Eoghan Moloney
Breaking News Reporter at Irish Independent
Fast News Editor with the Irish Independent and Mediahuis Ireland. UL journalism alum. Got a tip? 📧: [email protected]
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2 days ago |
independent.ie | Eoghan Moloney
The news was confirmed in a statement this morning, as Mr Gloster will retire from the public service neat year. At that time, Mr Gloster will have served almost 38 years in the public health service, including three of those as CEO of the HSE.
‘I will miss it so badly’ - emotional Joe Duffy recounts Liveline highlights and teases future plans
5 days ago |
independent.ie | Eoghan Moloney
The phone-in radio show has affected public discourse in Ireland for decades and led to real change in Irish society and the Ballyfermot, Dublin, native said he will “miss it so badly”. Joining Patrick Kielty on the Late Late Show to review his 27 years in the hot seat, he became emotional when speaking about his late mother, Mabel, and how she kept him grounded by saying he “only answered the phones” at RTÉ.
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6 days ago |
sundayworld.com | Eoghan Moloney
GARDA CRACKDOWN | The bomb was sent to target a teenage gang member who is at the centre of a new gangland feud in Finglas. The army bomb disposal unit at the scene in Finglas on Monday. The shotgun seized by Gardaí. Today at 09:07Gardaí seized a gun, ammo, motorcycles, drugs and a tracking device in a search linked to a disturbing incident on Finglas on Monday in which a drone carrying a pipe bomb crash-landed in an innocent family’s garden.
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6 days ago |
independent.ie | Eoghan Moloney
The gardaí and the army were alerted after an innocent man used guttering to remove a viable pipe bomb from his front garden after it was delivered by a drone to his property by mistake. The bomb was sent to target a teenage gang member who is at the centre of a new gangland feud in Finglas. At roughly the same time that the drone pipe-bomb incident occurred, a property connected to an associate of the target was subject to an arson attack.
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1 week ago |
independent.ie | Eoghan Moloney
The discovery was made during an intelligence led operation by Gardaí attached to the Divisional Drug Unit based at Drogheda Garda station. The search was linked to the seizure of cannabis valued at €190,000 that took place on Tuesday, April 29, in Ardee, Co Louth. "During the course of the search, a total of 20 pipe bombs were located. A cordon was established and the Army Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team attended the scene.
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