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1 week ago | fm104.ie | David Seagrave

An iconic gallery is being welcomed back to its original home today with The Little Museum of Dublin set to officially reopen at St Stephen's Green from tomorrow. 14 months after shutting its doors for refurbishment, the little museum is back where it belongs. It had been set up in Pembroke Street while work was done, with around 6 thousand pieces of memorabilia being moved back to St Stephen's Green.

2 weeks ago | fm104.ie | Max Kane

A man has died after a collision between a motorcycle and a guard in Swords three weeks ago. The motorcyclist, who was aged in his 30s, had been taken to Beamount Hospital following the incident on the 11th of May. Garda Kevin Flatley also died after the bike struck him while he operated a speed checkpoint. The guards have confirmed that the second man involved in the crash was pronounced dead last night, and that an investigation into the incident is ongoing.

2 weeks ago | fm104.ie | David Seagrave

Gardaí are investigating the injury of a garda in a hit and run crash in Blanchardstown in Dublin. They were alerted to an e-bike causing a disturbance in Porterstown Park at around half 2 yesterday afternoon. The guard approached two men, asking them to get off the e-bike. The e-bike then sped up hitting the garda and the driver and passenger of the e-bike failed to stay at the scene.

2 weeks ago | fm104.ie | David Seagrave

Leinster are into the semi-finals of the BKT URC after finally seeing off Scarlets at the Aviva Stadium. They had to up the ante after taking a one-point lead into the break, with the help of some poor discipline from the challengers, and they'll now face defending champions Glasgow next weekend in Dublin. Leo Cullen's last silverware was the the forerunner to this competition - the Pro14 - back in 2021, and his Leinster outfit are now just two wins away from ending that barren spell.

2 weeks ago | fm104.ie | Peter Branigan

All Sport Shamrock Rovers missed the chance to extend the SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division lead but Stephen Bradley will be more than satisfied to see his team six points clear going into the summer break. They were held to a scoreless draw by Galway at Tallaght Stadium this evening - a third consecutive draw between the clubs at the west Dublin venue - but Bradley will know his side could have taken all the points on offer.