Elderly Man Dies After Bus-Pedestrian Collision in Bray
Elderly Man Dies After Bus-Pedestrian Collision in Bray
Stolen Olympic Bike Recovered, Thief Faces Court
Former Olympian cyclist Ciarán Powers prized Trek Emonda bike, worth €14,000, was recovered after being stolen from OConnell Street. The bike, a sentimental career highlight, was returned to Power just days after it vanished. Twenty-three-year-old Craig Cahill, accused of burglary and handling stolen goods, pleaded guilty and will be sentenced in May. The bikes recovery played a significant role in his favor.
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