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Micheál Martin says Sinn Fein could do more to urge Catholics to join PSNI
Northern Ireland

Micheál Martin says Sinn Fein could do more to urge Catholics to join PSNI

Micheál Martin became the first Irish premier to attend a passing out ceremony for PSNI recruits on Friday.


Taoiseach attends PSNI passing out event in historic first for an Irish premier

Taoiseach attends PSNI passing out event in historic first for an Irish premier


Staff at RTE campus evacuated after bomb threat

Staff at RTE campus evacuated after bomb threat


Aer Lingus plane from Dublin diverted as multiple bomb threats ground European flights

Aer Lingus plane from Dublin diverted as multiple bomb threats ground European flights


Funeral of Ciara Mageean hears of memorable wedding shortly before her death

Funeral of Ciara Mageean hears of memorable wedding shortly before her death



Funeral to be held for Irish Olympic star Ciara Mageean

Funeral to be held for Irish Olympic star Ciara Mageean

Praise for Mageean’s sporting achievements as well as sadness at her untimely passing has come from across the island of Ireland.


Michael Flatley: A tangled tale of money, Monaco, a mansion, a movie - and whiskey

Michael Flatley: A tangled tale of money, Monaco, a mansion, a movie - and whiskey

Former advisers to the Lord of the Dance creator speak for first time about break up at centre of what can be described as bitter legal battle playing out in Belfast


Investigation launched after man’s body found in Dublin recycling facility

Investigation launched after man’s body found in Dublin recycling facility

The body remains at the scene and the Garda Technical Bureau will conduct a technical examination.


Dublin Marathon participants set for windy run as weather warning extended

Dublin Marathon participants set for windy run as weather warning extended

The status yellow wind warning that was in place for Cavan and Monaghan has been extended to cover five more counties.


Three years behind bars for £12m cocaine smuggler who claimed post traumatic stress after killing young mother in road crash

Three years behind bars for £12m cocaine smuggler who claimed post traumatic stress after killing young mother in road crash

Ciaran McBride, from Derrynoose in Co Armagh, was sentenced on Friday in connection with the haul discovered inside a van in Jonesborough in December, 2023


Armagh All Ireland winner charged with multiple sex offences to go on trial early in the new year

Armagh All Ireland winner charged with multiple sex offences to go on trial early in the new year

Aidan Nugent accused of committing offences in November, 2024, during post-All Ireland trip by team to Miami, Florida


Met Office warns of 50 to 60mph gusts in Northern Ireland due to Boelo

Met Office warns of 50 to 60mph gusts in Northern Ireland due to Boelo

Impacts are expected to include flooding, difficult travelling conditions and possible power outages.


Call for Irish government to ‘intervene’ in Lough Neagh crisis

Call for Irish government to ‘intervene’ in Lough Neagh crisis

Sinn Féin president Mary-Lou McDonald said it is an island-wide concern.


Irish government funded advert ‘demeaning’ to grandparents dropped after backlash

Irish government funded advert ‘demeaning’ to grandparents dropped after backlash

The government funded advert from Dublin Rape Crisis Centre had depicted a young girl recoiling before a hug from her grandparents.


Taoiseach says Brian Stack ‘badly failed’ by investigation into murder

Taoiseach says Brian Stack ‘badly failed’ by investigation into murder

Sinn Féin TD says ‘hurt caused by republican actions must be acknowledged’


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