A repeat sex offender who was jailed for luring a young woman into his room and forcing himself on her just weeks after arriving in Ireland has claimed his trial was unfair after he was …
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has indicated that any form of Government intervention on soaring energy prices is currently “highly unlikely”, reports Breaking News. Households and drivers are experiencing substantial rises in home heating …
The Irish division of fast food multinational McDonald’s is set to invest €150m in opening 25 new restaurants and generating approximately 1,750 jobs across the country over the next five years, reports RTE. The company …
The national cancer screening programme BreastCheck fell short of its mammogram targets by 46,000 last year, according to confirmation from the HSE to RTÉ’s News at One. More than 173,000 women underwent screening in 2025, …
The Government is considering contingency measures and weighing its next steps as it advises the 22,000 Irish citizens in the Middle East to remain sheltered in place, reports RTE. This morning, Minister for Foreign Affairs …
Fears of a potential global conflict have intensified following a series of airstrikes across the Middle East. The region entered its third day of hostilities after joint US-Israel strikes on Iran continued on Saturday, February …
A fresh round of US-mediated peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, planned for this week, has not been called off despite the weekend strikes on Iran carried out by the US and Israel, Ukrainian President …
The price of purchasing a home in Dublin has climbed to €500,000, figures from the Central Statistics Office show. Across the country, residential property prices increased by 7% over the past year, reports RTE. This …
The Tánaiste has praised the decision to allow Irish peacekeepers to stay in Lebanon until 2027, stating that ending the mission abruptly would have created an “extraordinarily dangerous situation,” reports Breaking News. Simon Harris said …
The Jewish Representative Council of Ireland has voiced “deep concern” over the volume of anti-Semitic incidents documented in the country during the six-month period leading up to January this year, reports RTE. A reporting system …
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