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'); 'Swimming isn’t going to last forever. I want to excel in my sport' - deferring the Leaving Cert twice for Tokyo 18-year-old Nicole Turner is targeting the podium at this summer’s Paralympic Games. By Emma Duffy Wednesday 3 Mar 2021, 7:00 AM Mar 3rd 2021, 7:00 AM 14,181 Views 4 Comments LITTLE DID NICOLE Turner think that one year off school would turn into two. Nicole Turner launching Paralympics Ireland’s new fundraising camp...

'); 'It's tough to describe it in words but it means so much' - Team Ireland's fundraising drive Paralympics Ireland’s new fundraising campaign ‘The Next Level’ has already raised over €60,000. By Emma Duffy Tuesday 2 Mar 2021, 1:03 PM Mar 2nd 2021, 1:03 PM 2,288 Views 0 Comments Irish Paralympic athlete, Greta Streimikyte, pictured following the announcement of Paralympics Ireland’s new fundraising campaign ‘The Next Level’. I...

From late bloomer to the world stage, Ireland's Lithuanian-born flyer on track for Tokyo Greta Streimikyte on her meteoric rise, how much representing Ireland means to her and what’s yet to come. By Emma Duffy Tuesday 2 Mar 2021, 2:49 PM Mar 2nd 2021, 2:49 PM 5,766 Views 1 Comment GRETA STREIMIKYTE PAUSES for a few seconds when she’s asked to reflect on her career so far. Greta Streimikyte launching Paralympics Ireland’s new fundra...

Goosebump Launches Powerful Campaign to Support Irish Para Athletes February 26, 2021 Goosebump has rolled out a powerful new campaign for Paralympics Ireland to address the need for equality and recognition for Para Athletes. The campaign, entitled The Next Level, showcases the commitment of Para Athletes  to their respective sport, giving them full credit for their remarkable level of human achievement. The aim of the campaign is to bring recognition and knowledge of Ireland’s Para Athletes and Paralympians to the Next Level while calling out for donations to help support these athletes...

The persistent burglar is now back behind bars once again after he was caught on CCTV Tuesday, 2nd February 2021, 7:04 pm A persistent burglar who broke into a Leamington house after being freed on licence from a prison sentence for burglaries is back behind bars once again. Michael Atkins was recognised from a nearby CCTV camera, and at Warwick Crown Court he pleaded guilty to the burglary and two charges of common assault on police officers. Atkins (40) who is from Leamington but of no fixed address, was jailed for two years and five months for the burglary – with a consecutive one-month ...