Louise Walsh

Jan 7, 2025 | independent.ie | Louise Walsh

Oh, yes, she did – panto queen accepts onstage marriage proposal in front of over 700 peopleNewly engaged couple Shay Carry and Vicky KennyStage love led to a wedding proposal panto-style when the Fairy Good said yes to her fellow character Gaston on Sunday night. It was one year since actors Shay Carry and Vicky Kenny met while rehearsing for a pantomime, so Mr Carry decided that the final night of this year’s performance was the perfect time to ask her to marry him.

Dec 11, 2024 | independent.ie | Theo McDonald |Louise Walsh

‘The Turkish government is not allowing them to cross the border’ – Syrian man in Ireland on effort to get parents out of AleppoDr Wael al-Hallage and Adriana Tira are in AleppoTheo McDonald and Louise WalshToday at 03:30With the situation in Syria escalating following the takeover of the country by rebel factions who toppled dictator Bashar al-Assad, Syrians settled in Ireland are struggling with returning their family members from the region.

Oct 23, 2024 | msn.com | Louise Walsh

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Oct 23, 2024 | independent.ie | Louise Walsh

The voluntary agreement will affect nearly 1,000 students attending the national schools in Termonfeckin, Sandpit, Clogherhead and Walshestown. The ban was initiated by the schools’ principals, who consulted parents in recent weeks after discussions with their boards of management. They hope the ban will be supervised by the parent-teacher associations in the participating schools.

Oct 16, 2024 | independent.ie | Louise Walsh

Friendships were formed on and off the pitch and she, along with her teammates, turned up to training in all types of weather. Now she is one of 400 players across 27 girls’ teams in north Dublin and east Meath left without league football this season. It follows the collapse of the Dublin Metropolitan Girls’ League (MGL) over the last two years, which had been run by the North Dublin Schoolboys/ Schoolgirls League (NDSL).