An investment of €1.5 million is being made in Ireland’s tourism industry to promote the country as the “Home of Halloween”, reports The Mirror. A collaborative initiative by Louth and Meath county councils is among …
A woman previously jailed for falsely accusing a man of sexual assault lied once again under oath during a personal injury claim, a judge was informed at the Circuit Civil Court on Monday, reports Breaking …
On Monday morning, 424 admitted patients were left waiting on trolleys in hospitals, reports Breaking News. According to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), 293 of these patients were in emergency departments, while 131 …
Spain continues to be a top destination for Irish holidaymakers, drawn by its sunny beaches, vibrant resorts, and cultural attractions, reports The Mirror. However, those planning trips in the coming days are being warned about …
Ireland’s immigration authorities may face significant challenges in conducting thorough identity checks and security screenings on asylum seekers, due to the State’s lack of access to major EU security databases, a new Government report has …
Volvo Cars, headquartered in Sweden, is cutting 3,000 jobs as part of cost-saving measures amid industry-wide struggles due to trade tensions and growing economic uncertainty, reports Breaking News. The company stated that about 1,200 of …
A grieving mother has opened up about her heartbreak over her “great” son who died by suicide years after being scammed out of thousands of pounds, reports The Mirror. Oliver Wright, a 23-yr-old lorry driver …
Fare evaders cost public transport services over €20 million in lost revenue last year, according to estimates from transport oversight bodies, reports The Mirror. Some people on social media claim that foreign nationals are playing …
The Cabinet has agreed to begin drafting legislation that would ban trade with the occupied Palestinian territories, reports RTE. This move was proposed by Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Harris. The …
Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has dismissed concerns that accelerating the asylum process would be inhumane or unkind, reports RTE. He unveiled a major reform of Ireland’s asylum system, pledging that decisions on applications for international …
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