Children and babies in parts of west Dublin continue to miss vital health checks due to an ongoing shortage of public health nurses. The lack of nursing staff is affecting the youngest children, with developmental …
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has stood by the recent reforms to Ireland’s migration framework, dismissing claims that the stricter measures unfairly target those seeking asylum, reports RTE. The measures, unveiled yesterday, will also impact …
A man and woman who were due to be sentenced for their roles in a student accommodation fraud in south Dublin have failed to appear in court. Michael Ward, 33, and Melissa Collins, 26, were …
Television presenter and architect Hugh Wallace, best known as a long-serving judge on RTE’s Home of the Year, has died at the age of 68. In a statement posted on Wallace’s Instagram account, his partner …
Children’s charity Barnardos is appealing to the public for help this Christmas as demand for its services continues to rise. A total of 35,649 children and adults received support from Barnardos in 2024, marking a …
A “devastated” mother of three has received an apology from the board of St James’ Hospital for under-reporting a smear test from 2004 that might have prevented her later cervical cancer diagnosis. The woman, who …
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has attributed the inaccurate information he gave to the Dáil about the full pay package of former Garda Commissioner Drew Harris to a “narrow interpretation” of a parliamentary question, reports …
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, accompanied by First Lady Olena Zelenska, will make his first official visit to Ireland tomorrow. During the visit, President Zelenskyy will hold bilateral talks with Taoiseach Micheál Martin and pay a …
The operator of a Shannon-based Halal meat processing facility, Asba Meats, has been brought before the court over claims of unpaid debts exceeding €575,000 allegedly owed to 12 farmers across Ireland. In 24 separate summonses …
The Tánaiste has called a scheme requiring asylum seekers to pay between 10% and 40% of their weekly earnings toward State housing expenses “a common sense measure”, reports RTE. Simon Harris stated the Government has …
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