Health and government officials are to meet with representatives of nurses and midwives today, in an effort to avert upcoming strikes scheduled for a week away. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) is asking …
The United States Supreme Court has approved President Trump’s ban on transgender individuals serving in the country’s military. President Trump unveiled his plans for a ban of transgenders openly serving in various capacities in the …
Discount retailer Lidl has partnered with Irish start-up Buymie to roll out a home delivery service in Dublin. Customers can now download the Buymie app on Android and iOS and order groceries online up to …
Parts of the Niagara Falls have frozen after temperatures dropped to -20C. A savage winter storm blanketed the area with ice and snow, creating hazardous but majestic conditions. Locals and tourists visiting the landmark were …
After a serious of horrifying revelations about Middle Eastern and North African men targeting Finnish children for rape and sexual exploitation, Finnish men are now patrolling city streets to guard against the child rape gangs. …
It’s literally anyone’s guess at this stage as to whether Ireland will once again tragically see a hard border imposed on entering and leaving the north. Years of troubles, tensions, division and deaths were thankfully …
Talks between the INMO and the HSE are set to resume this morning in the hope that next week’s scheduled strike action can be avoided. Following on from talks last Friday, representatives from both parties …
The current homeless crisis has been highlighted even further as latest figures by one of the leading children’s hospital has revealed the extent of the problem especially amongst children. According to new figures published by …
Last night RTE continued with their course and aired a documentary about transgender people in Ireland. The relatively short documentary was mired in controversy before, during and after it aired. Members of the LGBTQ transgender …
The Government have confirmed that its ministers will once again travel abroad this St Patrick’s Day in bid to improve trade relations between Ireland and the rest of the world. In what has become an …
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