Met Eireann is today forecasting very unsettled and cooler weather for the coming days, with a mix of sunshine and showers and daytime temperatures sinking to mid- to high teens. According to the national forecaster, …
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien said “things are changing” for young people looking to buy a property or move out of their family home, reports Breaking News. Data published by Eurostat shows that almost two-thirds of …
Last year, more than €38,000 was spent sending judges abroad for training or conferences, and in some cases luxury hotels were booked and provided accommodation, costing up to €290 per night, reports Breaking News. The …
The bumbling Irish Government is resorting to erecting tent cities for refugees again as accommodation runs low. The practice of ‘housing’ refugees inside tents was ended last year due to the dire conditions endured by …
A government minister has expressed his concern after the national triathlon governing body said it had not sanctioned a swim race in Cork where two competitors were killed, reports Breaking News. Evan Chittenden, 60, from …
Met Eireann is today forecasting cooler temperatures and rain from tomorrow (Thursday), with highest daytime temperatures of just 14-15C. According to the national forecaster, the brief mild spell of the past couple of days will …
Starbucks was ordered to pay an additional $2.7 million in lost wages and tax damages to a former regional manager who previously paid more than $25 million in a race discrimination case (March 23, 2019). …
Electric Picnic’s 2024 edition will take place earlier in the year, as the event prepares to celebrate its 20th anniversary. Traditionally, Electric Picnic is held the first weekend in September. In 2024 however, the festival …
Armed police officers will be among the specialist units deployed in Dublin as part of the capital’s €10 million overtime allocation, reports Breaking News. The plan aims to “bolster high-visibility policing” in Dublin”, building on …
The Irish Mirror can reveal that people are still being jailed and fined for crimes committed during the pandemic. Our special investigation found that more than 13,000 cases were initiated under the old Covid-19 law. …
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