A company that neglected to provide sufficient supervision for a young man who lost his life while operating a forklift at a waste recycling site has been ordered to pay a fine of €650,000. Dublin …
Nearly 1,500 people were hospitalised with Covid-19 in October, according to the latest figures from the Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC). Nursing homes and hospitals across the country continued to bear the brunt of new …
Ireland’s justice system has sunk to a new low, exposing a chilling two-tier legal framework that treats indigenous Irish citizens as third-class inhabitants while granting leniency to foreign offenders. Take the stark contrast between two …
Gardai have declared that a “lion” spotted roaming around in Co Clare was just a Newfoundland dog with a fresh haircut. Gardaí from Killaloe say that they have concluded that the recent video of a …
Steel barriers and a visible Garda presence remain around Citywest several days after violent unrest broke out in the nearby village of Saggart in southwest Dublin. The main gates to the Citywest complex are open …
The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has stated that the shutdown of Fastway Couriers, which has resulted in the loss of hundreds of jobs, stems directly from Government policy. The association argued that the Government …
Taxpayers have been left covering the cost of more than €15 million in incorrect welfare payments over the past two years. Figures show that €7.97 million in welfare benefits were written off last year — …
Ryanair has announced a sharp rise in profits after increasing airfares and benefiting from earlier aircraft deliveries, which enabled the airline to carry more passengers. The low-cost carrier reported a pre-tax profit of €2.9 billion …
Nigeria’s president is seeking a meeting with US counterpart Donald Trump, according to an aide, after the American leader threatened to deploy the military to Africa’s most populous nation over what he described as a …
Fifty-two individuals, including seven children, were deported to Georgia on a charter flight that departed from Dublin last night, reports RTE. According to a statement from the Department of Justice, the 45 adults – comprising …
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