Taoiseach Micheál Martin has travelled to Brussels for emergency EU discussions in response to the plummeting stock markets following U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement of potential tariffs on European goods, reports the Independent In light …
It appears as though the government have no idea how to handle accommodation for Ukrainians living in Ireland. After informing more than 400 Ukrainian women and children that they would have to vacate the Quality …
An Garda SÃochána reported that more than 1,000 drivers were caught speeding over the first four days of a policing operation during the Bank Holiday weekend, with 163 arrests for driving under the influence. During …
The Department of Justice has received 269 emails expressing concerns about the proposed hate speech bill, highlighting issues like freedom of speech and gender discrimination. The proposed hate speech legislation in Ireland has sparked significant …
A Bulgarian man, Nikola Penchev, has confessed to his involvement in a substantial drug smuggling operation, bringing €21.6 million worth of cocaine from Brazil to Ireland. Nikola Penchev, aged 34 from Velicki, Preslav, Bulgaria, has …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has called for Ireland to enhance its resilience against increasingly frequent storms, as 30,000 homes and businesses continue to lack electricity following the destructive passage of Storm Éowyn. In the aftermath of …
Irish civil servants are being encouraged by unions to resist new directives requiring them to spend an additional day in the office, amidst ongoing debates about remote working policies. In a move that has sparked …
Fianna Fáil has turned to legal counsel to navigate the ongoing dispute over speaking rights in the Dáil, with no resolution achieved in the latest virtual meeting of the Dáil reform committee. The debate over …
A GAA club in Fermanagh is reeling from the sudden death of a young player, Stephen McCarthy, remembered for his bravery and dedication on the field. The community of Teemore Shamrocks GFC is mourning the …
January 2025 was identified as the most severe period for hospital overcrowding in Ireland, with over 13,972 patients treated without beds, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO). A concerning record has been …
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