A report for Minister Roderic O’Gorman’s Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth has advised that the private property of Irish citizens should be forcibly acquired in order to establish new migrant accommodation centres …
Dublin Airport operator DAA denies Ryanair’s claims that airport charges will increase by 45 per cent next year, reports Breaking News. In response to the airline’s complaint filed on Thursday morning, DAA said the fees …
Met Eireann has confirmed a miserable weather forecast for the coming weekend, with the possibility of a bad storm hitting Ireland next week. According to the national forecaster, Saturday will start off dry, but there …
The Housing Minister was told it was difficult for the Opposition to “take lectures on the economy” from Fianna Fáil, who defended the Government’s housing policy during a heated exchange in the Dáil, reports Breaking …
According to new data published by the Medical Bureau for Road Safety (MBRS), last year 36 people were arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and 172 drivers were stopped twice, reports …
A New York woman faces manslaughter and drug possession charges after her 1-year-old son died of fentanyl poisoning and three other children at the daycare she ran became seriously ill, officials said, reports RTE. Gray …
One fatality has been confirmed following two-vehicle crash in Co. Leitrim on Thursday evening. The incident happened at Carrick on Shannon shortly before 6pm. A woman in her 50s, who was a passenger in one …
The government is failing to provide affordable housing so housing policy must change, Sinn Féin’s finance spokesman has said, reports RTE. In a speech during Leaders’ Question Time in the Dáil, Piers Doherty said even …
Ryanair has said it is reducing its winter timetable from Dublin Airport due to increases in passenger fares, the airport’s capital spending decisions and the failure to introduce significant environmental incentive schemes, reports RTE. The …
Student drivers currently waiting 30 weeks for their driving test are ‘unsatisfactory’ – the Road Safety Authority will tell an Oireachtas committee, reports RTE. RSA said the backlog was due to “unprecedented” volumes of applications …
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