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Charlie Bird's wife said there was not a bother on him during the climb

Hopes for 'Bird's Nest' respite centre after climb

A respite centre called 'The Bird's Nest' is among the projects being considered after over €2 million was raised when thousands of people took park in a charity climb over the weekend to support former RTÉ broadcaster Charlie Bird.

Ireland • 05 Apr 22

A failure to produce an accurate list of ingredients was among the issues identified

Food safety warning issued over counterfeit Wonka bars

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has issued a warning for people not to buy or eat Wonka branded chocolate bars, due to increased reports of counterfeits entering the market which may be unsafe to eat.

Ireland • 30 Mar 22

The maternity hospital in Mariupol City was hit yesterday (Pic: Ukraine Military)

Kyiv: Doctors run to shelters with premature babies

An obstetrician and gynaecologist at Kyiv's perinatal centre has said doctors have been left delivering babies within bomb shelters, and that newborns have lost lives due to the ongoing Russian invasion.

Ukraine • 14 Mar 22

The cars were removed from the scene following a technical examination

Man arrested after garda vehicles set alight in Dundalk

A man aged in his early 30s has been arrested after two garda vehicles were set on fire at Dundalk Garda Station in the early hours of this morning.

Leinster • 18 Aug 21

Limerick GAA said people 'must remember their obligation to protect themselves and around them from serious illness'

Fans urged to curb post All-Ireland activity amid Covid

Public Health Mid-West, alongside Limerick City and County Council, gardaí and Limerick GAA have asked that people limit their post-match social activity this All-Ireland final weekend, and abide by public health guidelines, given the high rate of Covid-19 incidence in the county.

Munster • 21 Aug 21

More than 3,500 people attended the concert on the Royal Hospital Kilmainham grounds (Pics: Rolling News)

Thousands attend pilot music festival in Dublin

A pilot music festival took place in Dublin today as part of efforts to test the safe return to large events, where antigen testing was used for entry.

Coronavirus • 03 Jul 21

The fire began at a seated area at the back of the venue, which is located in the Liberties (Pic: @itsThemuRR)

Fire extinguished at Dublin's Vicar Street

Dublin Fire Brigade has extinguished a blaze that broke out in Vicar Street earlier in the afternoon.

Dublin • 28 Jun 21

The impending shortage became apparent in April

Warning of summer 99 shortage due to supply of flakes

The co-owner of Teddy's Ice Cream in Dublin has said that it may be tough to get a 99 ice cream cone in Ireland this summer, due to a global shortage of Cadbury's chocolate flakes.

Regional • 31 May 21

Some of Antrim's top GAA players, past and present, are among the 3,123 people to have backed the initiative

Antrim GAA figures urge Govt plan for 'shared Ireland'

A group of more than 3,000 GAA players and supporters in Co Antrim have written an open letter to Taoiseach Micheál Martin, calling for the Government to "take the lead" in planning discussions around "an agreed shared Ireland".

Ulster • 14 May 21

The Walrus, which had previously been in an exhausted state, looked to be in good health on the beach in South Pembrokeshire (Image: Amy Compton)

Walrus which washed ashore in Kerry reappears in Wales

The Arctic Walrus which had washed ashore on rocks in Co Kerry six days ago has reappeared in Wales.

Ireland • 22 Mar 21