Met Eireann is today warning of very unsettled weather conditions this week, but mild conditions expected by the weekend. According to the national forecaster, Ireland will experience widespread rain and possibly thunderstorms at times over …
Tribute is paid to two teenagers who died on the Greek island of Ios. The students are named Andrew O’Donnell and Max Wall, reports Breaking News. This year they graduated from St Michael’s College Secondary …
Wimbledon, the All-England club tournament gets underway today with Novak Djokovic once again favourite to lift the title. Possibly the most majestic player to ever grass the grass court tournament, Djokovic comes to the 2023 …
Establishment media outlets in Ireland, the government are still scrambling to do damage control after Green Party Chair senator Pauline O’ Reilly’s admission that the proposed “hate speech” legislation would be “restricting freedom for the …
A man in his 40s has died following an accident in a cliff area in Co. Cork. The incident happened at Cape Clear island on Saturday afternoon. It is understood that the man was playing …
Speaking from Leinster House this evening, Deputy Mattie McGrath, leader of the Rural Independent Group of TDs and member of the Oireachtas Media, Tourism, Arts, Culture, Sport and the Gaeltacht Committee, expressed deep concern over …
Met Eireann is today warning of potentially wet and windy weather early in the coming week as a low pressure system moves towards Ireland. According to the national forecaster, adverse weather might develop by Tuesday, …
One person is in a critical condition today following a two-car crash in Co. Cork on Saturday evening. The incident happened on McCurtain Street in Fermoy, Co Cork. A male in his 20s, who was …
RTÉ’s interim deputy director general Adrian Lynch told the Public Accounts Committee yesterday that he was aware of the issues raised after the audit, before announcing its “possible” Ryan Tubridy would leave the Late Late …
The highest-paid official in the Department of Finance earns more than the Taoiseach by about €250,000 a year, reports The Mirror. General Secretary John Hogan’s salary is €242,250, significantly higher than Leo Varadkar’s approximately €205,000. …
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