EU finance ministers have reached an agreement to introduce a €3 duty on every low-value parcel entering the bloc from 1 July next year, aiming to curb the surge of inexpensive goods from platforms such …
According to a poll of 25-yr-olds, 62% of them lived with their parents mostly for financial reasons, reports RTE. According to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) poll, 34% of respondents indicated they struggled to make …
The Irish health service faces the risk of being overwhelmed by a surge in neurological diseases due to rising temperatures linked to climate change, according to a new study. A team of doctors has called …
Ireland’s borders remain a sieve, with Central Statistics Office data revealing 125,300 immigrants in the 12 months to April 2025 alone—down 16% from the prior year, yet the fourth straight period exceeding 100,000 arrivals. Net …
Concerns are growing over further delays to the opening of the National Children’s Hospital, as Children’s Health Ireland has yet to be granted early access to the building, reports Breaking News. CHI had planned to …
Simon Harris has said that “discussions and debate” are required around Ireland’s weather warning system. His comments follow criticism earlier this week of Met Éireann’s approach, with Housing Minister James Browne accusing the national forecaster …
A woman in her 40s and a teenage girl have appeared before a special sitting of Limerick District Court charged in connection with a serious assault in Co Tipperary that left a 29-yr-old woman in …
A chickenpox vaccine is being introduced on the NHS for the first time. It will be administered to young children alongside the MMR vaccine, which protects against measles, mumps and rubella, reports Sky. This combined …
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has stood by the recent reforms to Ireland’s migration framework, dismissing claims that the stricter measures unfairly target those seeking asylum, reports RTE. The measures, unveiled yesterday, will also impact …
Even though there’s practical lockdown implemented around the world at this stage, the clocks change and summer time is en route. Doesn’t much look like summer out there just yet, but summer time begins tomorrow …
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