Four out of five thefts, frauds, robberies and deception offences solved last year were carried out by, or involved, someone with an existing criminal record. Figures released this morning by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) …
The chair of An Post said it was “wholly unfair” that the organisation’s CEO was earning just €250,000 annually while other semi-state leaders were seeing their pay increased. In discussions with the government, chairman Kevin …
An Coimisiún Pleanála has granted approval for a small apartment development intended to house asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees on the outskirts of Macroom, Co Cork, despite objections from a local golf club that says …
Police in Northern Ireland have issued a fresh appeal to the public after a teenage girl was allegedly sexually assaulted in south Belfast on Saturday night. The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) received a …
A man in his 60s has passed away after an occurrence at Tayto’s facility in Ashbourne, Co Meath this morning, reports RTE. Tayto Snacks Ltd verified that a “fatal incident” happened today and that it …
In a recent statement drawing attention amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, Ireland’s Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, voiced optimism about U.S. President Donald Trump’s willingness to consider international perspectives on the Ukraine conflict. Martin’s remarks, which included a …
Gardaí are currently examining an incident in Clondalkin, Dublin, where a woman was deliberately set alight at a private residence, reports RTE. A man also suffered injuries in the course of the same assault, which …
Ukrainian families living in Citywest have expressed that they are “scared” and “worried” following a second consecutive night of unrest, during which they were instructed to remain in their rooms and avoid going near the …
Enoch Burke has been arrested and taken to Mountjoy Prison following a High Court order issued last week that committed him for contempt of court. In his judgment, Mr Justice Brian Cregan described Mr Burke …
Bookmakers have dramatically shortened the odds on Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan succeeding as the next Fianna Fáil leader amid growing unease surrounding Taoiseach Micheál Martin. Ladbrokes now list Mr O’Callaghan as the firm favourite to …
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