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Gardai set for 'extraordinary event' as Trump arrival looms closer (opens the original)
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US President Donald Trump’s visit will involve “one of the biggest security and policing operations” ever carried out by gardai. Mr Trump will be in Ireland on September 12 and 13 for engagements in the capital Dublin as well as at his golf resort in Doonbeg, Co Clare, which will be hosting the Irish Open. An Garda Síochána said it has been involved in “intense, in-depth and extensive planning” ahead of the visit. It has declared an “extraordinary event” allowing for the changing of rosters and
M9 crash teen laid to rest in gold casket as gardai look on (opens the original)
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The funeral of the youngest teen killed in the horror M9 crash was remembered as somebody who loved “boxing and fishing”. Joe Carthy, who was just 15, was one of five youngsters who died after the group drove a high-powered BMW the wrong way up the busy motorway and collided with a family travelling to Dublin Airport in the early hours of Sunday morning. Sisters Niamh and Alma Kinsella along with Ella Hendricken, along with a young boy, who were in the other car, sustained catastrophic injuries.
Priest who comforted families of M9 crash teens: 'They're heartbroken' (opens the original)
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A priest who has met families of those who died in the M9 horror and said: “They are just heartbroken.” Father Tom Little, has been comforting grieving relatives following the road tragedy that has left the community numb with shock. Father Little, who spent yesterday and today visiting families affected by the catastrophic collision - caused when teenagers deliberately drove the wrong way down the motorway - has spoken of a town gripped by disbelief. “My thoughts really are for all the families
Teen raped by sister's then-partner speaks out - and is working towards healing (opens the original)
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A teenager who was raped by her sister’s then-partner has told the Central Criminal Court how her life has been impacted by the offence but she is working towards healing. The 24-year-old Carlow man, who cannot be named to protect the young woman’s identity, was convicted following a trial earlier this year of the rape and sexual assault of the teenager at his home on a date in August 2023. The accused man was aged 21 years old at the time, while she was aged 16 years old. Imposing sentence Ms J
Catholic shrine adored by Irish pilgrims vandalised as parish appeal for calm (opens the original)
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A religious shrine popular with Irish Catholic pilgrims has been desecrated in Bosnia. Medjugorje is a Marian shrine about 140km west of Sarajevo, with tour operators in Ireland providing trips to the site all year round. On Tuesday, locals woke to find statues desecrated and an alter on fire, days ahead of a youth festival in the town. A statue of Mary on Apparition Hill was doused with black paint across the face, chest, and dress, with the words “Devil in a skirt” scrawled on its pedestal. A
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