The number of individuals in emergency accommodation increased again last month, reaching 17,308, reports RTE. Figures from the Department of Housing show that 11,851 adults and 5,457 children were recorded as homeless during the month, …
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 …
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 national analysis of GP shortages has revealed significant workforce pressures in Ireland, particularly in Dublin’s commuter belt and along the western seaboard, according to the Irish College of General Practitioners. Some patients report that …
Micheál Martin has rejected calls for an inquiry into why the Director of Public Prosecutions chose to prosecute a retired garda and seven serving officers in Limerick, reports RTE. He said the Government cannot interfere …
Housing lists are growing exponentially around the country and the numbers of houses being built are miniscule compared to what the country actually needs. According to a research by construction firm Mitchell McDermott, housing delivery …
A teenage boy accused of hijacking and assaulting an electric scooter rider at St Stephen’s Green has been remanded in custody while a decision is made on where his trial will take place. The boy, …
Austria has announced plans to ban social media use for children under the age of 14, citing concerns about addiction, exposure to harmful content, and unrealistic standards. Vice-Chancellor Andreas Babler said it is extremely difficult …
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