Sinn Féin politicians will not be attending St Patrick’s Day events at the White House, the party has confirmed, reports Breaking News. The party is maintaining its boycott of White House events, which began last …
A sales representative with the Irish division of global soft drinks giant Coca-Cola was dismissed after sharing inappropriate language and images with colleagues via Snapchat, reports Breaking News. Now, Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) Adjudicator Michael …
Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien has stated that the complete rollout of ride-hailing services is not part of Government policy and that there is “no intention to introduce it”, following calls from the Competition and …
Mourners have come together for the funeral of nurse Áine O’Reilly, who lost her life in a three-vehicle collision in Co Limerick, reports Breaking News. Those attending heard that Ms O’Reilly had devoted her life …
There is a 5 mile tailback on the M1 motorway heading north after a large crash at exit 2. Emergency services are on site with at least two ambulances to Dublin fire brigade and a …
Minister of State Robert Troy has told RTÉ that he reached out to gardaí regarding what he described as “extreme” and “vile” messages aimed at him and members of his staff. The messages came after …
Over €30 billion in contactless payments were made in 2025, as cash withdrawals continued to fall, according to the Banking & Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI), reports Breaking News. Contactless payment volumes rose by 6.8 per …
More than 30,000 homes across Ireland rely on wood, peat, or log-burning stoves as their main source of heating, but new regulations could see these burners potentially banned, reports The Mirror. Restrictions on these heating …
A Mayo-based doctor has said that “words cannot describe” the levels of “anxiety, depression and safety concerns” being experienced by migrant healthcare workers in Ireland. Dr Liqa Ur Rehman, founder of the Irish Society of …
The number of children starting in mainstream primary schools last September fell by 1.2 per cent, with 6,759 fewer students than the previous year, according to figures released by the Department of Education, reports Breaking …
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