Is this island doing enough for Mná na hÉireann?
On International Women’s Day, we’re asking if this island is doing enough for Mná na hÉireann? My Nanny turns 89 this month and the Ireland she grew up in is completely different from the one I’m living in. There may be 60 years between us, but has that much really changed for the women of […]
3 years ago
Influencer Charleen Murphy speaks out following violent Dublin attack
“I can only hope that true justice can be served” Influencer Charleen Murphy has spoken out after she was attacked in Dublin on Friday night. The content creator was reportedly attacked when she was having dinner at a restaurant in Dublin city. A man in his 20s has been arrested following the attack. Charleen needed […]
3 years ago
Kathryn Thomas scared to go running alone since Ashling Murphy’s death
Kathryn Thomas has opened up about how she stopped running alone following the murder of Ashling Murphy. The beloved teacher was killed in broad daylight in Tullamore on January 12th, 2022. Speaking about Ashling’s untimely death, Kathryn Thomas said it was so shocking because she was killed “in broad daylight”. She told Newstalk; “The thing […]
3 years ago
Zara Aleena: Man arrested on suspicion of murder after attack in London
She was walking home. A man in London has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was attacked and killed in the east of the city. 35 year old Zara Aleena was assaulted as she was walking along Cranbrook Road, towards Gants Hill station in Ilford in the early hours of Sunday morning. […]
4 years ago
Woman in danger rescued after calling 999 to “order a pizza”
The woman alerted police by starting the conversation as if she was ordering a pizza. A woman in North Yorkshire who needed to contact the police as she was in danger with a man on the bus pretended she was ordering a pizza when she rang 999. The call handler quickly realised she was in […]
4 years ago
Helen McEntee warns public not to comment on Ashling Murphy murder case
“We need to be careful what we say” Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has urged the public not to comment on the Ashling Murphy murder case. She has warned them that posting on social media could jeopardise the case. She explained the situation in an interview with RTÉ’s Claire Byrne. “We need to be careful […]
4 years ago