Police are working to establish a motive, but do not believe it is terrorism-related, reports Irish national broadcaster RTE. A police spokesman said the victims included an adult man, an adult woman and three small children. One five-year-old girl was seriously injured, while the other two children – a six-year-old girl and a five-year-old boy … Read more
Nov 23, 2023 at 9:48 PM Update: 10 minutes ago Rioting broke out in central Dublin on Thursday evening. According to Irish media, a group has turned against the police. Police are investigating a stabbing incident earlier today. Five people were injured, including three young children. Around 1:30 PM (local time), a man attacked a … Read more
Nov 23, 2023 at 4:40 PM Update: 31 minutes ago A man in the Irish capital Dublin has injured several people with a large knife. Among the injured are three young children, one of whom suffered serious injuries. The suspect was overpowered and arrested. The incident happened at around 1.30pm local time at Parnell Square … Read more
CNN Indonesia Wednesday, 15 Nov 2023 22:15 IWST Illustration. Irish MPs call Israel a terrorist-apartheid state. Photo: AFP PHOTO / THOMAS COEX Jakarta, CNN Indonesia — Parliamentarian Ireland Richard Boyd Barrett stamped Israel as terrorists and apartheid. The lawmaker from the People Before Profit party said Israel was an “apartheid settler colonial state” and was … Read more
Ross McDonnell, award-winning Irish filmmaker and photographer, winner of three Emmy Awards, has been missing in New York for 10 days. According to the NYPD, McDonnell last left his home on Taaffe Place, near DeKalb Avenue in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, around 8:30 pm on Saturday, November 4. He was apparently seen later that night or … Read more
Straightforward production without much psychology Colm Bairéad has staged this story from the girl’s point of view in a simple and straightforward manner, without psychologizing or dramatizing. It accompanies Cait’s everyday life in a decelerated rhythm: how she learns to peel potatoes, how Sean, the farmer, places a biscuit on the table for her as … Read more
Original title: Headquarters reporter’s visit｜What caused the toxic blue-green algae outbreak in Britain’s largest freshwater lake? Since the beginning of summer this year, Lake Ney, the UK’s largest freshwater lake in Northern Ireland, has experienced an unprecedented outbreak of toxic blue-green algae. The drinking water of about 40% of the population in Northern Ireland has … Read more
Let’s clarify right away: the fact that New Zealand beat Ireland and qualified for the semi-finals of a World Cup is not something as sensational as what happened in the afternoon with Argentina’s victory over Wales. But at the Stade de France match on one side came Ireland who won the Six Nations, who were … Read more
It was presented as “a final before its time”. And we clearly weren’t lied to. The clash between Ireland and New Zealand delivered on all its promises and more. In THE clash of the quarter-finals, between the most successful selection in history, crowned three times (1987, 2011 and 2015), and the first nation in the … Read more
After more than a year and a half of aggressive war against Ukraine, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claimed at the general debate at the UN General Assembly in New York that Russia had no interest in a major war. At the same time, Lavrov described the UN proposals to revive the canceled grain deal … Read more