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- Sep 18, 2026
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Up to a month in jail: nearly 500 held pre-deportation since O'Callaghan took over (opens the original)
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PEOPLE HELD IN Ireland ahead of enforced deportation spend a median 29 days in custody before being removed from the State, records released under freedom of information show. The figures released to The Journal show that 477 people were detained in relation to deportation orders in 2025 and up to 8 September of this year. The Irish Human Rights and Equality Council (IHREC) has expressed concern about the State’s “high level of reliance on imprisonment for immigration purposes”. People who haven
Investigation ongoing after bomb squad responds to package sent to US Customs at Shannon (opens the original)
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GARDAÍ ARE INVESTIGATING after a suspicious package arrived in Shannon Airport addressed to US customs, forcing the army bomb squad to be called in. Gardaí are working to establish who the sender was. A garda spokesperson told The Journal that they received a report of a suspicious package at Shannon Airport on the morning of 25 August at around 10.30am. “Following a preliminary examination of the scene, the package was contained and removed to an alternate location which would not impact airpor
Tusla is still 'routinely' placing children in hotel rooms with agency staff on emergency basis (opens the original)
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TUSLA’S OUT-OF-hours service is still “routinely” placing children in “inappropriate” settings overnight with agency staff looking after them. An inspection of the service by the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) found that it lacks governance and management structures, and that it does not have a clear “purpose and function”. The authority also found that the out-of-hours service, which provides emergency care to children when mainstream Tusla services are closed on evenings and w
Major delays after lorry and tractor crash on Boyne Valley Bridge (opens the original)
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A MAN IN his 40s has been arrested at the scene of a crash involving a lorry and a tractor on the Boyne Valley Bridge near Drogheda that has seen serious traffic delays build up this morning. The collision occurred shortly after 5am and the resulting impact on traffic is ongoing. The driver of the tractor was brought to hospital via ambulance “as a precaution”, a garda spokesperson has said, while another man aged in his 40s was arrested at the scene. The man who was arrested has since been char
'Like hot lava': Family suffers devastating house fire 'caused by e-scooter battery pack' (opens the original)
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A FAMILY HAVE said they feel “lucky” to have escaped a terrifying fire in their home which they say was caused by an unplugged e-scooter battery pack exploding on their kitchen table. Mandy Abram (44) and her partner Darren (46), based in the Glens of Antrim, managed to escape their house with her 18-year-old daughter Caitlin seconds before the force of the fire blew their windows out. “To stand in the street and watch your home burn is absolutely heartbreaking,” Mandy told The Journal. On the m
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