Tributes have been paid to a woman in her 40s who had been sleeping rough in Dublin city centre and who died on Friday. She has been locally identified as Natasha Smith, reports RTE. It …
Elon Musk has sparked speculation about acquiring Ryanair, Europe’s largest low-cost airline, following a fiery online clash with its CEO, Michael O’Leary. The feud ignited when O’Leary rejected installing SpaceX’s Starlink satellite Wi-Fi on Ryanair’s …
New research from AIB reveals that one in five adults is putting away more than €125 each month, even with the ongoing cost-of-living pressures, reports Breaking News. One in 10 adults is managing to save …
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 …
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 …
Alcohol consumption among Irish adults decreased by 4.5% last year, continuing a long-term decline observed over the past 25 years, according to a new report, reports RTE. The report, commissioned by the Drinks Industry Group …
Today, courageous teacher Enoch Burke was once more arrested by Gardaí outside Wilson’s Hospital School for boldly refusing to bow to the Principal’s unlawful demand to use “they” pronouns for a male pupil. This is …
The number of children requiring hospital treatment for eating disorders is increasing significantly, reports Breaking News. New data from the Health Research Board reveals that hospital admissions involving under-18s have doubled over a six-year span. …
On Sunday at 6:40 Irish time, two high-speed passenger trains collided near the town of Adamuz in Córdoba province, Andalusia, southern Spain. The incident resulted in at least 39 fatalities and over 100 injuries, marking …
New research from the ESRI shows that foreign-born residents are more likely to be employed, actively participating in the labour market, and have higher education levels compared to those born in Ireland, reports RTE. The …
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