https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/nearly-30-per-cent-of-young-irish-adults-believe-holocaust-is-a-myth-or-greatly-exaggerated-1855791.html Almost 30 per cent of young people in Ireland aged between 18 and 29 believe the Holocaust is either a “myth” or that it did occur but its scale has been “greatly exaggerated”, a …
Here, we examine the issues expected to shape political debate in the days ahead, reports Breaking News. US President Donald Trump’s want to purchase Greenland, are raising fears of an international crisis, reports Breaking News. …
A 90-yr-old patient spent 45 hours seated on a chair before finally being moved to a hospital bed, according to the INMO. The organisation said that 803 admitted patients were waiting for hospital beds this …
Concerns have been raised about how a Government initiative to house Ukrainian refugees is affecting the private rental market, as new data shows a 17 per cent increase in the use of private homes for …
President Donald Trump, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, announced a significant development on Greenland. Following a meeting with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, Trump declared that they had formed the “framework of …
Volunteers with Samaritans Ireland answered 50 calls per hour throughout last year, according to a newly released report, with more than half of callers saying it was their only source of support, reports RTE. The …
The Department of Education was inundated with emails accusing it of promoting “woke ideology” and “grooming” as part of a review of primary school education. The department introduced new curriculum specifications last year but quickly …
Housing activity has dropped to its weakest point in nearly ten years, reports Breaking News. Last year saw 16,412 commencement notices submitted, marking the lowest figure recorded since 2016, reports Breaking News. A commencement notice …
Ireland’s grand electric vehicle dream is hitting the buffers hard in early 2026. SEAI figures show just 9.8% of new car registrations in 2025 were fully electric—down from 15% the previous year—despite €3,500 grants still …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin “doesn’t listen at all to Fianna Fáil backbenchers,” according to a TD. In an interview with The Mirror, Cork East TD James O’Connor stated: “Micheál Martin takes zero notice of what Fianna …
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