Новости за 06.06.2023

North Belfast MP John Finucane is set to attend the event billed as the ‘South Armagh Volunteers Commemoration’ this weekend.

Speaking about the nomination, the Lord Mayor said: “Duncan Stewart is highly deserving of this honour. In fact, I can’t think of any other Irish person who has done more over such a long period of time to spread the word about environmental issues."

Glen Ward, 30, and Eric O'Driscoll, 21, are accused of violent disorder by using or threatening to use violence at the Cardiffsbridge Road-Deanstown Green junction in Finglas on August 9th.

New accounts filed by Fattal Leonardo Operation (Ireland) Ltd - formerly Fattal Jurys Operation (Ireland) Ltd - show that the 128pc surge in revenues from €20.29 million to €48.32 million resulted in the business returning to profit to record pre-tax profits of €4.18 million.

The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) also directed that father of two Ainis Guzauskus will face trial before a judge and jury in a higher court if he contests the case.

Mr Rosney (37), a father of four from Ferbane, Co Offaly, died on September 28th 2020 after becoming unwell after being restrained by several prison officers at Cloverhill Prison.

Byrne’s decision to fight extradition means a separate hearing will now take place where a defence lawyer will put forward reasons why he should not be made to return to the UK.

The bank’s latest Global Economic Prospects report, which it issued on Tuesday, marks an upgrade from its previous forecast in January.

The natterjack toad which is only naturally found in Kerry is a boom and bust species, breeding prolifically one year and not at all the next.

Firefighters may escalate the strike next week, which could see the closure of roughly 50% of fire stations in every county.

Harry said: ‘Our country is judged globally by the state of our press and our government – both of which I believe are at rock bottom.’

There will be no increase to the Dublin Tunnel toll but cars on the M50 will be charged an extra 30c

Mairead McGuinness said it is not the case that farmers will have to ‘hand over’ 20% of their land to nature

Harry is at the Rolls Building in central London to begin giving evidence.

Harry is suing Mirror Group Newspapers (MGN) for damages, alleging he was targeted by journalists using unlawful methods of gathering information.

The tenant was renting a property in Phibsborough, Dublin and took a case with the Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) alleging her landlord had wrongfully evicted her as she was legally residing in the dwelling.

The man’s remains were found close to an area known as Orchard in Leighlinbridge, Co Carlow at around 3.30pm.

The Hammers are bidding to win a first major trophy since the FA Cup in 1980.

Trade union Siptu said local authorities have failed to address the recruitment and retention crisis in the fire service

Davy Byrnes is today establishing itself as a niche attraction in Dublin’s social scene by tailoring its products to meet contemporary social demand.

Nissan’s Juke hybrid should be a slam-dunk success, but it has to get past the popular Toyota Yaris Cross hybrid first…

New export business grew at its fastest rate since last summer and business expectations improved, a survey showed

The Banking and Payments Federation has joined with the Money Advice Budgeting Service to launch a dedicated website, DealingWithDebt.ie.

The arrest of a senior Kinahan cartel member in Spain leads many of the Irish front pages on Tuesday

Mirror Group Newspapers is contesting the claims.