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Rathmullan Pier celebrated its official reopening on Friday evening after a significant €4.5 million refurbishment project. The reopening ceremony was led by Minister of State, Charlie McConalogue, who cut the ribbon in the north Donegal village. “I am thrilled to officially reopen Rathmullan Pier following major refurbishment works culminating in an overall investment of €4.5m,” said the Minister. “I am confident that this project will provide lasting benefits for the community, and the quality of the workmanship will ensure its longevity. Last evening’s official opening was a wonderful occasion for the local community, and I anticipate that the pier will…

Leinster is set to battle Glasgow Warriors in the United Rugby Championship (URC) semi-final. The match will take place at the Aviva Stadium this Saturday. News Source : Irish Examiner

Brookdale Biogas Ltd. is seeking planning permission for additional development at its anaerobic digestion (AD) plant in east Donegal. Harold Wilson, representing Brookdale Biogas Ltd., submitted the application to Donegal County Council for the proposed expansion at Coxtown/Tonagh, Carrigans. The application includes retaining a bund wall, constructing a reception hall extension, installing a proposed weighbridge, and making minor adjustments to the location of pasteurization tanks. Anaerobic digestion plants convert waste and organic materials into renewable energy and fertilizers.   Plans for extension to east Donegal anaerobic digester  was last modified: June 2nd, 2025 by Staff Writer Tags: News Source :…

The four-time world champion received a 10-second penalty from the stewards after being deemed responsible for a collision with George Russell in the closing stages of Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix, with just two laps to go. News Source : Irish Examiner

A 54-year-old man was taken to a local hospital, but tragically, he passed away shortly after arrival. News Source

Gardaí are investigating a fatal shooting that occurred yesterday evening in Co. Carlow, leaving one man dead and a child injured. The details surrounding the incident are still emerging, but preliminary reports indicate that a man discharged several shots inside the Tesco supermarket located in the Fairgreen Shopping Centre at approximately 6:15 PM. The man sustained fatal injuries during the event, with gunshot wounds appearing to be self-inflicted. Gardaí have confirmed the deceased is an Irish male of white ethnicity. A young girl suffered minor injuries as a result of the incident. Paramedics treated her at the scene, and she…

In Croke Park yesterday Armagh continued on their upward trajectory and emphasised that they have the Ulster Final defeat well and truly flushed from their system. They controlled the scoreboard, if not the match, for most of the contest. Their ability to win games even when the opposition have plenty of opportunities is fast becoming a hallmark. While not a perfect performance it is a statement result. Beating Dublin in Croke Park is a significant milestone on any team’s journey and highlights the power shift away from the capital. The All-Ireland champions and All-Ireland series specialists are the first team…

The final round still requires a decisive outcome, yet the advantage gained is significant. Several promising young players demonstrated their potential. Having experienced a considerable setback, they rebounded impressively. News Source : Irish Examiner

A young Irish swimmer has tragically died after collapsing at the finish line of the Cork City Marathon.Ellen Cassidy, a 24-year-old from Old Mallow Road in Cork City, was one of over 11,000 participants in Sunday’s full and half marathon events, as well as the 10k race.After completing the half marathon, she fell ill near the finish line on St. Patrick’s Street around 1 pm.Emergency medical personnel treated Ms. Cassidy at the scene before transporting her by ambulance to Cork University Hospital.Sadly, she was pronounced dead at the hospital shortly after.Ms. Cassidy was a renowned swimmer and a member of…

Conservative Karol Nawrocki has won Poland’s weekend presidential runoff election, according to the final vote count. Mr Nawrocki won 50.89% of the votes in a very tight race against liberal Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, who received 49.11%. The close race had the country on edge since a first-round two weeks earlier and through the night into Monday, revealing deep divisions in the country along the eastern flank of NATO and the European Union. An early exit poll released on Sunday evening suggested Mr Trzaskowski was headed to victory before updated polling began to reverse the picture hours later. The outcome…