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Gardai probing discovery of two handguns hopeful to provide breakthrough in Cork cold case murders Ann Mooney 2 Apr 2021, 7:00 GARDAI investigating the discovery of two handguns found in a ditch at a building site are hopeful they will provide a breakthrough in one of a number of cold case murders and shootings in the city. The revolver and semi-automatic pistol were uncovered at Ballincollie Road near Whites Cross on Cork city’s northside on Wednesday. 3 3 3 Republican Aidan 'The Beast' O’Driscoll It’s understood workmen were doing excavation work on the ditch earlier and the guns were...

Share As digital technology continues to transform the ways we work, communicate, and access and consume services, many groups in society are at risk of being left behind. At a special online public event, experts from Lancaster University Management School (LUMS), the Work Foundation think tank, local government, the private and charity sectors will examine how a greater and smarter use of digital technologies can promote economic and social inclusion. What Matters Now: Digital Inclusion takes place on Thursday, April 22, starting at 10am. It is open to organisations and members of the publi...

A dispute which led to the shooting of an innocent young mum last weekend was sparked over a hammer attack on her close relative, the Sunday World has learned. Sinead Connolly (30) was shot multiple times as she sat on her sofa in her apartment in Bluebell, south Dublin following an altercation between five men and a neighbour she had come into in conflict with. The young woman - the sister of IRA killer Sean Connolly - is still being treated in hospital for "catastrophic" injuries she sustained when a lone gunman entered her apartment last Saturday afternoon. Her seven-year-old daughter wit...

THE family of shooting victim Sinead Connolly say the incident was linked to a long-running local dispute and they don’t want any revenge attacks.

Posted on 329 NexWafe GmbH today announced Thomas Koerner has joined the company’s board of directors. With nearly two decades of experience in the worldwide solar industry, Koerner brings invaluable expertise to NexWafe in the areas of global marketing and business development, specifically in the Asian marketplace. NexWafe recently completed a €10 million round of funding intended to help move the company into pilot production and beyond. The pioneering company uses a proprietary green silicon manufacturing process that is fu...