The Department of Foreign Affairs has spent nearly €1.4 million over the past two years on diplomatic bags – secure pouches typically used for transporting documents and other materials between embassies, reports Breaking News. Scrutiny …
Attic conversions and home extensions designed to accommodate older family members may soon no longer require planning permission, Minister for Housing James Browne is expected to tell the Cabinet, reports RTE. Proposals under consideration could …
A 38-yr-old woman living with incurable cancer has shared that her daughters are what motivate her to keep going, reports RTE. Yesterday, Leona Macken received a formal apology in court from the Health Service Executive …
Bank of Ireland has issued a public alert after a sudden surge in a sophisticated scam known as the ‘safe account’ fraud, reports Breaking News. Scammers are deceiving customers through realistic fake messages and phone …
A large protest in Cork is starting as people voice their anger at the out-of-control migration crisis. Many social media users say that they’re getting ready to descend onto the capital. A public rally will …
A teenage boy has died after a single-vehicle crash in Newbridge, Co Kildare, on Thursday evening, reports Breaking News. The crash, which involved a pick-up truck, occurred shortly after 8pm on Barrettstown Road. The passenger, …
A new guidance document and training tool aimed at assisting mental health staff working with LGBTQIA+ individuals is set to be released this morning, reports RTE. According to the Mental Health Commission (MHC), the new …
The funeral of Michael Gaine, a 56-yr-old sheep farmer from Kerry, is scheduled for today in his native Kenmare, reports RTE. According to a notice posted on RIP.ie, the funeral mass will be held at …
Today, Cork City’s Grand Parade is set to become the epicentre of a powerful anti-immigration protest, expected to draw hundreds of patriots rallying against what they call “uncontrolled mass migration” and government policies accused of …
According to a new survey, 40 per cent of large companies in Ireland have seen staff resign following recent changes to their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) policies, reports Breaking News. The findings come from …
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