Gardai have confirmed that a 32-yr-old man has died after a stabbing in Youghal in Co Cork last night. The incident happened at a pub in the town shortly before midnight. The man was rushed …
It’s going to be absolutely awesome! Ireland’s UFC champion Conor McGregor is set to meet with American political commentator Tucker Carlson today in Dublin to address what has called Ireland’s “horrendous immigration crisis.” The high-profile …
Ireland’s UFC champion Conor McGregor is set to meet with American political commentator Tucker Carlson tomorrow in Dublin to address what has called Ireland’s “horrendous immigration crisis.” The high-profile sit-down is expected to draw significant …
A verdict of medical misadventure has been delivered in the death of a newborn after an inquest revealed multiple critical failures in resuscitation efforts during the first 15 minutes of her life at University Hospital …
The Tánaiste has called upcoming EU-US trade talks “vital,” warning that “there isn’t an hour to lose” in making the most of a temporary pause in tariffs, reports Breaking News. EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic …
Between 9 October 2023 and 9 October 2024, a total of 86 Ukrainian nationals were removed from State-funded accommodation in Ireland after leaving their lodgings without receiving official permission, according to data released to RTÉ …
The number of people applying for asylum in Ireland has dropped by 40% so far this year, while the number of deportation orders has tripled in the same period, reports The Sun. The Government has …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has urged the European Union to remain calm in the face of uncertainty surrounding its trading relationship with the United States, following recent developments in the transatlantic tariff dispute, reports Breaking News. …
Do you ever wonder how some cars on Dublin’s bustling streets look showroom-fresh despite the city’s unpredictable weather and constant traffic? You’re not alone if you’ve struggled to keep your vehicle looking its best. Maintaining …
Government Minister Neale Richmond has defended proposed changes to Ireland’s long-standing “triple lock” mechanism for overseas military deployments, asserting that the country’s tradition of military neutrality will remain “completely unaffected,” reports Breaking News. Under the …
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