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Eights projects from across seven Co Wexford secondary schools have qualified for the Dublin City Finals of the Junk Kouture competition 2024 which will be held at the 3 Arena in Dublin on Sunday, May 5.
Contact lenses, milk filter socks, and bits of wire were just some of the items utilised by the transition year students of Colaiste Bride as they hosted two Junk Kouture fashion shows at the school last week. Involving 120 students, the two shows, one during the day for the younger audiences and one in the evening for friends and family, saw more than 1500 people pack into the school to watch the girls’ creations come to life.
Lismurtagh, Tulsk, Co. Roscommon and formerly of Tubber, Co Offaly Friday, July 14th, 2023 peacefully at home, following a short illness, surrounded by his lovi...
Drivers involved in road traffic collisions should be tested for the presence of drugs, the Offaly coroner said today. Speaking at an inquest in Tullamore, Raym...
Updated / Wednesday, 17 Mar 2021 14:24 Eric Dunne was sentenced to three years and six months in prison, with the final 18 months suspended A man who fatally struck a 14-year-old schoolgirl in Co Offaly last year while texting at the wheel has been sentenced to two years in prison. Eric Dunne, 26, of Belair, Ballycumber, Co Offaly, was found to have been sending text messages from his mobile phone seconds before his Hyundai Santa Fe jeep fatally struck Aoife Doyle as she and her best friend Cara Cronly walked along the R436 Clara to Ballycumber Road at Erry, Clara, on 20 March, ...