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Lahiff the hero as Dublin snatch late victory in the West
Tom Lahiff's point after the hooter gave Dublin a much needed win on the road as they beat Galway in Salthill by 2-14 to 1-18. Galway's two second-half goals were not enough to seal victory as the visitors showed character in abundance to bounce back from their provincial defeat to Meath and get season back on track. The travelling Dublin army enjoyed their afternoon in the sunshine and were set into celebration as Lahiff sealed victory at the death.
Late late drama as Saints and Shamrock Rovers share spoils
Goals from either side at the death saw both sides share the spoils in the Red Line Derby at Richmond Park. Lee Grace thought he earned Rovers' all three points with his header two minutes from time but Saints skipper Joe Redmond rescued a point in injury-time with a powerful header which set the home fans into raptures. A stunning end to a frantic night in Inchicore as both remain in the top three of the SSE Airtricity League Table.
French demolition job ends Ireland's grand slam dreams
France showed their class with a stunning second-half display to end Ireland's Grand Slam bid, three tries in 15 minutes after the break saw the the visitors assume full control. Ireland were left beaten, battered and with no answers to a dominant France side, who lost their talisman Antoine Dupont to injury after 30 minutes.
14-man Dublin lose at death to Offaly in controversial finish
14-man Dublin beaten by Offaly after injury-time winner from a Dan Ravenhill free. Conor Burke was sent-off in the second-half as the Faithful county overcame a four point deficit at the break to inflict a first defeat of the Niall Ó Ceallacháin era. Brian Hayes' late goal gave Dublin the platform for victory before Brian Duignan inspired Offaly to snatch the win in the final moments. Conor Burke got the first of his three first-half points inside 70 seconds to open the scoring.
Man rushed to hospital following shooting in Crumlin home
A man has been left with serious injuries following a shooting at a home in Crumlin. The incident happened on Rutland Avenue shortly after a quarter to 10 last night. The man, aged 39, was rushed to St. James Hospital for treatment on what are being described as "serious but non-life-threatening injuries". The scene has been preserved for a forensic examination. Gardaí say an investigation into the shooting is underway. More to follow...
Man Dead and Another Injured After Overnight City Centre Stabbing
A man has died in the city centre following a serious public order incident in the early hours of Saturday morning. The assault took place in the popular nightlife location of South Anne Street. A man received injuries during the incident, he taken by ambulance to St. James' Hospital where he was later pronounced dead. Another man is still in hospital receiving treatment for injuries received during the assault.
Bugler to the fore as Dessie Farrell's Dublin begin 2025 with a win
New rules and new faces to the fore as Dublin start life without Fenton and McCarthy with victory over Mayo in Croke Park. Sean Bugler kicked seven points in a man-of-the-match display to start Dubln's National League campaign with a win. Kevin Lahiff's goal inside four minutes sent the Boys in Blue on their way.
Thousands still without power as country reels from Storm Darragh
The ESB is working to restore electricity supply to 325,000 impacted customers across Ireland, after Storm Darragh barrelled through last night. The body says its crews and partner contractors have been out working since early morning to safely restore power in challenging conditions. It's expected that further power outages can be expected throughout the afternoon, and full restoration for some customers could take a number of days.
Michael D Higgins leads tributes to legendary entertainer Dickie Rock
Dickie Rock has been described as an 'iconic figure in the showband music scene'. The former Miami Showband star died yesterday aged 88. His death was confirmed in a statement issued by his family last night.
Na Fianna advance to Leinster Hurling final after Decisive Second-Half Goal
Na Fianna are back in the Leinster Senior Hurling Final after thrilling second-half performance saw them over the line against the Wexford Champions. Sean Ryan's second-half goal proved the difference between the sides in a game played in front of a big crowd in Parnell Park Nine from Colin Currie and a strong defensive display by Kevin Burke set the platform for their victory as Niall O Cellachain's side progress to the Leinster decider.
Comedian Jon Kenny dies aged 66
The death has been announced of comedian and actor Jon Kenny. The Limerick man found nationwide fame in the 1990s with D'Unbelievables, playing a variety of ecentric Irish characters alongside Pat Shortt. He also appeared as an actor in films such as Mrs Browns Boys D'Movie, Angela's Ashes, and more recently in The Banshees of Inisherin. Kenny had been receiving treatment this year for cancer and heart failure. He is survived by his wife Margie, daughter Leah, son Aaron and wider family
Eoin Kennedy the Hero as Cuala win first ever Dublin Football Crown
14 man Cuala win first ever Dublin Senior Football Title after late drama in Parnell Park. A late Eoin Kennedy fisted point sealed victory at the death for Austin O'Malley's men. Con O'Callaghan was sent-off in the second-half as Cuala a way to break Crokes' Dublin dominance. Blustery conditions met the sides as Storm Ashley made its presence felt across the country. It was the challengers who started the better, Charlie McMorrow hit Cuala into the lead with a fine effort inside 40 seconds.
St Vincent's Claim Third Camogie Title in-a-row after Rampant Final Quarter
St. Vincents complete the three-in-a-row after devastating final quarter display to break Ballyboden hearts. One goal and 5 points without reply sealed victory for the Marino club infront of a big crowd in Parnell Park. Aisling Maher opened the scoring for the Marino side inside the opening minute but it was soon cancelled out by an Eimear O'Leary free, Maher put over another dead ball to restore the Vincents' lead in the 9th minute.
Holders Crokes Set-up Southside Football Final Showdown with Cuala
Kilmacud Crokes remain on course for a fourth consecutive Dublin Senior Football title after beating 14 man Na Fianna in Parnell Park. It was the holders who started the brighter, Shane Walsh opened the scoring with a superbly struck 45', while Paddy O'Connor got his first point of the day shortly after with a well taken effort. Na Fianna struggled early on and Crokes' good start continued throughout first Walsh and then points from Mannion and O'Connor to make it five unanswered points.
Garda investigation underway after death of prisoner in Cloverhill
Gardaí at Ronanstown say they are investigating all the circumstances surrounding the death of a prisoner at Cloverhill Prison in the early hours of this morning. Shortly after 5:30 am, Gardaí and emergency services were alerted by prison authorities to an incident within the prison. A man in his 40s, who was injured during the incident, received treatment from emergency services but was pronounced dead a short time later.
Three men arrested after gun seizure in North Dublin
A Gardaí investigation is underway following the seizure of a firearm and ammunition in Finglas yesterday. During the course of routine patrols, Gardaí carried out a search of a vehicle in the Kippure Park area of Finglas and recovered a suspected pistol along with ammunition. Three men, who are all aged in their 20s, were arrested and are currently being detained at Garda Stations in the Dublin area.
Green Line Luas Services out of action 'for a number' of hours
Those planning on taking the Luas Green Line today are being asked to make alternative arrangements. There have been no services throughout the morning on the Green Line due to a technical issue with overheard power lines. Technicians are currently carrying out inspections on overhead lines and all tram pantographs on the Green Line. These inspections are expected to take a number of hours, forcing many Dubliners to find other travel options.
Three Gardaí injured after public disorder in Coolock
Three Gardaí have been injured and one man arrested following a public order incident in Coolock. Officers attended the scene at the former Crown Paints site on the Malahide Road after demonstrators gathered for a protest, which had passed off peacefully. A short time later, an incident of public disorder occurred nearby, which led to the Garda Public Order Unit being deployed.
Kilkenny hammer Dublin to win 5th consecutive Leinster crown
All Sport All-Stars Eoin Cody and Adrian Mullen shined as Dublin were well beaten by Kilkenny in the Leinster Senior Hurling decider. A dominant opening half hour display by the Cats left the Boys in Blue in their wake, as they showed off their All-Ireland credentials to lead by 2-18 to 0-09 points at the break. Dublin's hopes were dealt an earlier blow by Eoin Cody inside three minutes after his brilliant solo goal. A strike which would become a sign of things to come for the Dublin defence.
Two men arrested after €2.1 million worth of Cannabis seized in Dublin
Two men in their 30's remain in custody this morning following a €2.1 million drugs seizure in Dublin. 105 kilos of herbal cannabis was found in the capital yesterday as part of an intelligence-led operation. It was carried out between the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau and Revenue Customs Service. The men are currently being detained at a Garda Station in the west of the city. Gardaí say their investigations are ongoing.
Tens of thousands take part in Darkness into Light
Organisers say that around 100,000 people took part in more than 230 official walks across four continents to raise funds for the suicide and self-harm prevention charity Pieta House. People walked, swam, sailed and ran their way from Darkness into Light this morning at sunrise. The annual fundraiser last year raised over 4-million euro.
Trinity students taking part in on campus protest over Gaza war
A number of students at Trinity College have set up an encampment on campus to protest about the ongoing genocide in Gaza. They group are calling on the College to cut all it's ties with Israel. Around 60 protestors gathered on Fellows Square in the campus from 8.30pm last night. The group say they intend to remain on campus until their demands are met by the College.
10 man Shels hang on against Rovers at Tolka Park
All Sport It ended in a stalemate at Tolka Park after an ill-tempered affair between the Champions and the league leaders. A frantic opening 20 minutes gave away to a cagey encounter with neither side able to break the deadlock. Rob Hennessy was the busiest man on the night, dishing out seven yellow cards and sending off Reds' substitute Shane Farrell. It had the big night feel from early on in Drumcondra, with a number of famous faces from around Irish football among the 4,628 in attendance.
Dublin march on to Leinster semi-final with victory over Royals
Dublin are on course for a 14th consecutive Leinster crown after they beat Meath by 3-19 to 0-12 in Croke Park. It was a dominant second-half performance from the Boys in Blue that left the Royals in their wake. Dessie Farrell had to do without Brian Fenton through suspension after he was sent off in last month's League final defeat to Derry.
Man arrested after €268,000 worth of drugs seized at Dublin Airport
A man is in custody this morning after a drugs seizure at Dublin Airport yesterday. Herbal cannabis worth over 268 thousand euro was recovered from baggage, after a plane flew in from Malaga in Spain. Revenue officers seized approximately 13.4 kilogrammes of the drug during the search. A man in his 30s was arrested and is currently being detained at a Garda Station in the county. Authorities say their investigations are ongoing.
Another fatality on the country roads as death toll in 2024 rises to 56
A woman in her 30s has died and four others have been injured following a fatal two-car crash in Tipperary. Gardaí and emergency services attended the collision on the N24 at Kilsheelan yesterday at 10pm. A female passenger of one of the cars was pronounced deceased at the scene. The male driver of the car, who is in his 40s, was taken to Waterford University Hospital for treatment for injuries believed be non-life-threatening.
115 dead and 11 suspects detained after 'terror attack' in Russia
Atleast 115 people have been killed after gunmen opened fire in a terrorist attack in Russia. The shooting happened at a large concert hall in Krasnogorsk in the Moscow region yesterday. Band Picnic were just about to play the venue, which can hold some 6,200 people, before gunmen started firing at the concert hall. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack. The Russian investigative committee has confirmed the updated death toll in a recent statement.
Man seriously injured after assault at National Boys Boxing Championship
A man, in his 40s, sustained serious injuries after a violent assault which occurred at the National Boy 4 Boxing Championships in County Roscommon. A number of men entered the Boxing Club in Castlerea armed with weapons, the man was then attacked and left needing medical treatment. Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene yesterday evening. The man was later taking to Galway University Hospital. His injuries are believed not to be life threatening according to Gardaí.
Man arrested for role in supply of drugs to West Dublin prisons
A man has been arrested following a search of a home in the west of the city yesterday. Gardaí say it was part of their ongoing operation investigating the supply of drugs into prisons in West Dublin. €180,000 in cash, a designer watch valued at €10,000 and several mobile phones were seized by Gardaí. A 42 year old man, arrested at the scene, remains in custody today.
Two men in custody after €32.8 million of drugs seized
Two men remain in custody this morning over a massive drugs seizure worth €32.8 million. Around 546kg of drugs, believed to be crystal meth, were uncovered at Cork port, making it one of the biggest seizures in the history of the State. Two firearms were also recovered during follow-up searches in Kerry and Cork. The operation was carried out by officers from Revenue and An Garda Síochána. It is reported that the seizure is linked to a notorious Mexican drug cartel.
Almost 80% of Irish people support Palestine as protest to take place in the city
A recent 'Ireland Thinks' poll shows that 79% of Irish people think Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. It comes as another pro-Palestinian protest is planned for the capital on Saturday. Today's protest will feature large visual images of Irish government leaders calling on them to take action to help end the war. The group wants to see the government impose sanctions, break diplomatic relations and formally join South Africa's genocide case at the ICJ.
New warning issued as nitazene powder found in drugs
The HSE has issued new information after a second type of nitazene has been identified in illicit drugs on the Dublin market. Protonitazene has been found in samples of heroin in the city. The HSE say these types of nitazenes can lead to increases in overdoses and sudden clusters. They have also asked services in Dublin and Cork to prepare for possible overdoses and for them to work with people on safety plans to help them minimise harm.
10 fire engines battling blaze in West Dublin
At around 6am this morning, the fire brigade were called to a fire at a recycling facility off the Cappagh Road in Huntstown. Ten fire engines are on the scene including two turntable ladders, two water tankers, two foam tenders and an emergency tender. The Dublin Fire Brigade say they are receiving support from the Dublin Airport Fire Service.
Orange wind warning as Storm Isha set to hit Dublin
The country is set to be hit by high winds as Storm Isha hits. Met Éireann have issued a Status Orange wind warning tomorrow for 27 counties including Dublin. The orange warning will be in affect for the capital from 5pm on Sunday until the early hours of Monday morning. The high winds will lead to difficult travelling conditions, and potential damage to trees and power lines.
Funeral of Christmas Eve shooting victim taking place
A strong Garda presence is expected at the funeral of Jason Hennessy Senior today. The service will take place at Saint Patrick's church in Corduff at 11 o'clock this morning. The 48 year old was dining at Browne's Steakhouse in Blanchardstown on the 24th of December, when gunman Tristan Sherry entered and shot Jason Hennessy a number of times. The victim later died of gunshot wounds on the 4th of January, 11 days after the Christmas Eve shooting.
Gardaí investigating after shots fired on Northside
Gardaí say they are investigating reports of gunshots being fired in Finglas on Friday evening. The incident is believed to have happened in the Mellowes Avenue area of Dublin 11 shortly before 10pm. In a statement, Gardaí say no injuries have been reported. The scene in Finglas is currently being preserved for a technical examination and the Garda investigation remains ongoing.
Thousands expected in Dublin for largest pro-Palestine rally yet
A demonstration will take place in Dublin today as part of a global day of protest in support of Palestinian people. Major gatherings will also take places in cities like London and Washington. The rally will begin at the Garden of Remembrance at 1 o'clock. It is being organised by the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign and supported by more than 70 Irish civil society groups. People Before Profit TD Richard Boyd Barrett explains the reasons for the protest.
Actor Christian Oliver and his two daughters killed in plane crash
Christian Oliver and his two young daughters have died in a plane crash in the Caribbean. The small aircraft, they were travelling in went down over water, en route to St Lucia yesterday. The actor, who is 51, was on board with his daughters aged 10 and 12. The pilot, Robert Sachs was also killed during the crash. The German-born star was best known for his role in the 2008 movie Speed Racer.
Connolly to Sligo services suspended after tragic incident
Shortly before 2pm on Saturday, the 11.05 Sligo/Connolly service was involved in a 'tragic incident'. Irish Rail say that the train struck a person near Enfield. Emergency services are on site. Services to and from Sligo have been suspended. All passengers are being advised to check Iarnród Éireann for further updates. Update: Ongoing disruption to Sligo services due to a tragic incident on the line at Enfield. Emergency services are in attendance. Services remain suspended until further notice.
Woman arrested after actor Charlie Sheen attacked in LA
A woman has been arrested and charged after actor Charlie Sheen was assaulted in Los Angeles. Police say the Two and A Half Men star was attacked on Wednesday afternoon. The 47-year-old woman, called Electra Schrock, has been charged in connection with burglary and assault using a deadly weapon. It is being reported by US media that Ms. Schrock is a neighbour of Sheen. The Los Angeles Sheriff's Department have not yet confirmed the type of weapon used in the assault.
Women charged after large drugs haul at Dublin Airport
A woman in her 20s has been charged in connection with a drugs find at Dublin Airport yesterday. Cannabis worth over €280,000 was found when Revenue officers stopped and searched the baggage of the women. She landed into Dublin Airport on a flight from Toronto. The woman was arrested at the scene by Gardaí. She is due to appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice this morning.
Gardaí investigating after patrol car rammed in Dublin 7
Gardaí are continuing to investigate an incident where a patrol car was rammed in Smithfield. Two Gardaí were injured following the collision on Brunswick Street shortly after midday on Friday. They were later brought to the Mater hospital for medical treatment. An Garda Síochána say the officers involved are being supported by colleagues and management, with counselling also available.
Over €1.7 million worth of drugs seized in Dublin
Revenue say they have seized around €1.75 million euro worth of drugs in Dublin over the last few days. Yesterday while examining parcels at a premises, officers with the aid of their detector dog Milo, found over €1 million euro worth of cannabis. The drugs were discovered in parcels coming from Spain and were destined for addresses across Dublin. €720,000 worth of cannabis was also found separately yesterday at Dublin Port in a consignment arriving from Barcelona.
Status Orange warning for Dublin as Storm Elin set to hit
A Met Éireann status Orange weather warning will be in place today. Storm Elin is set to generate gale force winds and severe gusts, causing disruption and difficulty travelling conditions. The warning was issued just after midnight and is valid for three hours from 12:00 on Saturday to 15:00.
The Guinness Storehouse voted World’s Leading Tourist Attraction
The Guinness Storehouse has been voted the World’s Leading Tourist Attraction for 2023 at the World Travel Awards in Dubai. It beat off competition from the likes of The Great Wall of China, India's Taj Mahal and Niagara Falls in Canada to scoop the top prize. While Machu Picchu in Peru won the title in 2021 and 2022. The storehouse was first opened at St. James Gate in 2000 and attracted more than 1.1 million visitors last year.
Two men in custody after €8 million drugs seizure at Weston Airport
Two men remain in custody this morning, following a large drugs seizure at Dublin's Weston Airport. Yesterday, a light aircraft and a vehicle were searched and intercepted. 60 kg of heroin was found during the search, with the drugs said to be worth around €8 million. Two men in their 40s and 60s were arrested during the joint investigation involving Gardaí and Revenue officers. The men are being held at a Garda station in County Kildare where they can be questioned for up to 7 days.
Gardaí acquire water cannons to deal with potential of further riots
Gardaí have secured two water cannons from the PSNI to deal with any future riots that may occur in the city centre. Many business in the capital were looted during the course of Thursday disturbances. Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has acquired the cannons, with the prospect of further riots not ruled out.
Concerns raised over decline in number of tourists visiting Ireland
There's a call for Government action over the fall in the number of overseas tourists to Ireland. The Restaurants Association of Ireland says there's been a drop of almost a third in the number of international visitors to these shores. The group's Chief Executive, Adrian Cummins says it's going to cause hardship for the hospitality sector.
Concerns raised over decline in number of tourists visiting Ireland
There's a call for Government action over the fall in the number of overseas tourists to Ireland. The Restaurants Association of Ireland says there's been a drop of almost a third in the number of international visitors to these shores. The group's Chief Executive, Adrian Cummins says it's going to cause hardship for the hospitality sector.
Duff signs new deal to stay as manager of Shelbourne
Shelbourne have announced that Damien Duff has signed a new contract with the club. His current deal was due to expire at the end of this season but he has now committed his future to the Drumcondra club. The club say Duff's contract extension reaffirms the club’s commitment in the former Irish international's ambitious vision for the future. The 44 year old took over the club in 2021 and led the Reds to a 4th place finish this year.
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