A new domestic violence refuge is set to be constructed in Dundalk, Co Louth, following the allocation of Government funding, reports RTE. The €6.5m facility in Highfield will include 12 residential units, therapeutic spaces, staff …
The Tánaiste has stated that the EU “can’t take for granted” the trade deal with Mercosur, the South American bloc, will proceed, reports Breaking News. Speaking to reporters on Friday at the Stripe Young Scientist …
The Government has been urged to take immediate action to plan for shifts in Ireland’s population. A report from the National Economic and Social Council (NESC) has indicated that the country’s population is expected to …
The death of Donegal businessman Stephen McCahill has left his parish and local community in profound mourning, his funeral mass was told, reports RTE. Mr McCahill was discovered dead after an assault at his home …
Over 200 individuals received surgical treatment for morbid obesity in public hospitals throughout 2024, with the total cost reaching nearly €3.2 million, according to newly released figures. These surgeries, averaging more than €15,200 each, aim …
An Indian migrant has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman by groping her on a Citylink bus to Dublin after falsely claiming he was travelling to a work party. The 44-yr-old Indian migrant, …
Thousands of farmers came together for a rolling tractor protest as part of a major national demonstration and rally in Athlone today, opposing the EU-Mercosur trade deal, reports RTE. Independent Ireland arranged the substantial protest …
Charities are urging people to donate any Christmas presents they may not want or need. Barnardos has said that selling donated gifts raises essential funds that help keep its services operating. reports RTE. “It really …
A total of 708 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 …
As icy conditions continue across Ireland, plenty of people are already fantasising about a much needed break, reports The Mirror. However, with the cost of living crisis still biting, holidaymakers are searching for ways to …
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