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th March 2021 of John McDaid, retired Garda Sergeant, Listillion, Letterkenny. John’s Remains are reposing at his late residence. Funeral from there on Thursday 18 th March 2021 at 10.15am traveling via the Old Road past Haughey Joinery, going to the Church of the Irish Martyrs, Letterkenny for 11am Funeral Mass which can be viewed on https://www.facebook.com/irishmartyrs. Interment afterwards in Conwal Cemetery.  Family flowers only please.  Donations in lieu of flowers if desired to the Oncology Day Ward, Letterkenny University Hospital  c/o any family member. In compliance with Gover...

LMFM By Michael Carolan and Marc O'Driscoll Keith Lennon (21) of Forest Park, Dromintee, Co. Armagh had pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter. A driver who crashed into the back of another car in Co. Louth and killed three people has been sentenced to nine years in prison. Dundalk Circuit Court previously heard that Keith Lennon took two Snapchat videos showing the speed he was travelling at just before the collision. The 21-year-old of Forest Park, Dromintee, Co. Armagh has been in custody since last December after he pleaded guilty to three count...

A number of incidents in Blackrock at the weekend which included assaults on teenagers, shop lifting in a supermarket and the belting of passing cars with eggs have led to calls for extra gardai for the seaside village. The mother of a 15-year-old boy who was assaulted as he took a short cut through Blackrock Park at 6.45pm on Saturday night has called for extra patrols in the village. She said her son is 'shook up' after being jumped upon by a large group of older teenagers. 'He's got a busted lip and bruises.' Another teenager who was assaulted a short time later ended up going to hospital...

Clare FM 17th December 2020 More than 70 people were convicted of drugs offences in Clare in the first ten months of this year, despite the COVID pandemic forcing a slowdown in court activity. New figures from the Court Service show they were among 3,100 across the country over that period, with Dublin accounting for more than 19% of the convictions. 66 people were convicted for drugs offences in the courts in Ennis, with 6 in Kilrush and 1 in Killaloe, while the overall number for the county is only 17 less than the figure for all of 2019. CONTINUE READING BELOW Security analys...