Nestlé is expanding its recent product recall in Ireland to cover an additional batch of its SMA First Infant Milk. The extension of the recall relates to a contaminated raw ingredient, which was also linked …
Tesco Ireland has issued an urgent recall of a batch of its popular bakery items amid concerns they may contain fragments of metal. The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) released an alert today relating …
Investigators believe the missing mother of US news anchor Savannah Guthrie is “still out there” but they have not identified any suspects, a sheriff in Arizona has said, reports RTE. Revealing fresh details from the …
A 38-yr-old Egyptian man who brandished a screwdriver at a supermarket security guard in Dublin has been deported, reports Breaking News. Mohamed Kaness, previously residing on Gardiner Street in D1, faced charges after video footage …
The Gardaí in Ireland are intensifying efforts to combat the illegal use of scrambler bikes, e-bikes, and motorbikes on public roads and spaces. This push follows the tragic death of 16-yr-old Grace Lynch in Finglas, …
On February 6, 2026, Taoiseach Micheál Martin formally confirmed his acceptance of an invitation from US President Donald Trump to visit the White House on St Patrick’s Day, March 17. He announced the decision during …
The company operating the National Car Test (NCT) saw weekly revenues approach €2 million last year, as it increased the number of tests offered, reports Breaking News. Recent financial statements from Applus Inspection Services Ireland …
DUP MP Gregory Campbell informed President Catherine Connolly, “you’re in our country” and cautioned her against “rewriting the past” during her visit to County Derry, reports Breaking News. In a brief exchange following Ms Connolly’s …
The European Commission has charged TikTok with implementing an “addictive design” in its application that may endanger the physical and mental health of children and vulnerable adults, reports RTE. It stated that the platform committed …
A tragic incident unfolded in Dublin’s city centre on Thursday when a double-decker Bus Éireann vehicle, not in service at the time, collided with pedestrians on the pedestrianised section of North Earl Street around 12:30 …
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