He means business, Jim O’Callaghan apparently is on the warpath since the ipas fire that happened in Drogheda in Halloween night. Another property developer involved in a project to provide International Protection accommodation has taken …
The mother of a young girl who was seriously injured in a multiple stabbing outside a primary school on Parnell Square nearly two years ago has said her daughter is making “great progress” in her …
Three out of every four adults in Ireland maintain savings or deposit accounts in addition to their current accounts, a new survey has found. The research, commissioned by Banking & Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI), showed …
A new report from the College of Physicians shows that e-scooters have become the main source of traumatic brain injuries among children treated at Temple Street Hospital. The college is urging the Government to introduce …
Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) says it has virtually no remaining options to ease severe congestion on the M50, acknowledging that the motorway has hit its limit. “We’re actually beyond the Celtic Tiger numbers, we’re at …
A Scottish student who died in a crash in Co Louth last month, which also claimed the lives of four other people, has been remembered as the “most perfect” member of her family, who was …
The Irish Defence Forces have provided 34 vehicles and three de-mining robots to the Ukrainian military, reports Breaking News. These donations fall under the European Peace Facility (EPF), a funding initiative by the European Union …
Social welfare recipients will start receiving their Christmas Bonus from today. The payment will go to around 1.5 million people, including pensioners, carers, lone parents and individuals with disabilities, reports RTE. The total amount being …
Residents are demonstrating against a proposal from the owners of Blanchardstown Centre to introduce fees and install barriers across its 7,000 parking spaces. An initial protest took place inside the Centre on Saturday, with a …
So far this year, 101,274 patients have been treated on a trolley, chair, or in another unsuitable bed space in Irish hospitals, according to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO). This represents a five …
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