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Six people dead in more than a dozen letter bomb attacks
The attacks took place across southern China.
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The attacks took place across southern China.
There have been 13 attacks in New South Wales so far this year, compared to three in 2014.
A man has been arrested in connection with the incidents.
The separate incident saw both men suffered non-life threatening injuries.
The head of the Vintners’ Federation of Ireland has said an increase in attacks has happened in recent years.
34 people lost their lives in the coordinated attack 41 years ago.
Two cars belonging to Sinn Féin councillors were also burnt out.
Merchants Quay has temporarily suspended its day services, and will reopen shortly.
An Post has issued two limited edition stamps to commemorate those killed in the Gallipoli Landings.
Immigrants in South Africa have shared their stories.
In the latest violence, mobs attacked shops owned by foreign nationals in a poor area of Johannesburg.
Clue: it’s not what’s happening in the picture.
The tomb was levelled during heaving fighting for Tikrit.
The interior minister gave the shop two bottles of wine to celebrate its reopening.
These happened in the cities of Girona, Barcelona and Mellila.
Lassana Bathily, from Mali, told people to go into the freezer during the attack on the kosher supermarket.
The move follows anti-terror raids earlier this week.
The 18-year-old was detained as part of a joint effort between police in Britain and the United States.
Waterford Whispers News was today featured in The Washington Post.
People in Ireland looking for the magazine will have to order it or look to smaller outlets.
The French Embassy has received thousands of messages of support in the wake of this week’s terror attacks.
The 26-year-old partner of the man who staged the deadly attack at a kosher supermarket yesterday is still at large.
Boko Haram killed as many as 2,000 in their latest attacks.
A number of mosques have also been attacked today.
Minister Paschal Donohoe said that Ireland is “a very safe destination” for tourists.
This comes after a number of incidents during the same period last year.
A new report from domestic abuse service ‘Amen’ has shown an increase in reported incidents.
The country’s parliament has been set on fire in this most recent surge of violence.
The two sides exchanged fire yesterday.
New research published today also identifies age and alcohol consumption as factors in assaults.
An online petition calling for a change in legislation has received over 10,000 supporters online.
The group, linked to Al-Qaeda, has declared the air strikes “a war against Islam”.
… but refused to support the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
The National Private Hire and Taxi Association have spoken out after yesterday’s attack on a Dublin taxi driver.
Israel has vowed no let-up until it can guarantee the safety of its civilians.
The Palestinian interior ministry said Israeli jets destroyed three mosques, at least two of which were considered close to Hamas.
US warplanes bombed Islamic State positions in northern Iraq yesterday.
The medical workers want the Irish Government to condemn attacks on medical workers, hospitals and ambulances in Gaza.
Earlier today Israel accepted the Egyptian peace deal while Hamas rejected it.
We thankfully don’t have any nasty sharks in Irish waters, but even if we did, we wouldn’t need to get worked up about it.