The Government is planning to introduce restrictions on short-term lettings in towns with populations exceeding 20,000, reports RTE. A deal in principle was reached following talks between Government party leaders and the Minister for Tourism, …
The Tánaiste has said there are “too many examples of people who are given relatively short sentences” for what he described as “heinous crimes”, reports RTE. Simon Harris said he plans to engage with Justice …
The devastated partner of a man who fell from a sixth-floor balcony in Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol has paid tribute, saying he could “light up any room” he entered, reports The Mirror. Robert …
Artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to undermine democratic institutions in Ireland, members of the Oireachtas Committee on Artificial Intelligence have been told. The committee received evidence from the National Union of Journalists, Media Literacy …
Every year on February 11, the Catholic world marks the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, commemorating the first apparition of the Virgin Mary to 14-year-old Bernadette Soubirous in 1858 at the Grotto of Massabielle …
A financial services employee who lost his job after receiving a prison sentence of more than two years for deception and impersonating a garda has brought a claim for unfair dismissal, reports Breaking News. Orville …
A man from Co Longford who attacked an Irish Rail ticket inspector on a train at Connolly Station has received a two-year prison sentence, reports RTE. The court heard that 32-year-old Gerry Nevin assaulted the …
There is currently no schedule for progressing a Bill that would restrict trade with the Occupied Palestinian Territories, as the Minister for Foreign Affairs has said she is awaiting further legal advice from the Attorney …
Nearly 200 adult asylum seekers were housed in facilities meant for children over the last three years, reports Breaking News. Tusla had assigned the adults to children’s care placements prior to confirming they were over …
Although the number of GPs has risen by 10 per cent, the State is effectively “treading water” on shortages because the population has grown by nine per cent, according to the medical director of the …
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