Fiachra Gallagher
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Joyriding teens taunt gardaà in knowledge they wonât be locked up, says Garda Commissioner (opens the original)
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Teenagers engaging in high-risk driving in stolen vehicles are taunting gardaà in the knowledge they cannot be placed in custody due to capacity issues at the Stateâs only detention centre for children, Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly has said. âThey know from some of their peers that Oberstown is full, from court cases and things like that,â said Kelly. âTheyâre down taunting the guards in Limerick that . . . even if you arrest me, even catch me, you know Iâm going to be back out.
Gardaà in Dublin seize scramblers, e-bikes and e-scooters (opens the original)
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Gardaà in Dublin have seized 36 scramblers, e-bikes and scooters as part of an operation targeting the use of such vehicles in criminal activity. Gardaà in the Dublin Metropolitan Region East also recovered drugs with a street value of about â¬137,800, and â¬10,200 in cash as part of the operation. Cocaine, crack cocaine and cannabis were recovered. Gardaà made the seizures over a six-week period during August and September. A number of people were charged following the operation, including
Trump asked President Connolly if Irish unity would be âresolvedâ during her lifetime (opens the original)
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US president Donald Trump asked President Catherine Connolly if she believed the question of Irish unity would be âresolvedâ in her lifetime during a meeting at Ãras an Uachtaráin last weekend. âHe asked me my thoughts on the North, and I referred back to the Good Friday agreement in 1998 and [the issue of] consensus ⦠He asked me specifically, âWould it be resolved during my lifetime?â And I said I hoped it would,â Connolly said on Thursday. The 1998 Belfast Agreement stipulates
Connolly returns to divisive issue of Northern Ireland during Scotland visit (opens the original)
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For the second time in under a week, President Catherine Connolly on Wednesday found herself discussing the future of Northern Ireland in a meeting with a head of government. At Ãras an Uachtaráin on Saturday, US president Donald Trump voiced his support for a united Ireland during a private conversation with Connolly, before he said that unity would be a âgreat thingâ. The comments caused a stir North and South of the Border â and disquiet among some in Westminster and Stormont. It came
Connolly visits Scotland amid criticism of Downing Street âignoranceâ over Irish unity (opens the original)
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President Catherine Connolly discussed movements towards self-determination in Northern Ireland and Scotland in a meeting with Scottish first minister John Swinney in Edinburgh on Wednesday, commencing her four-day programme of engagements in Scotland. At the meeting at Bute House, the first ministerâs official residence, Connolly and Swinney discussed issues of self-determination and independence, strong ties between their two nations, the conflict in the Gaza Strip and Ukraine, and climate c
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