In a recent statement drawing attention amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, Ireland’s Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, voiced optimism about U.S. President Donald Trump’s willingness to consider international perspectives on the Ukraine conflict. Martin’s remarks, which included a …
The cosmetic surgery industry in Ireland has experienced remarkable growth over the past decade, reflecting a global trend towards aesthetic enhancement and body confidence. What was once considered a taboo subject has become increasingly mainstream, …
As heightened tensions over military deployments continue, two members of the West Virginia National Guard were fatally shot Wednesday afternoon near the Farragut West Metro station, just blocks from the White House. The incident unfolded …
A father of two who died when his light aircraft crashed during an emergency landing in Waterford has been identified, reports Breaking News. Bircan Dokuzlar (48), originally from Turkey, was killed when he attempted to …
Refugees seeking full citizenship in Ireland will receive favourable consideration if they are in employment, according to Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan. He made the comments after the Cabinet signed off on a package of …
The Tánaiste has called a scheme requiring asylum seekers to pay between 10% and 40% of their weekly earnings toward State housing expenses “a common sense measure”, reports RTE. Simon Harris stated the Government has …
In a tragedy that has shaken the densely packed streets of Hong Kong, a ferocious fire tore through the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in the northern Tai Po district on Wednesday afternoon, killing at …
A contractor from Co Fermanagh who was discovered driving around Dublin with counterfeit number plates and an allegedly stolen wheel clamp “sitting beside him” has been remanded in custody Eugene Wynne, 45, of Teemore Road, …
Four out of five thefts, frauds, robberies and deception offences solved last year were carried out by, or involved, someone with an existing criminal record. Figures released this morning by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) …
The chair of An Post said it was “wholly unfair” that the organisation’s CEO was earning just €250,000 annually while other semi-state leaders were seeing their pay increased. In discussions with the government, chairman Kevin …
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