A total of 111 judges were the subject of complaints to the Judicial Council last year, yet none of these complaints were deemed admissible, reports Breaking News. This is outlined in the 2024 Judicial Conduct …
Locals say that they remain steadfast that President Donald Trump will once again visit his Co Clare property in 2026 during the Irish Open golf event. Trump International Golf Club in Doonbeg has been confirmed …
British police investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, the British toddler who vanished in Portugal in 2007, say that a 49-yr-old German man remains a suspect, though he has declined to be interviewed, reports RTE. …
The fishing sector has raised alarms over new EU regulatory measures set to take effect next year, saying they are unworkable and will lead to higher fish prices for consumers, reports RTE. Fish producer groups …
People up and down the country are absolutely outraged at the thoughts of a little baby boy vanishing and his remains only getting discovered on Wednesday. Gardaà investigating the disappearance of 3-yr-old Daniel Aruebose, missing …
Dublin Airport has announced it will contact approximately 4,500 customers who were mistakenly overcharged for parking during promotional offers earlier this year, and will issue refunds totaling €350,000, reports RTE. The matter surfaced after several …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said he is focusing on doing his “very best to get on with my job” following multiple threats made against both him and his family, reports RTE. Gardaà are currently investigating …
In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, with so-called progressives taking to social media to ooze with delight, tech mogul Elon Musk has sounded the alarm following the brutal assassination of conservative icon Charlie Kirk. …
Sales of alcohol-free beer rose by 25% in Ireland last year, according to new statistics, reports RTE. The data, published by the Drinks Ireland organisation, also highlights that production of non-alcoholic beer increased by 77% …
Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien has said that keeping the current passenger limit at Dublin Airport in place would hinder its ability to grow, reports RTE. The Department of Transport is set to begin the process …
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