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Without A Trace: Ireland’s Missing Women is on Virgin Media
A new documentary about missing Newbridge woman Deidre Jacob is to air on Virgin Media tomorrow evening.
Virgin Media News Crime Correspondent Sarah O'Connor explores the most recent search for evidence in the disappearance of
Deirdre as well as Jo Jo Dullard and Annie McCarrick, who were all last seen in the Kildare or Wicklow area.
"Without A Trace: Ireland’s Missing Women" airs at 7:30pm, Tuesday, December 7 on Virgin Media One.
Former US president Donald Trump will not visit Ireland this month, according to reports.
Paolo Nutini has announced new Irish dates for next summer.
The prestigious football tournament, which returns to Ireland for the first time since 2018, will see Paul Osam’s Republic of Ireland under-16 side take on Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Clane's Cian Shanahan and Coill Dubh's Enda Keane in action in the SHC, at Manguard Plus Hawkfield. Photo: Michael Anderson
Kildare Rose Ashleigh Byrne (second from right) has an ice-cream with fellow contestants and Rose of Tralee host Daithi O Sé
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