Shoppers shocked as mop is used in bare-chested brawl inside Irish shopping centre
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09 Sept 2025
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09 Sept 2025
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Pictured: Tipperary FET (Further Education and Training) College Adult Education students who received their Component Certificate Awards at Coláiste Phobal, Roscrea.
Front Row: Noel Colleran (Tipperary FET College), Deborah Ryan (Tipperary FET College), Mary Jo Kennedy-Deegan (Tipperary FET College), Cllr Roger Kennedy (Chairperson of Tipperary ETB), Fiona Dunford (Tipperary ETB Board), Colin Cummins (Director of FET), Lavinia English (Tipperary FET College) and Fáinche Egan (Tipperary FET College).
Back Row: Claudia Belloni (Tipperary FET College), Maria Cleide Freitas, William Ferreira Matos, Lucimer Alves De Sousa Da Silva, Leomar Alves Da Silva, Marcel Cebotari, Amanuel Melake, Hassane Mohamed, Michael Crowe (Tipperary FET College) and Sinead Harte Jones (Tipperary FET College).
Michelle Rogers has been missing from her home in Dundalk County Louth since Wednesday September 3
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