Jamaicans preparing to welcome the New Year 

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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Police probing fatal shooting of man in bizarre incident at burial site in St. Catherine

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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Cleaning of major oil spill along North Coast Highway to continue on Tuesday

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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A record of over 600 people murdered in Trinidad and Tobago since January, prompts SOE

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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Murders in Jamaica down by 18.5%

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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91 y/o woman perishes in house fire in Bluefields, Westmoreland 

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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Four people killed in motor vehicle crashes across the island on Christmas Day

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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Health Minister urges motorists to refrain from drinking and driving this festive season

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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Police probing suspected drowning of an 83 y/o man at Grandpa Falls in Trinityville, St. Thomas, yesterday

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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NWC outlines plans to ensure there is consistent water supply across the country during the Christmas period

By: Markelia Rumble

As the final hours of 2024 tick away, Jamaicans across the island are making plans to ring in the new year in style. 

For some, it’s about reconnecting with family and friends over a meal, while others are preparing to embrace the vibrant street parties and celebrations set to take place tonight. 

A quieter few see the transition as an opportunity for reflection and personal growth. 

From fireworks displays to church services, the variety of traditions speaks to the island’s dynamic culture and individuality.

Irie FM News spoke to several Jamaicans, who shared how they will be ringing in the new year.

One citizen said she will be spending some quality time with her family.  

In contrast, Odean shared that he is looking forward to the high-energy celebrations with his friends. 

Meanwhile, Adrian shared that this year’s celebration will take on a more reserved tone.

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