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Search Articles‘Absolutely Disgusting': Illegal nappy dumping at Donegal beauty spot
Up to 20 nappies were found illegally dumped in the Stragill River on the approach to Stragill Beach, Buncrana. | Supplied The incident has sparked fresh appeals for anyone who witnesses illegal dumping to report it to the authorities. A South Inishowen councillor has condemned the dumping of up to 20 nappies in the Stragill River near Stragill Beach, describing the incident as "absolutely disgusting" and calling on those responsible to think about the impact their actions have on the environment.
Man arrested in probe over fight and car being driven at people in north Dublin
Four people, including three teenagers, were injured in the incidents on Saturday night. A man has been arrested in connection with an incident of public disorder in north Co Dublin that included a large fight and a car being driven at several people. Four people, including three teenagers, were injured in the incidents on Saturday night. Gardaí said they had responded to a public order incident at Harbour Road, Skerries on Saturday night.
Health & Happiness: The restorative power of Inishowen's beaches
Studies suggest that being by the sea can reduce levels of cortisol, the body's primary stress hormone, while improving mood and promoting relaxation. | (Iconic) “Our beaches are living classrooms too. If you slow down, you'll notice a fascinating world all around you” There is something deeply restorative about standing on an Inishowen beach in summer.
Man in hospital after reported shooting
A man in his 60s was injured at the scene in Limerick. A man has been taken to hospital after a reported shooting in Limerick. Gardaí said they responded to reports of the discharge of a firearm at a premises in Hyde Road at about 4.30pm on Sunday. A man in his 60s was injured at the scene. He was taken to University Hospital Limerick to be treated for injuries. A Garda spokeswoman said on Sunday evening: “The scene is currently held for examination.” Continue Reading
Teenage girl dies after Wexford crash
The single-vehicle crash happened in Sheastown at about 6.20am on July 8. A teenage girl has died more than a week after a car crash in Co Wexford. She has been named locally as 14-year-old Sophie Caulfield. She was among three passengers injured in the single-vehicle crash in Sheastown at about 6.20am on Wednesday July 8. On Sunday, gardaí confirmed she died from her injuries on Friday.
Carndonagh hold off Naomh Ultan fightback to stay in Division 2
The Carndonagh team in Killygordon | Photo - CLG Charn Domhnaigh Carndonagh 3-18 Naomh Ultan 1-17 Carndonagh retained their Division 2 status for another season after a strong first half to keep away a Naomh Ultan comeback in the promotion/relegation playoff in Páirc Aodh Rua in Killygordon on Sunday, Early two-pointers from James Monagle and Kalvin McLaughlin, along with a goal from Cian Burke, set the tone, but it was a brace of Olan McLaughlin two-pointers and goals from McLaughlin and...
'It feels amazing' - National 10 Mile title for Letterkenny AC's McAuley
Stephen McAuley on his way to victory | Athletics Irelan d The Ballyclare, Co Antrim, native moved to the front before the halfway mark and responded to repeated attacks from a chasing group Stephen McAuley of Letterkenny AC claimed the senior men’s title at the National 10 Mile, held in conjunction with the Irish Runner 10 Mile in the Phoenix Park.
Barrtalk: Magic in the Air – Moville Festival 2026 was the best ever
A win-win: The Moville Celtic U-12 Braves celebrate their league title triumph, which came in the middle of the town's best festival ever. | (Iconic) Moville journalist Caoimhinn Barr writes a weekly column which has been running in the Inishowen Independent newspaper since 2010 There are festivals, and then there are festivals that people will still be talking about years from now. For me, the 2026 Moville Festival falls firmly into the latter category.
Gambling regulator threatens prediction market with High Court action
One of the largest prediction market websites has been threatened with court action if it does not geoblock Ireland. One of the largest prediction market websites has been threatened with court action if it does not geoblock Ireland, the head of the Irish gambling regulator has said.
AIN Donegal makes several rescues with ‘Kitten Season’ in full flow
Tiana is healing well after jaw surgery and a leg amputation | AIN Donegal AIN has provided updates on several cats and dogs who needed surgery and rehoming Animals in Need (AIN) has had another busy week as ‘Kitten Season’ is at its height. A Trap/Neuter/Return (TNR) was carried out on a colony of feral cats in Glencolmcille and six kittens were treated for cat flu. Rehoming of fostered animals has been slow, but the lucky kitten Smokey was adopted recently and is loving his new home.