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The Sinn Féin TD Joanna Byrne, who is chair of Drogheda United, has said she did not see the individuals responsible for the damage to Dundalk FC’s new all-weather pitch during the game between the clubs on Friday. The AstroTurf pitch at Oriel Park was being used for the first time, but was damaged after … Read more
Paul Hargadon, a patient ambassador from Blackrock, Co. Louth, is urging people to take persistent heartburn and difficulty swallowing seriously. “I am keen to add my voice to OCF’s efforts in raising awareness of the symptoms of oesophageal cancer, so that we can increase early detection and survival rates,” he said. “If sharing my story … Read more
Large areas of Ireland remain on alert, with more heavy rain expected on Friday after flooding disrupted travel and public transport in Dublin and across the southeast on Thursday. The National Emergency Coordination Group (NECG) urged people in Dublin, Louth, Wicklow and Waterford, which are all under orange rainfall warnings, to work from home on … Read more
Ireland is bracing for brutal Storm Chandra with Met Eireann issuing two weather warnings ahead of torrential rain, strong winds and possible snow. 06/10/24 – Poor weather conditions on Talbot Street Dublin(Image: Collins) Ireland’s weather is set to go from bad to worse, with torrential rain, gusty winds and even snow forecast to batter parts … Read more
January is cervical cancer awareness month and over 250 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in Ireland every year. According to the Mary Keating Foundation, Ireland has one of the highest rates of cervical cancer in Western Europe and 82 women die from the disease in Ireland annually. Cervical cancer mostly affects women aged 30 to … Read more
January is cervical cancer awareness month and over 250 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in Ireland every year. According to the Mary Keating Foundation, Ireland has one of the highest rates of cervical cancer in Western Europe and 82 women die from the disease in Ireland annually. Cervical cancer mostly affects women aged 30 to … Read more
Man in his 40s dies following incident last week on Louth/Armagh border The Journal Man dies following incident in Armagh at weekend RTE.ie Louth man dies following incident in south Armagh The Irish Independent Three men arrested after father (30s) hospitalised with serious head injuries Sunday World Jonesborough PSNI appeal after man dies following ‘incident’ Belfast Live Source link
Hazel Wallace is just home after a celebratory brunch in London, a warm and glittering event to mark the publication of her fourth book, Not Just a Period. She has shared glimpses of the picturesque gathering on her Instagram feed, the pictures nestled alongside her signature posts: beautifully plated blueberry oats recipes for the luteal … Read more
Taoiseach says he will meet with victims of disgraced surgeon Micheal Shine after long campaign The Journal Source link