort his parents started to raise money for treatment in …
Grave of William T. Cosgrave desecrated
The grave of the first head of an independent Irish government, William T. Cosgrave, has today been vandalized and desecrated. The perpetrators knocked over the headstone, which split in two. The Celtic Cross erected by …
Irish Water delays billing by a month
It has been confirmed that Irish Water has formally applied to the Energy Regulator to extend the registration deadline by one month. This will have the knock-on effect of delaying the first bill until February …
Night-time Childline services in danger of closing
The ISPCC has today warned that the night-time Childline service is at imminent risk of closing unless an urgent appeal for donations is successful. The charity, funded almost exclusively by public donations, hopes to …
