If the Republic of Ireland team goes ahead with playing Israel, it “will be a stain on Irish soccer”, the Dáil has been told, reports RTE. Ireland has been drawn alongside Kosovo, Israel and Austria …
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor—formerly known as Prince Andrew, Duke of York—was released from police custody following his dramatic arrest earlier that day. The King’s younger brother was detained in the morning at his Sandringham Estate residence on …
A man remains in critical condition in Beaumont Hospital following a vicious assault in Dublin’s Temple Bar. The incident occurred on Cope Street at around 12:30am on Wednesday, when the victim arrived in the area …
Ireland’s tourism sector has experienced a slowdown over the past year, with visitor numbers estimated at 6.16 million in 2025, representing a 6% decline compared with 2024. In its year-end bulletin, the Irish Tourism Industry …
Aldi shoppers are being advised to check their cupboards after an urgent recall was issued for a popular budget product sold nationwide. The supermarket has withdrawn a specific batch of its low-cost health item over …
Investigations are continuing into a fatal bus crash in Dublin city centre that claimed the life of an 86-year-old man and left three others in hospital, with gardai saying there is no further update at …
As of 1 January, most consultants working under public-only contracts will no longer be permitted to treat private patients within public hospitals. This change will apply across all medical specialities, but it is expected to …
In a stunning development that has sent shockwaves through the British monarchy and beyond, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, formerly known as Prince Andrew, was arrested today, February 19, 2026—his 66th birthday—on suspicion of misconduct in public office. …
Irish people have the second-highest rate of criticism regarding the lack of investment in their country’s defence and security among EU citizens, according to a new report from the European Commission. The Eurobarometer poll found …
Almost 2,000 complaints were submitted by customers to Uisce Éireann over the last four years, alleging that poor water quality had caused them to become unwell. Information released under Freedom of Information legislation shows an …
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