Consultants specialising in emergency medicine for children have reported a sharp increase in the number of young patients suffering injuries linked to e-scooter use. At the annual conference of the Irish Paediatric Emergency Medicine today, …
A teenage boy has been charged in connection with the alleged assault of a man outside the 3Arena in Dublin in January. The man, who is in his early 20s and from Co Laois, suffered …
The Tánaiste said he is “open to spending more on defence” as he highlighted security as a key focus during Ireland’s upcoming Presidency of the Council of the European Union. Simon Harris added that this …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said he is “deeply concerned” about the risk of wider conflict in the Middle East following missile strikes on Iran by the US and Israel, reports The Mirror. Sinn Féin leader Mary …
Oil prices jumped above $100 per barrel today, reaching levels last seen in mid-2022, after several major producers reduced supply and markets grew concerned about extended shipping disruptions linked to the widening US-Israeli conflict …
Road users are being advised to take precautions as freezing weather continues in Ireland for the rest of the week, with a yellow snow and ice condition warning being issued for the whole of the …
Snow is already falling in high lying land this evening, with temperatures plummeting right across the country. A Status Yellow snow and ice warning has been issued, adding to the existing Status Yellow wind and …
The Tánaiste has said there are “too many examples of people who are given relatively short sentences” for what he described as “heinous crimes”, reports RTE. Harris, named by many on social media as ‘Top …
The company operating the National Car Test (NCT) saw weekly revenues approach €2 million last year, as it increased the number of tests offered, reports Breaking News. Recent financial statements from Applus Inspection Services Ireland …
An alleged social media trend that encourages school children to target each other has prompted teachers to advise students to “remain in groups” after classes. The so-called ‘School Wars’ trend, shared online, involves pupils from …
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