Staff at Arnotts department store in Dublin are reportedly terrified to return to work following last month’s incident on Henry Street. The death of 35-yr-old Yves Sakila after being detained by security outside the store …
A Fianna Fáil councillor has said increased high-visibility policing has helped improve safety in Dublin, while acknowledging that serious assaults continue to have a significant impact on local communities, reports RTE. Cllr Rory Hogan made …
Europe is the fastest-warming continent on Earth, with temperatures rising at roughly twice the global average rate. Climate change is loading the dice. Warmer oceans, altered atmospheric circulation and a steadily rising global temperature baseline …
Government ministers have called for calm following violent clashes between protesters and police near the area where student Henry Nowak was fatally stabbed in Southampton, reports Breaking News. The unrest followed public anger over the …
A newly published opinion poll shows that support for Fianna Fáil has climbed by two percentage points, reports RTE. The Business Post/Red C poll places the party at 17%, marking a two-point increase compared to …
The latest political opinion poll shows Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns has emerged as the most popular party leader in the country. The result is a further boost for the party following Daniel Ennis’s victory …
Medical professionals have urged the introduction of a comprehensive nationwide vaccination programme for adults, comparable to those provided for children, and have also called for the shingles vaccine to be offered free of charge to …
A young Cork entrepreneur has been remembered as “fiercely loved by all who knew him” following his tragic death after an accident at his home, reports The Mirror. Paul Collins, who lived in Glanmire and …
More than €10 million was awarded to victims of violent crime last year to compensate them for financial losses stemming from their injuries, while the volume of new claims surged by 40 per cent, reports …
Drivers of older petrol and diesel vehicles could soon qualify for grants worth up to €8,500 towards the purchase of a new electric vehicle under a proposed State-backed scrappage programme. Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien is …
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