The Taoiseach Micheal Martin is said to be keeping a close eye on what’s happening in Iran, fearing that his St Patrick’s day visit with President Donald Trump may not happen because of the war. …
A new study has revealed that the State has established a “two-tier” asylum accommodation system, creating major deficiencies in oversight and regulation, reports RTE. The research, conducted by the Irish Centre for Human Rights in …
Enoch Burke has challenged his transfer to Castlerea Prison, claiming it “breaches” a previous court order. He has spent more than 600 days in prison for violating orders instructing him not to trespass at Wilson’s …
Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman has claimed the Government has effectively “giving up” when it comes to emissions targets, reports Breaking News. O’Gorman said there has been a lack of leadership on environmental matters and …
Vulnerable passengers allocated seats on the Government’s chartered flight from Oman will be required to pay €800. A limited number of flights are now leaving Dubai following major travel disruption caused by the Israeli-US attack …
Ian Huntley, the convicted murderer infamous for the 2002 Soham killings, has died at age 52. The former school caretaker passed away on March 7, in hospital after suffering fatal injuries from a prison attack. …
An awareness campaign focused on endometriosis will be introduced in schools and workplaces, the Government has announced. Endometriosis is a long-term condition where tissue resembling the lining of the uterus develops outside the womb, leading …
New data from the Central Statistics Office shows that the estimated number of women in employment increased by 82.1% to reach 1,328,900 in the fourth quarter of 2025, compared with 729,900 recorded in the same …
An electric scrambler being driven by a child has been seized in Dublin, reports Breaking News. In a separate development, gardaí also confiscated a number of electric scooters and cars in the city, reports Breaking …
Plans to introduce electronic tagging for criminal offenders have been delayed once again after a tender for the supply and management of monitors failed to attract any bids from prospective contractors. Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan …
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