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Burning of migrant boat effigy in Northern Ireland triggers police investigation
Parts of Northern Ireland were gripped by anti-immigrant rioting last month amid tensions surrounding a recent influx of people from Eastern Europe. The battle turned the tide against James’ effort to regain the throne and cemented Protestant control of Ireland.
Hate incident investigation after bonfire topped with migrant effigy lit in Northern Ireland
The Police Service of Northern Ireland confirmed they are investigating the pyre as a hate incident. The bonfire is one of around 300 expected to be lit across Northern Ireland on Thursday and Friday nights,
Eleventh night bonfires have been lit across Northern Ireland, including at a controversial site in south Belfast. The fires ...
A model of refugees in a boat, placed on a bonfire in a pro-British town near Belfast, was set alight on Thursday night, ...
Sunderland have completed the signing of Republic of Ireland international goalkeeper Grace Moloney on a free transfer.The ...
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Trying GUINNESS in IRELAND 😧🇮🇪Join us as we embark on an exciting journey to Ireland to experience the world-famous Guinness like never before. In this ...
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EuroMillions results: Lucky player in Ireland scoops five figure prizeWhile there was no winner of the EuroMillions jackpot, worth a life changing €86,799,585, in total, over 50,000 players in ...
The combined population of Ireland and Northern Ireland increased by 1.5 million between 2002 and 2022, a newly published ...
A team of forensic archaeologists and crime scene experts will next week begin excavating and trying to identify the remains ...
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This Is Ireland’s Oldest National Park—and It Has Rare Wildlife, Mysterious Medieval Ruins, and Stunning Lake ViewsIn the heart of County Kerry lies a land of contrasts, where rare ferns and moss blanket lush valleys of ancient forests, ...
Angela Gavigan, founder of Wellness Tours of Ireland, is bringing guests off the beaten track through Ireland—not just to see ...
A bonfire with a placard referencing controversial comments by the rap group Kneecap has been set alight in Co Tyrone.
By Paul Keane at the GAA National Games Development Centre Two pointers proved the difference, and Noel Maher grabbed the ...
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