Ruairi Scott Byrne

5 days ago | express.co.uk | Olivia Kelleher |Ruairi Scott Byrne

Woman, 24, who tragically died after collapsing during Cork City Marathon namedThe 24-year-old, from Old Mallow Road in Cork city, was running the half-marathon when she became seriously ill and collapsed close to the finish line. Ellen Cassidy, 24, (Image: Facebook / @DolphinSwimmingClub)A young woman who tragically died after becoming ill while participating in the Cork City Marathon on Sunday has been identified.

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Ruairi Scott Byrne

The frightening incident, which saw a number of bystanders injured, happened as thousands of Liverpool supporters lined the streets of the city to celebrate the club's Premier League title victory with close to a million people in attendance An Irish Liverpool supporter was taken to the hospital in a hurry after being hit by a car that plowed into a throng of fans during the team's Premier League victory parade on Monday.

2 weeks ago | corkbeo.ie | Ruairi Scott Byrne

A sister of crash victim Kiea McCann has spoken of carrying on her memory as she prepares for her own Debs this summer. Tragic Kiea, 17, died along with her best friend Dlava Mohamed, 16, as driver Anthony McGinn struck a tree at Legnakelly, Co Monaghan, on July 31, 2023. Speaking today, Tameaka McCann, 17 – who is one of nine siblings of tragic Kiea – told of mixed emotions of heading to her own Debs after Kiea was killed on the way to hers.

1 month ago | galwaybeo.ie | Ruairi Scott Byrne

Irish high-street favourite Penneys is gearing up to implement a significant shift in its carrier bag policy starting next week. The popular retailer has been one of the few remaining outlets that do not levy a charge on their iconic brown paper carrier bags at the point of sale. However, this will alter from the upcoming Monday (May 12), as the company has declared its plan to introduce a 15 cent fee in an effort to curb single-use waste.

1 month ago | stickybottle.com | Ruairi Scott Byrne |Conor McKeown

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