Pharmacies across the country will begin offering free hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to women starting 1 June, following a deal reached with Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill, reports RTE. The announcement was made today …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said he will be “demanding answers” from Israel after Israeli troops fired on a European Union delegation, including two Irish diplomats, visiting the occupied West Bank, according to RTÉ. The Israel …
In a highly charged meeting at the White House, US President Donald Trump clashed with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa over allegations of racial persecution in South Africa. The encounter, intended to reset strained bilateral …
Hundreds of proud Castleblayney residents filled the streets Wednesday evening in a vibrant display of Irish unity and love for their community. The spirited protest, aimed at halting plans to convert the cherished Convent of …
A member of the Irish hip-hop group Kneecap, Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, known by his stage name ‘Mo Chara’, has been charged with a terrorism offence for displaying a flag in support of Hezbollah during …
RTÉ has spent over €140,000 on cosmetics in the past two years, with nearly half of the amount going to the luxury retailer Brown Thomas, reports Breaking News. The national broadcaster said the make-up was …
A man who carried out a three-year campaign of coercive control against his wife has received a three-year suspended sentence, reports Breaking News. Ian Barry (44), residing at the Ashes, Trimleston, Goatstown, Dublin 14, was …
Pope Leo XIV has committed to preserving the core doctrines of the Catholic Church while encouraging it to confront contemporary issues directly. He also criticised economic models that he believes harm the environment and the …
Members of the World Health Organization have agreed on a treaty aimed at improving global readiness for future pandemics, following the fragmented international reaction to Covid-19. However, the absence of US participation has raised questions …
A 12-yr-old schoolgirl who suffered burns on a Ryanair flight from Lourdes just over five years ago has accepted a compensation offer of €30,000 from the airline, along with substantial legal expenses, reports RTE. Judge …
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