The number of people living in emergency accommodation increased again last month to 17,517, marking a rise of 209 compared to February’s total. Data from the Department of Housing shows there were 11,946 adults and …
President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he has canceled a planned trip by senior envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Islamabad, Pakistan, for indirect peace negotiations with Iran. The move comes amid stalled …
Ireland’s elderly are being abandoned in plain sight as 2026 begins. CSO SILC data for 2025 shows 19.8% of people aged 65+ at risk of poverty or social exclusion—up from 16.1% in 2023—making Ireland one …
Several rallies took place across the southeast on Saturday in response to the fuel and cost-of-living crisis. In Tipperary, two demonstrations took place this afternoon in Thurles and Cahir, reports Breaking News. Organisers say the …
A judge has called for increased resources to be allocated to the case of Riad Bouchaker, who faces charges of assaulting a care worker and attempting to murder three children at Parnell Square in Dublin, …
The extent of profits earned by the previous owners of the Citywest hotel in Saggart, west Dublin, from housing refugees has been disclosed for the first time. The ex-owners, Tetrarch Capital, have filed late accounts …
People using weight loss injections require continued support, researchers have warned, after a major study found they regain weight far more quickly than those following traditional diet-based approaches. Researchers at the University of Oxford found …
The HSE has been directed to pay €13,000 in compensation to a non-Irish national after a job offer was withdrawn because of discriminatory conditions imposed regarding driving qualifications. The Workplace Relations Commission found that the …
A total of 708 people are currently awaiting hospital beds nationwide, according to the latest figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), reports Breaking News. Of these, 435 patients are waiting in emergency …
A Government scheme that provides hot meals to schools is not sustainable, with concerns raised around procurement processes, food quality and the amount of packaging waste involved, an Oireachtas committee is due to hear. The …
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