The garda who fatally shot George Nkencho told the inquest that he feared for his life and believed he had no alternative but to discharge his firearm six times after the 27-year-old advanced towards him …
Minister for Sport Patrick O’Donovan has said the government will not involve itself in any talks regarding a potential Katie Taylor fight at Croke Park, after the Irish boxer expressed her hope of ending her …
The United States is due to formally withdraw from the World Health Organization on Thursday, despite warnings that the move will affect both domestic and global health, and that it breaches a US law requiring …
US President Donald Trump said Russia and Ukraine would be “stupid” if they failed to reach a peace agreement, adding that he was due to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Davos tomorrow, reports RTE. …
Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris has said that “everything is on the table” when it comes to how Europe could respond if the US were to “annex” Greenland or part of the territory, …
St James’s Hospital in Dublin, the largest hospital in the country, has issued an apology after paying more than €4.7 million for cancer-related and other services to a radiology firm based on its own campus, …
Teacher Enoch Burke speaks as if “he has no free will” and that it was somehow inevitable he would return to Wilson’s Hospital School after his release from prison last week, Mr Justice Brian Cregan …
The Government has released a new strategy aimed at improving how public services are delivered through the Irish language. The action plan includes a series of commitments designed to enhance services for Irish speakers and …
A critically ill man from north Mayo whose family were forced to drive him more than 80 kilometres to hospital because of an ambulance delay died just hours after arriving at Mayo University Hospital, the …
https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/nearly-30-per-cent-of-young-irish-adults-believe-holocaust-is-a-myth-or-greatly-exaggerated-1855791.html Almost 30 per cent of young people in Ireland aged between 18 and 29 believe the Holocaust is either a “myth” or that it did occur but its scale has been “greatly exaggerated”, a …
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