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Source:The Herald
May 26, 2024 14:39 UTC
Dublin Airport has said eight passengers were taken to hospital after a flight from Doha experienced turbulence. “Flight operations at Dublin Airport were unaffected and continue as normal this afternoon.”Twelve people in total were injured after the Dublin-bound flight encountered turbulence over Turkey and was met by emergency services after landing in Dublin about 1pm. Graeme McQueen, media relations manager at DAA, the operator of Dublin Airport, said its team was providing assistance to passengers and staff. "Qatar Airways flight QR017 from Doha landed safely as scheduled at Dublin Airport shortly before 13.00 on Sunday,” he said. Singapore investigators have started examining data obtained from the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder, Singapore Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat said on Friday.
Source:Irish Independent
May 26, 2024 14:29 UTC
An Garda Siochana said they were refused leave to land and were returned to the UK across four days of action. The force said officers conducted 11 days of action in quarter four of 2023, and up to May 20, a further 10 days of action had taken place. Gardai said they have “significant operational co-operation with the UK Border Force, UK policing services and the Police Service of Northern Ireland, supported organisationally by the Cross Border Joint Action Task Force”. “Our Immigration officers work in close collaboration with personnel operating buses and trains in the area,” they added. Immigration officers will clearly identify themselves to all passengers on buses or trains.
Source:The Herald
May 26, 2024 14:04 UTC
Historic, three-bed property for sale on Athlone’s westside‘Kenver House,’ a historic three-bed end-of-terrace residence built circa 1870 in Athlone has been introduced to the market by Mark Nestor Property Services. Remote-controlled lighting and a ceiling fan ensure optimal comfort and ambiance. Remote-controlled lighting and a ceiling fan add a touch of luxury and convenience. Underfloor heating, remote-controlled lighting, and a ceiling fan ensure a comfortable retreat. To arrange a private viewing of this property, please contact Mark Nestor Property Services on 090 6409095 or email info@marknestor.ie.
Source:Irish Independent
May 26, 2024 12:53 UTC
Pictured at the revival of the Gallen Set in honour of Paddy Claffey’s 103rd birthday were (back row) his son Pat and daughter-in law, Janet and (in front) Ann O’Shea, Paddy Claffey and Catherine Dolan. ‘Gallen Set’ revived in honour of 103-year-old Paddy Claffey! Previous Next Image 1 of 3 Rahan set dancing teacher, Nora Carroll, shares a joke with 103-year old Paddy Claffey from Noggusboy, Ferbane at the revival of the ‘Gallen Set’ in Cloghan Hall last week. (left to right): Adrian Claffey (grandson); Shay Claffey (great-grandson); Paddy Claffey, who celebrated his 103rd birthday on April 17, and his son, Pat. One of the last times Paddy Claffey danced the 'Gallen Set' was at the wedding of his only daughter, Bríd (Rooney) 28 years ago, when he was 75 years of age.
Source:Irish Independent
May 26, 2024 12:45 UTC
A recruitment drive is underway by the Brothers of Charity Services as the group supports people to lead full, valued and independent lives. Brothers of Charity Services provide supports to over 7,000 people with an intellectual disability or autism, operating in almost 1,000 locations throughout Ireland, including Roscommon and Galway. Staff are recruited from a wide variety of backgrounds including social care, psychology, speech and language therapy, social work, physiotherapy and nursing. “I started working with BOCSI as a locum support worker before becoming a social care worker in 2021,” says Sínead. The core value of the Brothers of Charity Services is the dignity and humanity of each person.”Visit careers.brothersofcharity.ie
Source:The Herald
May 26, 2024 11:51 UTC
The sale of Government shares in NatWest to the public could be scrapped after the Treasury confirmed that the sell-off had been postponed for the General Election. ‘A retail offer will not happen during the election period,’ a Treasury spokesperson said. The sale of Government shares in NatWest to the public could be scrappedChancellor Jeremy Hunt had lined up M&C Saatchi for a ‘Tell Sid’ advertising campaign. Sources said a sale would not now take place until the back end of the year as any incoming government would have to review the proposals. NatWest shares are up 40 per cent this year.
Source:Daily Mail
May 26, 2024 09:27 UTC
Changes to Leaving Cert science exams ‘at risk’ over shared files claimDepartment of Education plans to introduce new science specificationsSample exam papers will be sent to teachers next AprilWayne O'Connor Today at 03:30Changes to Leaving Cert science exams are at risk after teachers’ representatives accused a state body of lacking transparency over the sharing of key documents.
Source:Irish Independent
May 26, 2024 08:56 UTC
Gloria Hunniford granted freedom of her Co Armagh home boroughBy Rebecca Black, PATelevision personality Gloria Hunniford has been granted the freedom of her Co Armagh home borough. On Saturday, Ms Hunniford became the first woman to be granted the freedom of the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough in recognition for her outstanding contributions to broadcasting and charitable work. Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council conferred the Freedom of the Borough to Gloria Hunniford at the Palace Demesne in Armagh on Saturday. Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Margaret Tinsley said they bestowed the honour with great pride “to celebrate Gloria’s connection to our community, combined with her professional achievements and the profound impact from supporting cancer patients and their families”. Ms Hunniford said she was deeply honoured to receive the Freedom of the Borough where she grew up.
Source:Irish Independent
May 26, 2024 07:17 UTC
The car is like a go-kart: Max Verstappen bemoans Red Bull’s struggles in MonacoBy Philip Duncan, PA F1 Correspondent, Monte CarloMax Verstappen said his all-conquering Red Bull turned into a go-kart after his record-equalling run of eight consecutive pole positions came to an end in Monaco. Charles Leclerc will start Sunday’s 78-lap race from the front of the pack after he held his nerve to qualify fastest for Ferrari ahead of McLaren’s Oscar Piastri. His Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez, nicknamed the King of the Streets after claiming five of his six career victories at temporary tracks, qualified only 18th. But Leclerc banged the barriers en route to taking pole in 2021, meaning he was unable to start the race. “As much as it helps, we need to put everything together for Sunday’s race.
Source:Irish Independent
May 26, 2024 06:39 UTC
If you want the facts of the Holocaust, don’t read a novel, read a non-fiction work. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with that. “The historians would say: ‘Well, you know, this should not be used as a tool in studying the Holocaust.’ Of course, it shouldn’t be. It’s a novel, if you’re studying, use a wide range of things, read non-fiction. Boyne also called the abuse at Terenure “routine” and claimed there was “definitely a culture of violence in the school”.
Source:The Herald
May 26, 2024 05:08 UTC
Two men charged over €2.1m cannabis seizure in DublinMichael BoltonTwo men who were arrested in connection with the seizure of €2.1 million worth of cannabis have been charged. The two men in their 30s were arrested on Friday, and will appear in court on Saturday evening. Officers from the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau and the Revenue Customs Service detected the consignment on Friday. Revenue said the 105kg of cannabis was discovered following an “intelligence-led operation”. Gardaí say investigations are ongoing.
Source:Irish Independent
May 26, 2024 03:28 UTC
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Source:The Herald
May 26, 2024 00:54 UTC
Draper, 22, should still expect to get his first ever win at the French Open. Cam Norrie (No 32 seed) v Pavel Kotov (Rus, WR57) Kotov, 25, has had a good clay court season and will look to inflict damage with his booming forehand. Katie Boulter (No 26 seed) v Paula Badosa (Sp, WR 140) The British No 1 makes her main-draw debut. If Nadal is not yet ready to say goodbye to tennis, then tennis is also just as reluctant to bid farewell to him. If he gets past Nadal, Zverev, who won the Italian Open title last weekend, could be the one to take advantage in what, on the men’s side, is shaping up to be France’s most open Open for 20 years.
Source:Daily Mail
May 26, 2024 00:38 UTC
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Source:The Herald
May 26, 2024 00:25 UTC