Today’s Latest Stories
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Long-delayed new children’s hospital will open ‘when it’s right’, Health Minister claims
July 4, 2026 0Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has said she is unable at present to provide a firm completion date for the long-delayed National Children’s Hospital Ireland (NCHI), pointing to repeated delays by the primary contractor and continued uncertainty around delivery…
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BREAKING: Tributes paid to Glen Dimplex founder Martin Naughton who has died aged 87
July 4, 2026 0Martin Naughton, the visionary Irish engineer and billionaire businessman who founded Glen Dimplex, passed away in July 2026 at the age of 87. Naughton built one of the world’s largest electrical appliance empires from humble beginnings, transforming a small Newry workshop into a global…
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“They simply don’t care” – Ireland is now rapidly moving toward 18,000 people who are homeless across the country
July 4, 2026 0The number of people living in emergency accommodation increased again last month to 17,517, marking a rise of 209 compared to February’s total. Data from the Department of Housing shows there were 11,946 adults and 5,571 children experiencing homelessness during the month, reports…
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New law finally gives consumers right to speak to human instead of chatbot
July 4, 2026 0New rules are coming into effect giving consumers the legal right to request a human spokesperson rather than a chatbot when shopping over the phone. Stronger practices around financial transparency will also be signed into law today, reports Breaking News. The rule change means consumers…
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Garda badly injured after being struck by e-scooter
July 4, 2026 0A garda was injured during an incident involving a teenager on an e-scooter in Finglas, Co Dublin, on Wednesday. In the Cappagh area of Finglas, gardaà stopped a youth in his mid-teens who was riding an e-scooter, reports Breaking News. A quantity of cannabis was seized and the youth was…
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Long-delayed new children’s hospital will open ‘when it’s right’, Health Minister claims
July 4, 2026 0Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has said she is unable at present to provide a firm completion date for the long-delayed National Children’s Hospital Ireland (NCHI), pointing to repeated delays by the primary contractor and continued uncertainty around delivery…
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BREAKING: Tributes paid to Glen Dimplex founder Martin Naughton who has died aged 87
July 4, 2026 0Martin Naughton, the visionary Irish engineer and billionaire businessman who founded Glen Dimplex, passed away in July 2026 at the age of 87. Naughton built one of the world’s largest electrical appliance empires from humble beginnings, transforming a small Newry workshop into a global…
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“They simply don’t care” – Ireland is now rapidly moving toward 18,000 people who are homeless across the country
July 4, 2026 0The number of people living in emergency accommodation increased again last month to 17,517, marking a rise of 209 compared to February’s total. Data from the Department of Housing shows there were 11,946 adults and 5,571 children experiencing homelessness during the month, reports…
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New law finally gives consumers right to speak to human instead of chatbot
July 4, 2026 0New rules are coming into effect giving consumers the legal right to request a human spokesperson rather than a chatbot when shopping over the phone. Stronger practices around financial transparency will also be signed into law today, reports Breaking News. The rule change means consumers…
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Garda badly injured after being struck by e-scooter
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Govt brags that they’re building 650 social houses across Dublin
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America Turns 250: USA celebrates the Semiquincentennial on July 4
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“Never ever use sunbeds” – HSE warn of real cancer risk if people use sunbeds
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Recent Life & Culture
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Recent Politcal Posts
Alan Kelly reportedly set to resign as Labour party leader
The Labour Party leader Alan Kelly is reportedly set to resign later this evening. According to RTE News, Kelly who became Party leader in 2020 is expected to step down from his position after he …
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Tanaiste criticises Sinn Fein for trying to hound an honourable man out of office
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Simon Coveney expected to face no confidence motion later today
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Recent Opinion Articles
Ireland’s Nursing Shame: Over 114,000 on Trolleys in 2025 While Half Our Nurses Are Imported
Ireland’s hospitals are in chaos, with over 114,000 patients—including 1,248 children—treated on trolleys throughout 2025, according to INMO Trolley Watch figures. This marks yet another year of record overcrowding, with nurses stretched to breaking point …


