Retired RTE radio icon Bryan Dobson is preparing to make a comeback on television as the host of a new documentary, reports The Mirror. After 37 years, the former News at One presenter announced his …
A new cross-border initiative focused on addressing air pollution issues throughout Ireland has secured €6.5 million in funding, reports Breaking News. Among the key areas of focus for the Peace-Air partnership will be the effects …
If you enjoy binge-watching on Netflix and are using an older Fire TV Stick, you might want to take note, reports Dublin Live Last month saw speculation that certain Fire TV models could soon lose …
Two individuals have been taken into custody following an incident involving the false imprisonment of a woman in Castletown, Celbridge, Co Kildare, reports Breaking News. The event occurred at around 10.10 pm on Monday night. …
The Government has approved the creation of a new, independent body that will lead the revitalisation of Dublin City Centre, reports RTE. Operating under the authority of Dublin City Council, the new body will be …
State lawyers have told the High Court that denying the government the use of emergency powers to fast-track refugee accommodation poses a “serious risk to the dignity and safety” of asylum seekers, reports Breaking News. …
Thirty-five individuals, including five minors, have been removed from Ireland and flown to Nigeria, in a deportation operation that cost €325,000, reports RTE. The group comprised 21 men, nine women, and five children, all of …
Last year, the State spent more than €1 billion annually to accommodate applicants for International Protection (IP) for the first time, reports RTE. New data released by Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration, and Youth …
8 After years of discussions, nations have finalized the text of a landmark agreement designed to better manage future pandemics and prevent the errors seen during the Covid-19 outbreak, reports RTE. Following over three years …
Spring 2025 has been recorded as the warmest in Ireland since Met Éireann began keeping records 126 years ago, reports RTE. According to the forecaster’s Climate Statement for Spring 2025, it was the first time …
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