The Department of Integration confirmed that it does not always contract full benefits for temporary accommodation of refugees, which means that it is not responsible for the child protection policies of all staff. “Many of …
Gardai have launched an investigation following a road fatality in Co. Galway overnight. The single-vehicle collision happened on the N59 Moycullen Road in the early hours of Monday morning. No details have been released about …
Gardai have arrested one man following the seizure of €876,000 worth of cocaine. The drugs, which were seized at Rosslare Europort on Saturday, were concealed inside a freight unit that had just arrived from France. …
Secondary school students will be expected to pay less to take the driving test and receive driving theory test scores as part of a new road safety course, reports Breaking News. The course, developed by …
Picture source: Irish Mirror Gardai are this afternoon seeking the public’s help in locating a missing 64-year-old man. Patrick Mulligan was last seen in Ballyboden, Dublin 16, on Sunday. He is described as being approximately …
Last year, Men’s Aid received 9,524 contacts and 91% of perpetrators of violence were women, reports The Mirror. As of 2020, the outlook for support services has increased by over 70%. The annual report released …
An asylum seeker who is charged with violently assaulting two women in Louth has been released back onto Irish streets with bail. The alleged attack took place on Park Street, Dundalk at the end of …
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected growing international calls for a ceasefire in Gaza and said Israel’s war to suppress Hamas militants will continue “in full force”. The Israeli leader also emphasized that after the …
Met Eireann is this morning forecasting rather unsettled weather for the coming days, with cold weather ahead. According to the national forecaster, windy conditions will develop by Tuesday evening, leading to very strong gusts by …
Cuts to social care and accommodation for new Ukrainian refugees will reduce the number of arrivals in Ireland and not lead to an increase in homelessness, Equality Minister Roderick O’Gorman has said, reports Independent. Mr …
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