4 h. ago Fisherman located safe and well after going missing on Lough Corrib

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A fisherman has been located safe and well after going missing on Lough Corrib in County Galway. Two Coast Guard helicopters – Rescue 115 and 118 – were tasked at around 11 o’clock last night, along with the Corrib Community Rescue Boat. The search was suspended at […] The post Fisherman located safe and well after going missing on Lough Corrib appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

5 h. ago Inishowen community reacts to “devastating” Doagh Famine Village fire

There is widespread heartbreak across the Inishowen Peninsula this morning following the devastating fire that ripped through the Doagh Famine… The post Inishowen community reacts to “devastating” Doagh Famine Village fire appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

7 h. ago This week; ‘Stories of Ireland’, and ‘History of Irish Famine’

This week; ‘Stories of Ireland’, and ‘History of Irish Famine’  Westmeath Independent

Politics

10 h. ago Barna / Furbo community tells its own history in words and photos

The parish of Barna/Furbo hosted what it called a Fáilte Isteach event last weekend – on the theme of a community stroll down Memory Lane. The exhibition showcased fascinating photographs and written articles of local historical interest, past school groups and social and sports events. Divided into a series of themed rooms, each dedicated to […] The post Barna / Furbo community tells its own history in words and photos appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Culture

10 h. ago The judges who train peers on sentencing: ‘Not everyone has to be sent to jail’

Ireland's judiciary ‘will not be influenced by public reaction’, says Supreme Court judge, amid criticism of lenient sentences in Irish courts

Events

10 h. ago ‘Not everyone has to be sent to jail’: the judges who train peers on sentencing

Ireland's judiciary ‘will not be influenced by public reaction’, says Supreme Court judge, amid criticism of lenient sentences in Irish courts

Events

21 h. ago BREAKING: Major fire destroys popular Donegal tourist attraction

Doagh Famine Village, one of Donegal’s most iconic tourist attractions, has been severely damaged in a massive fire. The blaze,… The post BREAKING: Major fire destroys popular Donegal tourist attraction appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

26 h. ago Dublin Islamic Centre accuses 'radicalised' wing of Muslim community of intimidation

The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) has been closed since an alleged physical altercation at a meeting on April 19th, to which gardaí were called.

Politics

34 h. ago Clarinbridge camogie and hurling looks to raise €1.2m for five

Clarinbridge Camogie and GAA clubs officially launched their ambitious new development initiative, Pathway to 2030, at its Community Club Day held at their grounds in Clarinbridge last Sunday. Pathway to 2030 is a facilities development plan and fundraising initiative with the intention to develop facilities for the two clubs over the next five years which […] The post Clarinbridge camogie and hurling looks to raise €1.2m for five-year development plan appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

34 h. ago Athenry community group aims to raise €75,000 to replace and repair rotting equipment

Athenry’s only public amenity is falling apart – and the community claims it has been left to foot the ongoing repair bill to patch it up. That in turn means that the town’s Community Playground, opened in 2004, is now facing an uncertain future due to its age and condition. “At this point, we’re barely […] The post Athenry community group aims to raise €75,000 to replace and repair rotting equipment appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

54 h. ago Indian community in Letterkenny holds peaceful vigil after Pahalgam attack

Around 80-90 members of the Indian community in Letterkenny gathered at Market Square recently for a peaceful vigil to honour… The post Indian community in Letterkenny holds peaceful vigil after Pahalgam attack appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

55 h. ago Coffee cups, car parts and a flat screen TV all collected during Termon clean

The spirit of community is alive and well in Termon, as this year’s annual Community Clean-Up has once again brought… The post Coffee cups, car parts and a flat screen TV all collected during Termon clean-up appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

58 h. ago Smartphones in the Sistine Chapel didn’t feel out place to me. It’s 2025

We love to plonk a dead relative in the sittingroom for a day or two

Politics

59 h. ago Look inside: Dún Laoghaire terrace pays homage to Victorian past, for €2.395m

Four-bedroom home filled with antiques and art overlooks park square just five minutes from vibrant seaside village

Economics

67 h. ago Israel says its military strikes in Syria aimed at group that attacked Druze community

Syrian source says Israeli drone strikes targeted government security forces in mainly Druze town of Sahnaya

Events

68 h. ago Health Minister marks midway point of Letterkenny Community Hospital build

Minister for Health, Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, today visited the site of the new Letterkenny Community Hospital, which is expected to… The post Health Minister marks midway point of Letterkenny Community Hospital build appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

3 d. ago Planning permission sought for new village shop in Creeslough away from site of tragic explosion

The town was rocked by tragedy in 2022 when 10 people died in a service station explosion.

Events

3 d. ago Community ‘struggling’ after death of teenage Mayo footballer, ‘a true friend to so many’

Christopher Gavin (16) died in hospital on Tuesday after becoming ill at a GAA training session

Events

3 d. ago Death of Mayo teenager in hospital after falling ill at GAA training leaves community ‘struggling’

Christopher Gavin (16) died in hospital on Tuesday after becoming ill at a GAA training session

Events

3 d. ago Fun meets functionality at substantial Dundrum home with pool and cinema for €3.95m

Six-bedroom home set out over three floors sits on a 0.7-acre plot overlooking the village and mountains

Politics