Ralph Riegel

1 week ago | sundayworld.com | Ralph Riegel

unrestricted | Ms Martens is now expected to move back into her family home after having lived in the basement of a home owned by friends of her parentsMolly Martens Corbett arrives with an attorney at the Davidson County Courthouse on Tuesday morning. Photo: Donnie Roberts/The DispatchThomas Martens arrives at court in Lexington, North Carolina, on Wednesday.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Ralph Riegel

The Department of Justice and Migration has confirmed to Tipperary TD Michael Murphy that work on the Heywood Road complex outside Clonmel is now nearing completion. The complex will feature a total of 82 modular homes, which will be used by families fleeing the war in Ukraine. It brings to 654 the number of modular homes brought on stream under the Government’s rapid-build accommodation programme for refugees. A total of 2,640 people will be accommodated nationally in such modular homes.

1 week ago | sundayworld.com | Ralph Riegel

At Cork District Court, Judge Philip O'Leary said there was a lack of evidence as to the precise time of driving involved. Mr Nash appeared before the court on a charge arising from an alleged incident at Cloghroe, Blarney, Co Cork, on August 9, 2023. A garda said they arrived at the scene around 9.22pm and saw a Skoda Kodiaq car had mounted a ditch, with the rear of the vehicle protruding onto the roadway.

1 week ago | independent.ie | Ralph Riegel

Drink driving charge dismissed against former Cork All-Star hurler Anthony NashFormer Cork goalkeeper Anthony Nash. Photo: Diarmuid Greene / SPORTSFILE. A district Court judge dismissed a drink driving charge against former All-Star and Cork hurler, Anthony Nash (40). Judge Philip O'Leary at Cork District Court dismissed the charge on the basis of a lack of evidence as to the precise time of driving involved - as a Garda said the former hurler asked at the scene: “Do you know who I am?”

1 week ago | independent.ie | Ralph Riegel

The Department of Justice & Migration have confirmed to Tipperary TD Michael Murphy that work on the Heywood Road complex outside Clonmel is now nearing completion. The complex will feature a total of 82 modular homes which will be used by families fleeing the war in Ukraine. It brings to 654 the number of modular homes brought on stream under the Government's rapid-build accommodation programme for refugees. A total of 2,640 people will be accommodated nationally in such modular homes.