LTT Media Statement on Garda failure in Cork.
LTT Media can confirm that this afternoon, Director Aaron Joyce formally contacted Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan TD and the Garda Ombudsman Commission (GSOC) regarding what LTT Media believes to be a serious failure by An Garda Síochána to respond to urgent and credible concerns for the safety of a young woman in Cork.
On the night before last, LTT Media was contacted by multiple individuals across Cork City and East Cork who expressed grave concerns that a woman in her twenties may have been held against her will in a caravan in the Farrenree area.
LTT Media Statement: Investigation Following Serious Incident in Cork
LTT Media can confirm that, on the evening prior to the serious stabbing of a woman in the Farrenree area of Cork City, our newsroom was contacted by multiple individuals from across Cork City and East Cork expressing urgent concerns for the welfare and safety of a woman in her 20s.
According to the first-hand information received by LTT Media, those contacting us believed the woman may have been being held against her will in a caravan in the Farrenree area. As concerns escalated throughout the evening, efforts were made to establish her location, and once identified, all information available to LTT Media was immediately passed to members of An Garda Síochána.
Former Circuit Court Judge Loses Appeal Against Conviction for Attempted Rape & Sexual Abuse
Former Circuit Court Judge Loses Appeal Against Conviction for Attempted Rape and Sexual Abuse
A former Circuit Court judge has failed in his bid to overturn his conviction for the attempted rape and sexual abuse of six young men when he was a teacher more than 30 years ago.
🚨 Traffic Update – Cork 🚨N40 westbound between Ballincollig and Curraheen is causing major delays this evening
N40 westbound between Ballincollig and Curraheen is causing major delays this evening
MEP Aodhán Ó Ríordáin Faces Backlash Over Facebook Video Featuring ‘Enoch Burkeing’ Outside Leinster House
Comments made by Dublin MEP Aodhán Ó Ríordáin in a recently circulated Facebook video have sparked widespread online reaction, after he remarked that he was “doing a bit of Enoch Burke-ing” outside Leinster House as offices closed for Christmas. The remark, made in a light-hearted context before delivering a festive message to followers, has nonetheless drawn criticism and reignited debate around the ongoing controversy surrounding teacher Enoch Burke, whose legal disputes and protests have become a symbol of wider tensions around free expression, authority, and the Irish education system. The video has since attracted significant engagement, with over 1,300 comments reflecting sharply divided public opinion.