Fianna Fáil’s presidential hopeful Jim Gavin has stated that his ambition is to ensure everyone in society is heard, reports RTE. During the official launch of his campaign, Mr Gavin highlighted that while some communities …
A new study by climate experts at Maynooth University, in collaboration with Met Éireann, has revealed that human-induced climate change made Ireland’s record summer night-time temperatures this year 40 times more likely, reports RTE. The …
RTE, Ireland’s national broadcaster, must be afraid to report on muggings in Dublin City centre, as they merely reported that NFL star Skylar Thompson was involved in an incident only. In reality, what’s meant to …
The Government must put pressure on EU Commissioner Michael McGrath to use his authority to dismantle social media recommender systems that “spread hate and misinformation,” a TD has said, reports Breaking News. Michael McGrath currently …
Ireland would be “eager to assist” in a potential peacekeeping operation in Ukraine if the conflict with Russia comes to an end, the Tánaiste has said, reports Breaking News. However, Simon Harris acknowledged that there …
In a horrifying turn of events on Sunday, Thomas Jacob Sanford, a 40-yr-old Iraq War veteran from Burton, Michigan, unleashed chaos on a peaceful worship service at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints …
Gardaí are investigating the deaths of a father in his 30s and his five-year-old daughter in Dublin as a murder-suicide. Their bodies were found in their Heathfield Terrace, Finglas home on Saturday night, with the …
In a stunning display of skill and teamwork, Europe reclaimed the Ryder Cup in 2025, defeating the USA 14.5-13.5 at Bethpage Black, New York. The biennial golf showdown, steeped in tradition, saw Europe overcome a …
Ryanair has announced it will switch entirely to digital boarding passes starting November 12th, aiming for a smoother experience for travellers during the quieter post-midterm travel season, reports Breaking News. From that date, passengers will …
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has suggested that raising financial incentives for asylum seekers who choose to leave Ireland voluntarily might help improve the efficiency of the immigration system, reports Breaking News. His comments followed a …
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