Met Eireann is forecasting very changeable weather conditions for the rest of the week and into the weekend, with cold nights in store, but there’s better weather on the way. According to the national forecaster, …
The United States has confirmed the permanent deployment of several thousand additional troops to Poland to bolster NATO’s defensive capabilities. This is yet another sucker punch for ailing Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has already …
A reported surge in Covid-19 infections has prompted the introduction of visiting restrictions at a Cork hospital. It is understood that people can only visit patients at the Mercy University Hospital (MUH) between 6-8pm, and …
Locals in Dundalk have enthusiastically received US President Joe Biden today, with ‘Welcome home Joe’ and cheers repeatedly being heard from the crowd. Someone had also hung a huge banner reading ‘Dundalk welcomes President Biden.’ …
Ùnelected Taoiseach Leo Varadkar reportedly greeted US President Joe Biden upon his arrival at Dublin Airport earlier today. It is unclear if Mr. Biden is aware that the Taoiseach is self-installed and not democratically elected, …
Picture source: Irish Mirror Gardai are this afternoon seeking the public’s help in locating a young man missing from his home in Cork. 26-year-old Peadar Lynch was last seen in Ennis, Co. Clare, on St. …
Two nationwide Status Yellow weather warnings are in place amidst horrendous conditions. A Status Yellow wind warning is in place for counties Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick, and Galway until 5pm. And another warning is in …
Erratic billionaire Elon Musk has bizarrely claimed that his dog is now officially Twitter’s chief executive, and that the platform is to be called ‘X Corp’ henceforth. Mr. Musk has actively been working towards running …
Ireland prepares to welcome US President Joe Biden, as the most powerful man in the world embarks on a presidential visit to the country. The US President landed in Belfast on Tuesday evening, and will …
Fine Gael has sunk to a record low in the polls, dropping a massive eight points, while Sinn Fein has surged very significantly. Fine Gael’s approval now stands at a pitiful 15%, while Sinn Fein …
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