Ordinary Irish motorists are being hammered once again by the National Car Test (NCT) system, with fresh 2025 figures exposing a broken regime that punishes hardworking families rather than protecting road safety. Over 1.7 million …
Concerns are growing over further delays to the opening of the National Children’s Hospital, as Children’s Health Ireland has yet to be granted early access to the building, reports Breaking News. CHI had planned to …
Thousands of people in Ireland depend on daily medications like statins, iron tablets, ibuprofen, and treatments for ADHD to maintain their health. However, a health expert has highlighted that many may not be getting the …
A pathologist has disclosed that George Nkencho suffered six gunshot wounds and that two intact bullets were recovered from his body following a post-mortem examination, reports RTE. Nkencho was fatally shot by gardaà outside his …
Irish households are bracing for yet another brutal hit in 2026. Major suppliers have already signalled price increases of 10-15% from January/February, following the 12% Energia hike and 9.5% SSE Airtricity rise late last year. …
Heineken plans to raise the prices it charges publicans for its draught beer products starting next month. The increase will apply across the company’s full portfolio, including Heineken, Heineken 0.0, Coors, Tiger, Birra Moretti, Murphy’s, …
Penneys shoppers across parts of Ireland are set for a change as the retailer plans a major adjustment to a small number of its stores. The discount fashion giant has confirmed it will be closing …
The Department of Education and Youth has said that although the direct governance of schools rests with boards of management, schools are obliged to ensure safe and inclusive environments for all students, including those who …
A man who stole electronics valued at more than €129,000 from his former employer has been sentenced to two years in prison. Magdi Ba, aged 45, took 371 electronic items — including smartwatches, Fitbits, mobile …
A total of 36,284 homes were completed in Ireland last year, marking a rise of 20.4% compared with 2024, based on the most recent figures from the Central Statistics Office, reports RTE. The numbers exceed …
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