Funeral Arrangements Announced for Irish Teacher Who Died Suddenly in Australia
Funeral details for Irish teacher Sarah Halpenny, 29, who died suddenly in Australia. She will be laid to rest in Co Meath next week.
Funeral details for Irish teacher Sarah Halpenny, 29, who died suddenly in Australia. She will be laid to rest in Co Meath next week.
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American journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Baghdad by suspected Iranian-backed militia; US working for release.
PM Starmer warns of crackdown on pro-Palestine protest chants, citing antisemitic slogans and review of protest laws.
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Ryanair updates travel rules: increased hand luggage size, mandatory online check-in, and earlier bag drop cut-off from Nov 10.
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Historian Joseph Mulhern reveals how British companies profited from slavery in Brazil decades after abolition, with cases of illegal enslavement and complicity.
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Virginia football coach Travis Turner, wanted on child porn charges, missing since Nov 20, last seen entering woods with a gun.
Queen Camilla appears in a Beano comic strip to launch the National Year of Reading campaign in Scotland.
Oxford University study finds food bank users face severe poverty and health risks, warns welfare cuts will increase demand.
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