Incidents of scams, fraud, and harassment are on the rise as the use of “deepfakes” becomes more widespread and advanced. Deepfakes involve modifying existing images or videos using artificial intelligence (AI) technology, reports RTE. A …
Over the past two decades, the rate of births among women under 20 has declined sharply, according to data released by the Central Statistics Office, reports RTE. In 2023, the CSO reported 3.7 live births …
Domestic abuse-related Garda callouts have surged by 45% over the past four years, according to newly released figures from An Garda SÃochána, reports RTE. The data, released in response to a parliamentary question from Aontú, …
Ireland’s headlong dash to Net Zero is exacting a brutal toll on ordinary families, with electricity prices surging 12.1% at Energia—adding €205 annually to standard tariffs—and SSE Airtricity hiking 9.5% from October 2025. Average household …
Below is an email we received in response to the (further below) original article we wrote about a source describing just how bad things have gotten in Kinnegad, Co Westmeath. “I read your article about …
Ireland is being transformed before our eyes, and nobody voted for it. Over 100,000 asylum seekers and migrants arrived in the past three years while housing construction limps along at Depression-era levels. Tent cities spring …
The facts are brutal: 920,144 Irish citizens languished on hospital waiting lists in November 2025, with 272,561 waiting over a year for treatment and 78,000 children stuck in limbo. A record 1.7 million attended emergency …
Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s Granddaughter and Environmental Journalist, Dies at 35 Tatiana Celia Kennedy Schlossberg, the granddaughter of President John F. Kennedy and a dedicated environmental journalist, passed away on December 30, 2025, at age 35. …
A mother and her two young children who perished in a devastating house fire on Boxing Day have been named. Fionnghuala Shearman, known to friends as Nu, died alongside her seven-year-old daughter Eve and four-year-old …
The Tánaiste has praised the decision to allow Irish peacekeepers to stay in Lebanon until 2027, stating that ending the mission abruptly would have created an “extraordinarily dangerous situation,” reports Breaking News. Simon Harris said …
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