The Government is aiming to speed up the planning procedures required to roll out flood relief schemes, according to Minister of State Mary Butler, who outlined the intention, reports RTE. She made the remarks while …
Scientists have found that babies as young as two months old are capable of categorising objects in their brains, according to research from Trinity College Dublin, Queen’s University Belfast, and Stanford University, reports RTE. This …
Poverty and social exclusion continue to be major challenges for Traveller and Roma communities in Ireland, according to a survey which also highlights high levels of discrimination against Travellers. The study was carried out by …
A devastating incident unfolded in Dublin’s bustling city centre today, when a double-decker Bus Éireann vehicle left the roadway and struck pedestrians on North Earl Street near its junction with Marlborough and Talbot Streets. The …
A second Wendy’s fast food outlet is set to open in Ireland, with a new restaurant due to launch in Tullamore, Co Offaly, in May, reports Breaking News. Corrib Oil has confirmed the restaurant will …
A serious road traffic incident occurred in Dublin city centre on Thursday, when a Bus Éireann double-decker bus struck several pedestrians. The crash took place shortly after 12:30 pm. The bus had been traveling along …
The former husband of ex-first lady Jill Biden has been arrested and charged with murder following the death of his current wife at their home in Delaware in December, according to local police last night. …
Ireland experiences extremely wet and breezy conditions today, with rain spreading northwestward across the country and reaching all areas by mid-afternoon. The heaviest rainfall occurs in the southeast and east, where persistent and intense downpours …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has announced that proposed legislation to outlaw scramblers in public spaces will be named Grace’s Law. Speaking as he arrived for Cabinet, he said the idea followed a proposal from the mother …
A meeting of senior ministers, attended by the Taoiseach, Tánaiste and Minister of State Seán Canney, has been told that “adverse weather” is expected to persist throughout the week and into the weekend, reports Breaking …
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