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5 days ago |
sundayworld.com | Ali Bracken
EXCLUSIVE | When confronted by gardaí outside the centre, the three men were taking down a sign from the front gateMartin Foley was with Paul RiceToday at 16:59Martin ‘The Viper’ Foley and two senior criminal associates have been detected by gardaí removing a sign outside a Dublin accommodation centre earmarked for asylum seekers.
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5 days ago |
independent.ie | Ali Bracken |Ken Foy
Specialist drug squad gardai in Bray made two “highly significant” seizures over the past week, aimed at dismantling crack cocaine and heroin distribution in the locality. Last Wednesday [June 18], in a targeted operation, Bray’s Drugs Unit stopped a car in the vicinity of Fassaroe and seized €2,000 worth of crack cocaine and heroin. The Tallaght suspect, aged 48, was arrested and later charged in Bray Garda Station. He was granted station bail and is due to appear in court on July 18.
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5 days ago |
sundayworld.com | Ali Bracken
Pet owner also claimed that an unregistered practitioner assisted in canine’s medical careVet Manfred Alexander Stephen NealeToday at 10:19A vet has been suspended from practising for two months after advising a woman to walk a dog suffering from a fractured leg before it had “healed sufficiently”. The High Court suspended Manfred Alexander Stephen Neale, of Rathfarnham Veterinary Clinic in Dublin, for two months. His licence was revoked on May 12, 2025, following a complaint.
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6 days ago |
independent.ie | Ali Bracken
Vet gets two-month suspension after advising woman to walk her dog ‘before fracture had healed’Pet owner also claimed that an unregistered practitioner assisted in canine’s medical careVet Manfred Alexander Stephen NealeA vet has been suspended from practising for two months after advising a woman to walk a dog suffering from a fractured leg before it had “healed sufficiently”. The High Court suspended Manfred Alexander Stephen Neale, of Rathfarnham Veterinary Clinic in Dublin, for two months.
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6 days ago |
independent.ie | Ali Bracken
Stories shared by friends and family at memorial in west Cork a long way from media portrayal of suspectAs Ian Bailey’s loved ones scattered his ashes from a secluded pier in west Cork on Friday, filmmaker Jim Sheridan and investigative journalist Donal MacIntyre were there to record the final goodbye.
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