Gardaí shut down close to 200 so-called “dodgy box” accounts in Galway city on Friday. The accounts were believed to be connected to an Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) streaming service and were deactivated as part …
Temperatures are expected to fall sharply tomorrow night after Met Éireann issued a nationwide Status Yellow alert, warning that icy conditions could result in dangerous road surfaces and potential travel disruption. The national forecaster said …
A teenage boy has been accused of sexually assaulting a girl after she became unwell at a house party in Dublin, and he has now been sent forward for trial at the Central Criminal Court, …
An army chaplain named Fr Paul Murphy, who was stabbed multiple times outside Renmore Barracks in Galway in August 2024, has received the Distinguished Service Medal with merit. The attack happened near the entrance to …
The Green Party has stated that amending regulations around short-term rental properties will be ineffective unless the measures are properly implemented and monitored, reports Breaking News. The party voiced frustration at the move to apply …
Almost 20 law enforcement agencies, including the Gardaí, have prevented an estimated €1.2 billion in counterfeit banknotes and coins from entering circulation, reports The Mirror. Investigators determined that the majority of the fake currency originated …
The EU must “tear down the barriers” standing in the way of it becoming a genuine global economic powerhouse, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said, ahead of discussions among leaders focused on …
Ireland is seeing a sharp rise in cases of a highly infectious illness that the HSE has cautioned “is not always possible to avoid” contracting. Norovirus, commonly referred to as the winter vomiting bug, is …
Takings at the bars in Leinster House rose by 34 per cent to almost €445,000 last year, with sitting and former TDs and senators enjoying shots of tequila and sambuca, along with €27 measures of …
Simon Harris has said that “discussions and debate” are required around Ireland’s weather warning system. His comments follow criticism earlier this week of Met Éireann’s approach, with Housing Minister James Browne accusing the national forecaster …
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