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David Humphreys drops major rugby intel from Sydney, hinting Ronan O’Gara could be heading to Leinster in a coaching role — a seismic move for Irish rugby. He confirms the IRFU played a key part in resolving the Munster drama, while also respecting James Lowe’s personal decision to step away from international rugby. With O’Gara’s legendary status and rising coaching profile, this could reshape th...

Ireland’s ancient seaweed harvesting tradition is booming—pulling 25,000 to 40,000 tons annually from wild coastal beds, now fueling global demand for food, health, and wellness products. From the Gaeltacht to Letterfrack’s Seaweed Baths, locals like Noel Lee show how centuries-old practices are reinventing themselves, proving that nature’s oldest gifts can power tomorrow’s innovations. Listen in...

England’s next World Cup test is Norway — and defender Dan Burn is ready for the fight. After a shaky win over Mexico, Burn knows they must step up, especially with Erling Haaland in the lineup. Norway’s surprise run — including a win over Brazil — isn’t shocking to Burn, who credits their talent and strong qualifying campaign. With Miami’s heat replacing altitude and Haaland’s seven-goal summer o...

Last summer’s violent riots in Ballymena erupted after dropped assault charges sparked chaos—roads, homes, and police were targeted with petrol bombs and rocks. Two men, Jack Redmond and Logan Carley, have now been jailed for their roles: 27 and 30 months respectively, as authorities push for justice and accountability in the aftermath. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://so...

Pip’s broken system is under fire — with claims nearly doubling since 2019 and costs soaring to over $41 billion by 2030, ministers admit it needs a complete overhaul. Disabled people face a punishing, dehumanizing process that deters work and fuels anxiety, while 90% report negative experiences. The review aims to fix it without slashing support — but how they’ll make it sustainable remains uncer...

Tyson Fury vs. Anthony Joshua could debut at Wembley at a jaw-dropping 2 AM to capture global viewership, but it’ll require breaking curfew rules — a bold move that’s never been done before at the stadium, though not entirely unheard of in boxing history. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automat...

A replica mosque, complete with anti-immigrant slogans, was discovered atop a bonfire in Moygashel, Northern Ireland—leading to the arrest of a 56-year-old man under public order laws. This isn’t the first time the site has sparked outrage; last year, migrant effigies were burned, reigniting debates over the Orange Order’s traditions. Local leaders condemn the act as hateful and divisive, warning...

Ukraine’s relentless drone strikes are crippling Russia’s fuel supply—blasting oil depots, igniting reservoirs, and torching tankers in the Sea of Azov—all aimed squarely at Crimea. The fallout? Russia’s facing real-world fuel shortages and long lines at gas stations. Meanwhile, Russia boasts it shot down over 70 Ukrainian drones, but Ukraine insists it still landed critical hits. And in a major e...

Security alert in south Belfast clears up after police raid on Roosevelt Street, recovering evidence and arresting a 37-year-old man and woman. Inspector Stallard thanks locals for their patience, and authorities urge anyone with info to contact police via non-emergency line 101 or Crimestoppers—reference number 909/07/26. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/d...

A mosque replica atop a bonfire in Moygashel, Co Tyrone, sparks outrage ahead of the Twelfth of July — part of a troubling pattern of inflammatory displays that human rights groups call hate incitement, demanding police action before violence escalates. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated...

A tragic cyclist fatality in Co Mayo underscores the peril faced by vulnerable road users, as Ireland braces for a scorching heatwave with Cork leading the temperature surge. Meanwhile, the Dáil rejects a hare coursing ban, signaling deepening political divides on animal welfare. Elsewhere, US strikes in western Iran leave three dead and several injured, escalating regional tensions, while four te...

A replica mosque, complete with anti-Muslim slogans, was set ablaze atop a bonfire in Moygashel, sparking outrage and accusations of hate incitement. Amnesty International condemned the act as a “vile display” designed to intimidate Muslim families, calling for police intervention. This isn’t the first time the site has drawn controversy — last year, migrant boat effigies were burned, fueling back...

A major heatwave is rolling in, with temperatures soaring into the high twenties and possibly hitting 28°C — and it’s sticking around through the weekend and into next week thanks to a stubborn high-pressure system from the Azores. Expect wall-to-wall sunshine, rising heat, and increasing humidity. While perfect for beach days and outdoor fun, don’t forget the risks: high UV levels demand sunscree...

A controversial bonfire in Co Tyrone this year features a replica mosque atop its flames, alongside banners screaming “secure our borders” and “end the threat of radical Islam”—part of a long-standing tradition of fiery displays leading up to the Orange Order parades. Moygashel’s bonfire has a history of provocative imagery, from refugee boat effigies to mock border installations, sparking heated...

A major fire erupted at Edinburgh’s historic B-listed Debenhams building on Princes Street just before 3 AM, sending flames and smoke into the sky and prompting a massive emergency response with seven fire engines and specialist units. Though no injuries were reported, the blaze has caused severe travel chaos, with trams running partial routes and buses rerouted. Locals are heartbroken, mourning t...

A loyalist bonfire in Co Tyrone has sparked outrage after featuring a replica mosque with the star and crescent, alongside signs reading “secure our borders” and “end the threat of radical Islam.” The display, lit up and shared widely on social media, echoes past inflammatory incidents—including migrant-themed mannequins and anti-immigrant signs in children’s parks. Local officials condemn it as “...

A tragic collision on the N84 near Carrowkeel has claimed the life of a 50-something cyclist, who was rushed to UCH Galway but didn’t survive. The crash occurred just after 9 PM Wednesday, and the road remains closed as forensic teams investigate. Authorities urgently seek eyewitnesses, dashcam footage, or any video from that area — even small details could be vital. If you saw or recorded anythin...

A mosque replica went up in flames on a controversial bonfire in Moygashel, Co Tyrone, alongside signs reading “Secure our borders” and “End the threat of radical Islam.” This isn’t the first time the site has stirred outrage — last year’s migrant boat effigies sparked backlash. Part of the Eleventh Night celebrations tied to Orange Order parades, these bonfires often become flashpoints for tensio...

A tragic collision on the N84 near Ballinrobe has claimed the life of a 50-something cyclist, who died at University College Hospital Galway. The road remains closed as forensic teams investigate, and authorities urgently seek dash cam or eyewitness footage from the Carrowkeel area around 9 PM last night. This heartbreaking loss underscores the critical need for road safety—and the public’s help c...

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A shocking murder has rocked Killarney, County Kerry, after 43-year-old Jamey Carney, a beloved New Yorker who moved to Ireland in 2021, was found dead in her home. Authorities are zeroing in on a man known to her, now under intense surveillance as he’s considered the prime suspect. Immigration officials are on high alert to stop him from fleeing, while Gardaí work with Northern Irish police to pr...

Liam Ó Maonlaí of Hothouse Flowers reflects on how societal division often targets those already struggling, echoing his own upbringing where pointing fingers was encouraged over self-reflection. He’s consciously raising his kids differently, breaking harmful cycles he witnessed. Growing up on a Dublin estate, he felt like an outsider—sometimes being different made him a target. Yet, he found peac...

A pregnant woman in Belfast, Rhiannon Scott, is being honored for founding a vital online support group for expectant mothers with epilepsy — a community that’s already helping eight women across the UK feel less alone. Facing her own challenges — from sleep-triggered seizures to safety concerns — Rhiannon created this lifeline after noticing a critical gap in support. One member, Gemma Bramhill,...

Bangor’s got a major cycling upgrade: a brand new BMX track and jump park approved unanimously by council, set to transform a former landfill into a premier training and competition hub, complete with a revamped spectator stand turned bike workshop, all built to national standards and ready to host regional and national races — despite lingering subsidence concerns and a few neighborhood objection...

Two friends in west Belfast launched Authentism, a revolutionary holiday program built from the ground up for neurodiverse kids. Designed by former special education assistants, it’s not just another camp—it’s a safe, accepting space where children can be themselves, free from pressure to mask their true selves. With personalized support, quiet corners, and activities tailored to each child’s need...