A café manager who was mockingly referred to as ‘Sofia Vergara’ by her boss and was ridiculed over her accent has been awarded nearly €4,000 in compensation for harassment. Vedrana Miskic, who had been employed …
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said she is hopeful that legislation banning the import of goods into Ireland from illegal Israeli settlements will be enacted before the Dáil’s summer recess, reports Breaking News. Helen …
Dublin City Council has said that people rummaging through bins in search of bottles and cans cost it half a million euro last year, leaving already-collected rubbish scattered back across city streets. A briefing document …
The Minister for Justice has said he intends to continue his approach to deporting non-Irish nationals who commit serious criminal offences in the State, speaking the day after 34 men were removed from the country. …
A man in his 50s who died following a farm accident in Co Waterford has been locally named as James Doherty, reports Breaking News. Mr Doherty, who was from Ballyrobin in Ferrybank on the Kilkenny–Waterford …
A man is fighting for his life in hospital following an alleged serious assault in Dublin last week, reports The Mirror. Gardaà in Coolock are investigating the incident, which is believed to have taken place …
A growing number of people leaving the Direct Provision system are entering homeless services in Dublin, according to the statutory authority responsible for addressing homelessness in the capital, reports RTE. The Dublin Region Homeless Executive …
Teacher Enoch Burke will remain behind bars after declining to comply with a court order prohibiting him from trespassing at Wilson’s Hospital School. Mr Burke appeared before the High Court via video link, where he …
Penneys has confirmed its position on home delivery remains unchanged for Irish shoppers, despite reports elsewhere suggesting the retailer was preparing to launch an online ordering service, reports The Mirror. British newspaper The Times had …
Cork Councillor Noel O’Flynn has said Grace’s Law marks an important step in tackling the use of illegal scramblers, but warned that the key issue going forward will be enforcement, reports Breaking News. O’Flynn said …
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