Former President Mary Robinson has strongly criticised what she described as “ridiculous”, “nonsense”, and “malicious lying” in response to Israeli assertions that it is prepared to distribute aid into Gaza, reports RTE. Mrs Robinson dismissed …
The new National Children’s Hospital in Dublin will not begin admitting patients until at least June next year, the Public Accounts Committee of the Dáil has been told, reports RTE. “There is a nine-month commissioning …
Get ready to soak up some sunshine, Ireland! Met Éireann, the nation’s “trusted weather authority”, has forecast a delightful stretch of warm and settled weather over the coming days, bringing smiles to faces across the …
A 30-yr-old man has been placed in custody after being charged with the murder of Stephen Brannigan and the attempted murder of a priest in Downpatrick on Sunday, reports RTE. Hugh Malone, who has no …
Many, many people around the country are now calling for Simon Harris to resign after little Harvey Morrison Sherratt sadly passed away. Harris spoke with the child’s mother on Wednesday and his representative claims that …
Taxpayers have spent over €6 million on the Garda Band since 2022, according to newly released data, reports Breaking News. Comprising 24 full-time musicians who carry Garda ranks like inspector and sergeant, the band does …
Tánaiste Simon Harris is facing intense public backlash and growing demands for his resignation following the tragic death of nine-year-old Harvey Morrison Sherratt, who waited seven years for scoliosis surgery. The hashtag #JusticeForHarvey has surged …
Simon Harris is under immense pressure across the country tonight, as momentum increases for him to resign over Harvey Morrison Sherratt’s passing. It has emerged tonight that Harris spoke with the child’s mother this afternoon …
A man in his twenties has passed away after a swimming mishap in a river located in Co Kerry, reports RTE. The individual had been swimming in the River Flesk in Killarney at approximately 3.30pm …
A salary increase exceeding €23,000 was approved for the incoming chief executive of the Housing Agency following negotiations between two government departments, reports Breaking News. The role was originally advertised with a starting salary of …
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