Ciara O'Loughlin

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Ciara O'Loughlin

Christy Digname, The Aslan frontman, passed away in June 2023 after a lengthy battle with cancer and his daughter, Kiera, has provided a heartbreaking insight into the passing of her daughter, who was only 63 when he diedChristy Dignam's daughter compared the s hock of realizing her father was going to pass away to being hit by a "double-decker bus was rammed."The iconic Aslan leader left this world at 63 on June 13, 2023, following an extended struggle with cancer.

2 weeks ago | express.co.uk | Taila Nichole Thompson |Ciara O'Loughlin

‘I worked in a Tenerife bar and there's an underbelly that should terrify Brits’As young adventurers seek fun they may unknowingly step into potential dangers. Ex Bartender warns young adults of potential dangers on party holidays (Image: Getty)The first holiday that you ever paid for yourself was probably the most memorable, most likely under £200 and the freedom of escaping to a sunny resort, filled with laughter, spicy-margaritas and a group of friends seemed like the best time ever.

1 month ago | thefreelibrary.com | Ciara O'Loughlin

Byline: CIARA O'LOUGHLINBY CIARA O'LOUGHLINYESTERDAY was the hottest day ever recorded in Ireland in the month of April - as parts of the country exceeded highs of 25C. It was a scorching day across the country, with most counties basking in the 20s right into the evening. Athenry in Co Galway recorded the hottest temperature at 25.9C - edging out the previous April record of 25.8C reached in Glenties, Co Donegal, in 1984.

1 month ago | irishmirror.ie | Ciara O'Loughlin

The family of tragic Jason Corbett said a new Netflix documentary on his death highlights the “absence of justice” in his case. Jason was 39 when he was killed in the US on August 2, 2015 by his second wife Molly Martens and her ex-FBI agent father Tom Martens. The father of two was slain with a metal baseball bat and a concrete brick while he was sleeping at his home in North Carolina.

1 month ago | irishmirror.ie | Ciara O'Loughlin

Employers are being urged to ditch fast fashion for staff uniforms and opt for Fairtrade clothing. The Fairtrade at Work campaign was launched earlier this week at the national centre for the circular economy, the Rediscovery Centre in Ballymun, Dublin. Workplace chiefs are being encouraged to ditch cheap low-quality clothing and instead buy sustainable aprons, shirts, hoodies and office wear that will last.