Brewing Up A Storm
Dating back 70 years
The Department of Justice has collated data on unidentified bodies for the first time.
The identities of 27 remains are not yet known, with evidence dating as far back as 70 years.
Fourteen of the remains were classified as partial bodies.
Forensic Medical Specialist & former Co. Kildare Coroner, Professor Denis Cusack, explains what's meant by partial remains:
Fianna Fáil Councillors Carmel Kelly And Veralouise Behan Appointed To Top Kildare Council Roles
Both were formally presented with their chains of office and will serve one-year terms, effective immediately.
Ireland Now Second Most Expensive Country In the EU, Says Eurostat
Additionally, alcohol and tobacco prices are the most expensive in the bloc, at 205 per cent of the average.
Funeral Arrangements Announced For Carlow Teenager Who Drowned Earlier This Week
Peter Byrne (17) got into difficulty while swimming in the Milford area
Skip The "Bells and Whistles" – Tanaiste Scolds Councils Over Upgrades Holding Back Vacant Homes
In remarks delivered in the Dáil, Harris said the Government would soon issue a circular to all local authorities, directing them to stop holding back homes for unnecessary upgrades.
Kildare County Council Says Access To Inspection Reports Into Dog Breeding Sites "Not Publicly Available"
That's despite growing scrutiny of Ireland’s booming designer puppy trade.
BREAKING: Three Arrested After €400,000 Damage At Castletown House OPW Site
The individuals arrested include one man in his 30s and two juveniles.
Google, Apple, Facebook Logins Among 16 Billion Published On Dark Web
People are being advised to be extra vigilant about receiving and opening potentially fraudulent links from scammers.
"Food Tourism" Narrative Not Helpful: Naas Point Community Outreach Challenges Misinformation
While the term has been levelled at the organisation, Maud Nolan said food tourism might exist in other places but not at Naas Point.
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