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A woman who was sleeping rough in a tent is the third homeless death this week. The woman, aged in her thirties, has been named locally as Jennifer 'Jenny' Dennehy. She is understood to have been a client of Simon Community services in Cork, according to the Irish Independent. It is believed she may have accessed the services for assistance after she was evicted from her rented flat earlier this year. She was discovered in a tent near Gilabbey Rock, in the south-west of the city, in the early hours of Friday morning. Ms Dennehy's death is not being treated as suspicious at this stage by gardaí. Gardaí said their investigation will be directed by the post-mortem findings. The woman's death brings to three the number of homeless people who have died this week in Ireland. A mother-of-two (25) died tragically in emergency accommodation in Kildare, while a man (aged in his 50s) who was found unconscious on Suffolk Street in Dublin later passed away...

What is wrong with Nigerians?Why do we like jungle justice?According to a social media user who shared the story,the armed robber pictured below was caught and stoned to death by angry mob. What he stole was not mentioned but he said the deceased was one of the thieves that robbed him in January.It is unclear where it happened in the Southeast but the mob were pictured shouting kill him 'Onye osi' meaning he is a robber. I wouldn't like to share the horrible video here.I can not stop crying after watching it. See more photos:-

A taxi driver has revealed how he was left “terrified and traumatised”, after a gang of teenage thugs beat him up, stole his money and smashed up his car earlier this month. Ali Raza (37), originally from Pakistan, but living in Ireland for the last 15 years, was punched in the head and face, repeatedly kicked in the body and had €100 stolen from him, when a gang of four youths attacked him when he went to collect a fare in the Tor An Rí estate in Lucan over the August bank holiday weekend. He told the Sunday World: “I got a call to go to Tor An Rí around 9.50 on the Saturday night. When I got there a guy came out of the house and told me he was the one who had booked a taxi. “He got in the passenger seat and next thing I knew there was three more lads in the back. They were all aged between 15 and 18, but at first they all seemed okay to me. “Then the one sitting behind me started pulling on my seat belt, tightening it around my neck and being...

Gardai investigating the murder of Patricia O'Connor have announced that they have arrested three people. According to gardai, a 73 year-old-man was arrested in Co Meath earlier today. Gardai have also confirmed that two women, aged 19 and 38, were arrested in Dublin by officer's investigating O'Connor's death. The three are currently detained at Bray and Wicklow Garda stations under the provisions of Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984. A 32-year old man previously arrested and charged in relation to the case is currently before the courts. O'Connor's dismembered remains were found scattered across a 30km area of the Wicklow mountains in June. The investigation is ongoing.