'I thought I would bleed to death': Tourist recalls Egyptian hotel attack
Police shot dead one of the assailants and badly wounded the other.
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Police shot dead one of the assailants and badly wounded the other.
The 20-year-old’s trial has been put back until 6 March.
The discovery of a body in Limerick, a rally on Moore Street and an attack on an Egyptian hotel.
The attack took place this evening at the Bella Vista hotel in the resort city of Hurghada.
There were eight accidental airline crashes last year – accounting for 161 passenger and crew deaths.
In a harsh statement, Cairo also called on the European body to reconsider its approach to similar cases in the future.
MEPs voted overwhelmingly in favour of the resolution.
The Irish citizen has been in prison in Cairo since August 2013.
Human rights organisation Reprieve said 8,000 people signed a birthday card for Halawa.
According to a security source, the attack followed a dispute between employees of the nightclub and a group of youths.
A request has been made, but the government hasn’t received a response.
The news comes as more airlines suspend flights to the popular resort
The militant group’s claims were published in an English-language magazine.
A €47 million reward is being offered for information that would lead to the arrest of those responsible.
The Dublin teenager is now on hunger strike, and says he will remain so until he is released.
Russia had refrained from blaming the crash – which killed all 224 people on 31 October – on terrorists.
“I can’t tell you how many times I have caught a bag full of drugs or weapons that they have let through for €10 or whatever.”
All 224 people on board the plane, most of them Russian tourists, were killed in last week’s crash.
Photographer Ben Terzza spent several months living in Egypt in 2014.
The near-miss happened around two months before the recent downing of a Russian plane in the Sinai Peninsula.
“This has nothing to do with democracy or self-expression. It is sacrilege.”
The news comes as there were angry scenes at Sharm el-Sheikh airport as tourists remain grounded.
A number of European airlines are preparing to bring tourists home from Sharm el-Sheikh.
The Russian plane crash on the Sinai Peninsula has a lot in common with other bombings, writes columnist Tom Clonan.
The Egyptian president made the claim.
A top Russian investigator says the wreckage is strewn over a large area.
Emergency services have found no survivors of the 224 people on board.
After more than two year’s imprisonment without trial Tallaght teenager Halawa was supposed to learn his fate today.
The army believed a convoy of vehicles was carrying jihadists.
The two singers, Bardis and Shakira, promoted “indecency”, said the court.
TD Pat Breen visited the Wadi Al-Natrun prison in Cairo for a 90 minute meeting with Halawa.
Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan describes her visit to the Egyptian prison in which the 19-year-old Dubliner is currently being held without trial.
In a video posted online by the jihadists, the Croatian identifies himself as Tomislav Salopek.
The 19-year-old from Tallaght has been held in Egypt since August 2013.
The teenager is facing another hearing on Sunday.
Ahmed Mansour is accused of being involved in an uprising in Egypt.
The teenager said in a letter that he is “hit for every word I say that the officer doesn’t like” and “not allowed hug [his] own mother.”
The mass trial has been adjourned until 2 August.
Father Seamus Fleming said he is willing to take the teenager’s place in Cairo.
Mohamed Morsi has been sentenced to death alongside more than 100 others over jailbreaks during the 2011 Arab Spring uprising.