Tag: Ireland
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Ireland Six Nations squad announcement: Harry Byrne included as Andy Farrell picks squad
Ireland Six Nations squad: Farrell names selected group The Ireland management unveiled their Six Nations squad with a mix of experienced campaigners and exciting newcomers. Head coach Andy Farrell has selected a squad aimed at a balanced, mobile game plan designed to challenge for the championship after a period of rebuilding and exploration. The inclusion…
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European T20 Premier League: Waugh Invests as Smith & Marsh Sign on ETPL Franchise Deals
Introduction: A New Era for European T20 Cricket The European T20 Premier League (ETPL) is shaping up to be a landmark addition to the cricket calendar, bringing city-based franchises from Ireland, Scotland, and the Netherlands together for a high-octane T20 competition later this year. With a mix of seasoned international names and rising talents, the…
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European T20 Premier League: Waugh Bets on ETPL as Smith and Marsh Ink Deals
Overview of the European T20 Premier League The European T20 Premier League (ETPL) marks a pivotal moment for cricket outside its traditional powerhouses. A six-team, city-based tournament is planned to unfold later this year across Ireland, Scotland, and the Netherlands, with Amsterdam emerging as a key hub. The league aims to showcase top talent from…
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Steve Waugh backs European T20 Premier League as Smith & Marsh sign deals with Amsterdam ETPL franchise
European T20 Premier League Enters a New Era with High-Profile Investors The European T20 Premier League (ETPL) is stirring significant excitement in the cricket world as a group of high-profile investors, including former Australia captain Steve Waugh, come on board to back a new, city-based franchise model. The six-team tournament is planned to be staged…
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Garda Síochána Westmeath Appeals for Help Reuniting Lost Items with Owners
Overview: Garda Westmeath Turns to Social Media for Lost Items The Westmeath Garda Síochána has taken to Facebook in a bid to reunite several lost items with their rightful owners. In a post that has since drawn attention across the community, officers described a “bit of a tall order” to return items that may hold…
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Garda Westmeath Appeals for Help Reuniting Lost Items with Owners
Community Outreach: Garda Westmeath Hopes for a Helping Hand In a move that highlights the close ties between local policing and the communities they serve, An Garda Síochána Westmeath has turned to social media to reunite residents with lost belongings. The force posted a request on Facebook, inviting anyone with information or even the owners…
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Kinahan cartel cash empire exposed: podcast claims €8m monthly turnover
New podcast episode pulls back the curtain on a feared money machine A popular crime podcast has sparked renewed debate about the financial reach of the Kinahan cartel, presenting claims that the criminal network processes around €8 million every month. The episode, which examines a purported cash empire underpinning one of Ireland’s most infamous criminal…
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Newborn Baby Grant Reaches 50,000 Children in Its First Year
Overview: A Year of Support for New Families The government’s Newborn Baby Grant has reached a significant milestone, impacting nearly 50,000 children in its first year. Administered by the Department of Social Protection, the grant is designed to offer financial support to families in the crucial early weeks of a child’s life. As the program…
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Newborn Baby Grant Celebrates One-Year Milestone: 50,000 Children Benefit in Ireland
Overview of the Newborn Baby Grant Ireland marked a significant milestone this week as the government celebrated the one-year anniversary of the Newborn Baby Grant. Since its introduction, the scheme has benefited nearly 50,000 children, giving families a crucial financial boost during the first months of parenthood. The grant is designed to help with essential…
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South African Welder in Limerick Court Claims He Didn’t Understand Irish Insurance Costs
South African Welder Convicted for Driving Without Insurance in Limerick A welder from South Africa has been convicted in Limerick for driving without insurance, after appearing in court to explain how the situation occurred. The case concerns Francois Muller, who listed Deel Manor, Cloonreask, Askeaton, Limerick as his address. He faced charges related to driving…