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 …
All 15 Cabinet members and 23 junior ministers will take part in overseas St Patrick’s Day visits this year on behalf of the Government, reports RTE. Altogether, Government figures and other State representatives are set …
The world recorded its fifth hottest February on record, with western Europe experiencing extreme rainfall and widespread flooding, according to the European Union’s climate monitor. Global temperatures last month were 1.49C above pre-industrial levels, defined …
More than 1,100 children in the care of Tusla were placed in unregulated Special Emergency Arrangements (SEAs) during the past year, according to figures obtained by RTÉ News. These arrangements involve children in care being …
Motorists who reported damage to their vehicles caused by potholes received around €1.3 million in compensation from local authorities over the past three years, new figures reveal. The local authority with the highest payouts for …
Three people lost their lives and 54 others were seriously injured in crashes involving scramblers on public roads between 2021 and 2025. Analysis carried out by the Road Safety Authority shows that 42 of those …
Increases in the cost of home-heating oil following the Iran war were roughly eight times greater in Ireland than in other countries across the European Union. Data from the European Commission’s weekly oil bulletin indicates …
Teacher Enoch Burke has argued that his transfer from a prison in Dublin to one in Co Roscommon has no legal basis, reports RTE. Mr Burke was transferred from Mountjoy Prison to Castlerea Prison on …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said it would be “utterly despicable” if Russia were allowed to profit financially by selling oil and gas to Europe. The European Union has been gradually reducing its reliance on Russian …
The Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris is set to meet France’s finance minister in Paris as part of the second day of his St Patrick’s Day programme in the country. Mr Harris will …
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