On Tuesday, Mairin Nolan shared a deeply personal and urgent appeal that has begun circulating among compassionate users online. In her post, she describes the heart-breaking progression of her daughter Roxanne’s severe scoliosis and makes …
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Defence Helen McEntee has stated that the moment has come for a frank discussion on how Ireland safeguards its security and critical infrastructure amid an evolving global security environment, reports …
Almost 63,000 people were denied visas to travel to Ireland over the last two years, with nationals from certain countries experiencing refusal rates of more than 90 percent. In contrast, over 321,000 visa applications were …
The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) has confirmed that the Republic of Ireland’s home Nations League match against Israel on October 4 will take place at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. Following the draw, there …
A man in his 50s has been charged in connection with the disappearance and murder of Kerry farmer Michael Gaine. The suspect, who is 54 years old according to some reports and previously identified himself …
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 …
Katie Taylor, the undisputed queen of women’s boxing, has officially confirmed that her legendary career will conclude this year with one final fight in her hometown of Dublin this summer. The announcement came in interviews …
A tragic road traffic collision occurred late on Tuesday night, in the village of St Johnston, County Donegal, resulting in the deaths of two young men and serious injuries to a third. The incident took …
The number of patients attending the emergency department at Tallaght University Hospital due to e-scooter accidents almost doubled over a single year, a new study has found. The proportion of incidents linked to alcohol also …
A review into the allocation of special needs assistants (SNAs) is expected to be completed within a month, the Tánaiste has said, after a minister claimed there was “no point” in setting a target date. …
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