Kildare Nationalist — What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
The GSOC officer who attended the party for Gerry Hutch continues to dominate headlines.
Source: kildare-nationalist.ie
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Laois Nationalist — What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
The GSOC officer who attended the party for Gerry Hutch continues to dominate headlines.
Source: laois-nationalist.ie
Waterford News & Star — What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
The GSOC officer who attended the party for Gerry Hutch continues to dominate headlines.
Source: waterford-news.ie
What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
The GSOC officer who attended the party for Gerry Hutch continues to dominate headlines.
Source: breakingnews.ie
Roscommon Herald — What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
The GSOC officer who attended the party for Gerry Hutch continues to dominate headlines.
Source: roscommonherald.ie
Carlow Nationalist — What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
The GSOC officer who attended the party for Gerry Hutch continues to dominate headlines.
Source: carlow-nationalist.ie
Western People — What the papers say: Sunday's front pages
The GSOC officer who attended the party for Gerry Hutch continues to dominate headlines.
Source: westernpeople.ie
Brave trans refugee staging the 'world's first' LGBTQ Afghan protest
One year after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, LGBTQ+ Afghans are coming together to protest harsh asylum policies.
Source: pinknews.co.uk
South Bend grants group helping Afghan refugees $100,000 for legal aid
South Bend announced Monday it will give $100,000 to a group helping Afghan refugees in order to pay for translation services.
Source: southbendtribune.com
Nevadans are part of network that helps Afghan refugees get to safety
In mid-August, retired Air Force Brig. Gen. David Hicks helped launch the Las Vegas-based Operation Sacred Promise, which helped some 1,000 refugees leave the country before Kabul fell to Taliban control. And the group’s mission does not stop once people are out of Afghanistan.
Source: stripes.com