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Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 23:31 UTC
Two people arrested as gardaí seize €180,000 in cash in Dublin | Roscommon Herald
James CoxGardaí arrested two people and seized €180,000 in cash in a search on Sunday morning. Gardaí attached to the Garda National Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau carried out a search at a residence in Dublin 22. The search was conducted as part of Operation Tara and an ongoing investigation into a west Dublin based organised crime group involved in the sale and supply of controlled drugs. During the course of the search, gardaí seized cash in excess of €180,00. Investigations are ongoing, gardaí said.
Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 22:22 UTC
Aichlinn O’Reilly becomes first Irishman to complete Ironman in under 8 hours | Roscommon Herald
Digital Desk staffAichlinn O’Reilly is the first Irish man to finish an Ironman in under eight hours, with a time of 7.59.04. He finished sixth in the pro men’s race in the Busselton Ironman in Western Australia today. O’Reilly, 28, from Westport, Co Mayo, has relocated to Perth, Australia. He swam 3.9km in 47 minutes, 46 seconds, cycled 180km in 4 hours 11minutes, 31 seconds and ran a marathon in 2 hours, 54 minutes and 13 seconds. Maeve added: “This is an Irish record and an incredible achievement.
Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 22:01 UTC
Herald: SC hearing on Mhadei dispute now on Dec 6
04 Dec 2023| 07:21am ISTSC hearing on Mhadei dispute now on Dec 6Team HeraldPANJIM: The Special Leave Petition (SLP) filed by the Goa government challenging the verdict of the Mhadei Water Disputes Tribunal will now come up for hearing before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, December 6. Last week, the Mhadei diversion matter failed to come up for hearing after being listed for two days. Goa, Karnataka and Maharashtra were hinted that the matters which did not come up for hearing will be listed next week. Advocate General Devidas Pangam and his four-member legal team, Water Resources chief engineer Pramod Badami and his technical team, two consultants Chetan Pandit and M K Shrinivas will leave for Delhi on Tuesday. The revised DPR was approved for implementation of the decades-old Kalasa-Bhandura projects in the Mhadei river basin.
Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 21:00 UTC
Politics watch: All eyes on no-confidence motion in McEntee | Roscommon Herald
No-confidence motion in Minister for JusticeSinn Féin has tabled a motion of no-confidence in Minister for Justice Helen McEntee following the Dublin riots. The vote on the motion will take place on Tuesday, December 5th. Ryan’s return tripClimate Minister Eamon Ryan will fly home from the Cop28 climate change conference in Dubai to vote in the no-confidence motion, before returning. Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said there was no alternative for Mr Ryan’s return trip, as ‘pairing’ arrangements are not permitted in no-confidence motions. Former UK prime minister Boris Johnson will be giving evidence in what will be the most high-profile sittings of the inquiry thus far.
Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 19:40 UTC
Chelsea hold on to beat Brighton despite playing second half with 10 men
Chelsea hold on to beat Brighton despite playing second half with 10 menBy Robert O'Connor, PAChelsea played the entirety of the second half with 10 men as they clung on to defeat Brighton 3-2 after a tense finale at Stamford Bridge. Referee Craig Pawson shows a red card to Chelsea’s Conor Gallagher (John Walton/PA) Photo by John WaltonInstead, it was Chelsea that reasserted their charge, Fernandez converting from the spot midway through the second half after the excellent Mykhailo Mudryk had been fouled. Roberto De Zerbi gambled, making four substitutions in one swoop, whilst Pochettino looked to his depleted bench and prepared Palmer. Then at the death, Pawson was called pitchside once more to adjudicate on handball against Colwill. The evidence seemed to show the ball strike the defender’s face, as Stamford Bridge breathed a sigh of collective relief.
Source:Irish Independent
December 03, 2023 17:49 UTC
Shopping experts, history tells a different story of Black Friday
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Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 17:29 UTC
County Roscommon roadside farm with four bedroom home now on the market | Roscommon Herald
A 53.5-acre residential roadside farm has come on the market at Castleplunkett. The 53.5-acre residential roadside farm located at Raveege, Castleplunkett is on the market with RE/MAX Team Earley, Roscommon. “The well-maintained four-bedroom bungalow, discreetly set back from the road, guarantees a haven of tranquillity and security,” said the auctioneers. The property is for sale by private treaty or auction later. For further details or to arrange an appointment to view contact RE/MAX Team Earley, Stone Court Roscommon on 090 66 26579, Cathal on 086 1409158, email [email protected] or log onto www.teamearley.ie.
Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 15:06 UTC
‘People will end up more sceptical of electoral process’: How AI and deepfakes threaten elections | Roscommon Herald
A recent motion tabled by Fianna Fáil Senator Malcolm Byrne called for the Electoral Commission to create a strategy to tackle the misuse of artificial intelligence in political campaigning. Where that has come to the fore is social media and we’re seeing what I would call disasters of social media. What happens to information when they upload it to social media, how your data is aggregated, how often you’re caught by surveillance systems. Dr O’Sullivan said the Government and the Electoral Commission should try to take advantage of this proximity to leading tech companies. Dr O’Sullivan also fears that the talk around AI and deepfakes will lead to people becoming more sceptical about elections.
Source:The Herald
December 03, 2023 14:53 UTC
Trending: Venice to impose daytripper taxes, but is it enough to save the fragile city?
The mayor of Venice, Luigi Brugnaro, thinks that insisting that daytrippers cough up €5 for the privilege of entering the city on certain dates next year is going to have them all heading to Verona or Padua instead. Is he for real? Venice, a city with which I have enjoyed a 30-year love affair, is nowadays totally overrun with daytrippers. They clamber off the buses in Piazzale Roma at the top of the Grand Canal or step out of the train station just a few hundred metres further down that famous waterway with not a suitcase in sight between the lot of them.
Source:Irish Independent
December 03, 2023 14:26 UTC
Public rallies to the centre ground, latest poll shows
Dublin rioters have pushed people away from the untried and untested towards the status quoIt was inevitable there would be political consequences from the Dublin riots, which are still being played out this week, with a confidence motion in the justice minister. There are those who will claim they knew how the events of November 23 would land with the public, but such people always blow their own trumpet into the soupy fog of the city streets. Nobody knew for sure what the impact would be, other than that there would be an impact — and what an impact there has been, according to today’s Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks opinion poll.
Source:Irish Independent
December 03, 2023 03:20 UTC
Saturday sport: Club Camogie semi-finals; Leinster head to the Showgrounds
Saturday sport: New Leinster hurling and football champions; Leinster head to the ShowgroundsUpdated: 9pmHere's the latest from the day's sporting action...RugbyLeinster are doing battle with Connacht looking to return to the top of the URC table this evening. GAAO'Loughlin Gaels are the Leinster Club Hurling champions, while Kilmacud Crokes have been crowned Leinster Club Football champions. In the hurling final, the Kilkenny side came from behind to beat Na Fianna of Dublin 0-22 to 1-18 in the decider. Kilmacud Crokes have become the first team to win the Leinster Club Football final three times in a row. Galway's Sarsfields will play Dicksboro of Kilkenny in the All-Ireland Camogie Club Championship final.
Source:Irish Independent
December 03, 2023 01:56 UTC
Teen arrested after petrol bombs thrown at police officers in Co Antrim
Petrol bombs were thrown at police in Carrickfergus. A teenager has been arrested after PSNI officers came under attack from petrol bombs. Police were in the area at around 1am, dealing with an abandoned vehicle, when two petrol bombs were thrown towards them. A 15-year-old boy was arrested at the scene on suspicion of possession of a petrol bomb in suspicious circumstances, throwing a petrol bomb, disorderly behaviour and assault on police. “We believe at this time that there were at least two other males present when the petrol bombs were thrown and we are working to establish their identities.
Source:Irish Independent
December 03, 2023 01:04 UTC