Cycling campaigners have criticised remarks made by a judge who labelled cyclists in Dublin a “nightmare”, saying the comments fuel negative perceptions of vulnerable road users. Ciarán Cuffe, co-chair of the European Green Party, said …
Opposition parties have urged the Government to consider banning the social media platform X’s Grok AI system in Ireland, amid concerns that it has been used to create non-consensual images of women, children and men. …
A total of 803 people are currently awaiting hospital beds nationwide, according to the latest figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), reports Breaking News. Of these, 435 patients are waiting in emergency …
Nestlé has expanded a voluntary recall of certain SMA infant formula and follow-on formula products in Ireland due to the possible presence of creolise, a toxin produced by some strains of the bacterium Bacillus cereus. …
The Government failed to demonstrate “coherence or capability” in handling the Mercosur arrangement, according to the former leader of the Green Party, reports Breaking News. Eamon Ryan, who headed the party during much of its …
The mother of George Nkencho, who was fatally wounded by armed gardaí outside his west Dublin home five years ago, has told an inquest that there was “nothing out of the ordinary” in her son’s …
Ireland’s youth homelessness crisis has reached heart-breaking levels as 2026 begins. While overall homelessness hit a record 16,996 people in emergency accommodation in November 2025 (the latest detailed figures), including 5,321 children, the plight of …
Internal emails have exposed that a contentious social media video, which Housing Minister James Browne insisted had no connection to his department, was actually co-scripted by an agency under his authority and received prior approval …
US President Donald Trump has called on Cuba to “make a deal” or face unspecified repercussions, cautioning that the supply of Venezuelan oil and funds to Havana would now be cut off. The communist-led island …
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has stated that hospital capacity and staffing levels need to be boosted to prevent future trolley crises, reports Breaking News. This follows reports of more than 3,179 patients …
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