Energy credits have been essentially ruled out of the upcoming budget by Public Expenditure Minister Jack Chambers and Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe, reports The Mirror. This is in spite of the fact that they would …
448 patients in Irish hospitals are waiting for beds in hospitals around the country. According to Trolley Watch data from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), 293 people were waiting in emergency rooms, with …
A senior who was at odds with his municipality was sentenced to four months in jail for erecting a log cabin on his property without obtaining planning approval, reports The Mirror. A district court judge …
Drivers should slow down, especially on remote roads, according to a distraught mother whose 16-year-old son perished in an automobile accident, reports The Mirror. A new ad campaign by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) emphasises …
Patrick Kielty is grieving the loss of his cherished mother, Mary Kielty, who passed away peacefully at her home in Dundrum, Co Down, on March 8, 2025, just hours after he hosted RTE One’s Late …
According to data from the health ministry, the number of newborns born in Japan last year hit a record low for the ninth consecutive year, reports Breaking News. The quicker-than-expected fall indicates that the nation’s …
New data from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) shows that since the Covid-19 outbreak, the frequency of children missing at least one month of school has increased dramatically, reports RTE. The impact of …
Penneys, known as Primark outside of Ireland, has launched its first-ever standalone Primark Home store on Donegall Place in Belfast, reports Breaking News. This new retail concept marks a £2 million (€2.4 million) investment in …
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation designating March as “Irish-American Heritage Month,” reports Breaking News. The proclamation encourages all Americans to recognize the contributions of Irish-Americans through “ceremonies, activities, and programs.” Declaring March …
According to the Irish Mirror, after departing Leinster House, political staff members who worked for TDs who resigned or lost their seats in the most recent election were given gold-plated redundancy settlements totalling more than …
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