Taoiseach Micheál Martin is set to shift his focus to business engagements in Washington DC after spending the weekend attending largely cultural events in Philadelphia. This morning, he will meet and speak with representatives from …
A new defence agreement between the United Kingdom and Ireland could allow British ships to “responding to an issue” in Irish waters, according to Helen McEntee, reports Breaking News. The Minister for Defence unveiled a …
Tributes have been paid to a “dedicated nurse” and “beautiful wife and mammy” from Co Sligo who has sadly passed away. Nycin Thomas, originally from Kerala in India but living in Ballisodare for several years, …
The conflict in the Middle East has underscored the importance of maintaining strong ties between the United Kingdom and Ireland, Keir Starmer has said. Taoiseach Micheál Martin added that closer coordination between the two nations …
The Taoiseach is set to “discuss global matters,” including the Middle East, during his St Patrick’s Day meeting with US President Donald Trump. Micheál Martin will begin his US visit in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, before travelling …
The State has been granted extra time to submit its response to Jozef Puska’s lengthy appeal against his conviction for the murder of schoolteacher Aishling Murphy, after a court heard that the killer’s legal team …
A street artist from Bristol in the United Kingdom has been identified as the famous graffiti creator Banksy following an extensive investigation conducted by the news agency Reuters, reports RTE. Robin Gunningham, who was born …
A Nigerian man who claims gardaí confused him with one of his nine identical brothers has become the first person in the State to face prosecution for obstructing a deportation. The alleged “decuplet”, Sam Okwuoha, …
A new defence accord between Ireland and the UK could allow British vessels to “respond to an issue” within Irish waters, according to Minister for Defence Helen McEntee. Minister McEntee revealed a new Memorandum of …
The Irish Prison Service (IPS) is expected to spend around €480,000 over the next four years on a hairdressing training programme for inmates at the women’s Dóchas prison in Dublin, reports RTE. In a tender …
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