Dalton Mac Namee
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An Garda Síochána Spent More Than €660,000 On Hotels During Joe Biden Visit In 2023 (opens the original)
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Figures have shown that An Garda Síochána spent more than €660,000 on hotel accommodation during Joe Biden's presidential visit to Ireland in 2023. According to these figures, the garda policing operation for Mr Biden's visit cost €31 million, including the €664,000 spent on hotels. Other expenses includes CCTV costs and overtime, according to a confidential letter sent to the Public Accounts Committee which was seen by the Irish Independent. These reports also said that a number of these hotels
John Lennon 'Could Be A Complete Idiot' Says Paul McCartney (opens the original)
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Paul McCartney has said that his late Beatles bandmate and close friend, John Lennon "could be a complete idiot". The music icon was speaking about this during a chat with director, Judd Apatow, where he reflected on the pair's infamously intense early period in the 1970s. During this chat, Apatow asked McCartney why John Lennon had appeared to be irritated by his post-Beatles direction, asking: “Was it a joyfulness to it while he's doing primal scream and you're having fun? What do you think go
US Woman Remarkably Survives Two Lethal Injections On Death Row (opens the original)
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A US woman, Christa Pike has survived death row, despite receiving two doses of a lethal drug. Pike who was meant to be put to death for a murder in 1995, was found to be alive and loudly snoring after the attempted lethal injection, with her legal team revealing that she was taken by ambulance from the prison. In a statement, they said: "We have not been informed as to her condition". Pike and her boyfriend were convicted of fatally stabbing and beating 19 year old, Colleen Slemmer in 1995, who
Dublin Dart Station To Close During Ireland v Austria Nations League Match (opens the original)
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It has been confirmed that a Dublin Dart station is to temporarily shut tomorrow evening during the UEFA Nations League match between the Republic of Ireland and Austria at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. Iarnrod Eireann have confirmed that from 3,30 pm tomorrow, Lansdown Road is to close due to a "normal testing and readiness exercise", as part of a plan to help prepare for future sporting events at the Aviva Stadium, including Euro 2028, with seven matches from that tournament set to take place at
FAI To Defend Decision To Play Israel Before Oireachtas Committee (opens the original)
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The FAI are explaining their decision to go ahead with the controversial UEFA Nations League fixture between the Republic of Ireland and Israel as they appear before the Oireachtas Committee on Arts, Media, Communications, Culture and Sport. The meeting is led by Sport Ireland and their CEO, Una May, while the FAI, led by CEO, David Courell and President Paul Cooke are also present. This comes after the Republic of Ireland beat Israel 3-0 on Sunday night in Debrecen, Hungary, with first half goa
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