Ireland’s EU Commissioner Michael McGrath has introduced a proposed framework that would allow any business to establish itself across all member states within 48 hours through a unified digital legal system. The initiative, called EU …
According to ethical data science firm Signify, the “majority” of social media accounts responsible for directing racist abuse at Edwin Edogbo after his international debut are located in Ireland. Edogbo, 23, faced a surge of …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has confirmed that the Government is putting the finishing touches on an “appropriate intervention” aimed at tackling increasing fuel costs, reports RTE. He said the measures will target areas experiencing the “most …
Three serving gardaí from Limerick who had been scheduled to go on trial for allegedly perverting the course of justice have been informed that all charges against them are to be withdrawn. The Office of …
Gerry Adams has welcomed what he described as the “emphatic end” of a High Court damages case brought against him by three victims of Provisional IRA bombings, stating that the case “should never have been …
President Donald Trump, known for his bold social media presence and unconventional communication style, has once again captured headlines—this time with hints of a musical twist amid the ongoing U.S.-led conflict with Iran. Trump posted …
Students have started receiving a meningitis B vaccine following a fatal outbreak of the infection in Kent. Around 5,000 students at the Canterbury campus of the University of Kent are being offered the vaccine, along …
The travel advice issued by the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) aims to assist Irish citizens in making well-informed choices when organising trips overseas, the three key items to always verify prior to departure include …
Ireland makes “no apologies” for its media regulation, the Taoiseach has said, as he defended measures aimed at protecting children from harmful online technology. During a series of hearings on the Digital Services Act, the …
Ireland’s economic model requires urgent reform if it is to maintain high living standards, according to a new report. The study, conducted by University of Galway Professor Alan Ahearne, found that while Ireland ranks among …
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