Month: August 2021

The body of Conor O’Brien, who was originally from Gorey in Co. Wexford, was discovered in Enfield on Friday morning.

The population has increased by 34 thousand over the last year, bringing the total to more than 5 million.

One of Wexford’s greatest ever hurlers – Pat Nolan of Glenbrien has been laid to rest.

This also applies to public transport which can exclude many from living independent lives.  

A massive volume of 999 calls in Dublin over recent days has put a strain on the National Ambulance Service.

Around 65 per cent of 12-17 year olds have registered to get a vaccine ahead of the new school term.

September is the month for the green ribbon campaign this year where the theme is inclusion.

US President Joe Biden’s declared a major disaster in the state.

An Garda Síochána are appealing for witnesses and a murder investigation has been launched.

living in Ireland is expensive, but the training provided to employees in hospitality will stand to them throughout their working career.

Colm Neville says PUP seems to be more attractive than returning to work for some people.

Dog Warden John Colfer can be contacted on 087-6203043

The incident happened at around 10am.

The US President has rejected calls from allies to extend the deadline to get troops out of the country beyond August 31st.

It’s believed it could be close to lunch time before the problem is rectified.

It’s after the figure rose to its highest since March over the weekend.

Mary made the discovery after checking his phone and found text messages from the drug pusher.

Jordan Lee and Brittney Arendse carried the Irish flag into the Tokyo National Stadium at the Paralympics opening ceremony.

A meeting of global leaders will take place later to discuss whether to request an extension to the August 31st deadline of getting people out of the country.

It costs 60,000 euro per year to keep the service operating due largely to public fundraising

The second driver who was involved in the two vehicle collision last week in Enniscorthy has died.

Two people were questioned and the investigation is continuing.

The aim is to pressurise the health authorities and the Government into accelerating the reopening of gigs, events and festivals next month.

Temperatures will generally be higher than 20 degrees over the next few days.

The Streetscape Enhancement Initiative is designed to make rural towns and villages more attractive places to live, work and visit.

Up to 20 monitors will be given to each primary school, with secondary schools receiving between 20 and 35.

Emergency services attended the scene at Aughnagalley, Enniscorthy and investigating officers have ruled out foul play

The cannabis was found when Gardai searched a residential property on the Old Tramore Road at 6:30pm yesterday.