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Three teenagers were taken to hospital after an incident in which a car was driven at people in north Co Dublin. Three teenagers were taken to hospital after an incident in which a car was driven at people in north Co Dublin. Gardaí said they had responded to a public order incident at Harbour Road, Skerries on Saturday night. A spokesperson said: “At approximately 9.30pm a large number of youths gathered and a fight broke out.

A stock image of a Garda station Investigators arrested a man aged in his 20s in connection with the investigation. A man is to appear in court over a fatal assault in Dublin earlier this month. Anthony Long, aged in his 40s, died in hospital days after the alleged assault at Parslickstown Drive, Mulhuddart, on July 3. On Saturday, investigators arrested a man aged in his 20s in connection with the investigation. He is due to appear before Blanchardstown District Court on Sunday morning.

2026 is the UN International Year of the Woman Farmer | File photo Events will take place in Roscommon, Tullamore, County Offaly, and in Ennis ​​A nationwide series of evening events celebrating the UN International Year of the Woman Farmer 2026 has been announced. Covering the main themes of farm health, safety, and wellbeing, the first event scheduled will take place during National Farm Safety Week on July 23 in Roscommon.

The bypass was added to the National Development Plan in 2025 | Tipperary Live Data indicates that about 14,500 vehicles travel via the town from the motorway and from Twomileborris direction each day A slight bit of news on the somewhat legendary Thurles bypass was provided at the latest Tipperary County Council meeting, the last before the summer recess, where councillors were told that the €50,000 allocation from the TII will bring the project to ‘Phase 0’.

Michelle Aylward, CEO of Tipperary Chamber | File photo 18.1% of shops are vacant in Clonmel, 14.7% in Thurles, and 14.4% in Nenagh ​ Michelle Aylward, the chief executive of County Tipperary Chamber, took to the Dáil last week to make a pre-budget submission on behalf of the chamber and make the case for further investment in the county.​ Pointing out that Tipperary has a population of 182,900, with 76,031 holding jobs in the county and an average salary of €30,654: “that puts us fifth out...

Racegoers in line for a ice cream at The Curragh Racecourse in County Kildare Irish forecasting agency Met Éireann defines a heatwave as five or more consecutive summer days above 25C. Parts of Ireland have narrowly missed out on matching a record heatwave amid a prolonged spell of high temperatures, according to provisional data. Irish forecasting agency Met Éireann defines a heatwave as five or more consecutive summer days above 25C.

​​Building resilience is very necessary practice in this world of ours. | Venti Views ‘This too shall pass’ is a good mantra for building resilience. ​​Building resilience is very necessary practice in this world of ours. It can demand a lot, physically, emotionally, and even spiritually. We are expected to put in the hard yards in work, be emotionally available and capable everywhere, and to be sure of our place in the world with a certainty bordering on religious fervour.

Bookshops in Thurles and Nenagh are being supported through the scheme | Bookworm Thurles Independent bookshops, one of the most valuable assets in the age of internet propaganda and algorithms, are to receive community funding Bookshops in Nenagh and Thurles are to receive €5,000 each from the Books at One Community Prize Fund, to support or develop “new and engaging activities for the benefit of their local community”.

A garda spokesman said investigations are ongoing. A man has been arrested over a fatal assault in Dublin earlier this month. The deceased, a man in his 40s, died in hospital days after the alleged assault at Parslickstown Drive, Mulhuddart, on July 3. On Wednesday, Gardaí said a man in his 50s was charged to appear before Blanchardstown District Court in connection with the incident. On Saturday, investigators arrested a second man.

The MV Matthew at Maulbaun, Co Cork A seized drug-smuggling cargo ship which cost the State millions to store was transferred to a company for a ‘nominal’ fee of one dollar. A seized drug-smuggling cargo ship which cost the State millions to store was transferred to a company for a “nominal” fee of one dollar, Revenue has said. The MV Matthew was detained in September 2023 as part of an operation which led to the largest seizure of cocaine in Irish history – 2.2 tonnes or 157 million euro.