A disqualified driver with more than 200 convictions who drove the wrong way on the hard shoulder of the Naas dual carriageway has been jailed for three years, reports Breaking News. Michael McDonagh (49) pleaded …
Mistaking fabricated AI-generated posts online for genuine ones makes Irish consumers six times more likely to fall victim to scams, according to new findings from Visa, reports Breaking News. Irish consumers who misinterpret AI-created content …
A woman is still in critical condition in hospital after she was assaulted and set alight at her home in Clondalkin, Dublin, Tuesday morning. The incident occurred at a property in the Oak Downs estate, …
The Government “has absolutely no intention of becoming a landlord,” the Tánaiste said, ahead of a Cabinet meeting where ministers were scheduled to discuss new plans to charge some international protection applicants for accommodation, reports …
Migrant workers gathered outside Leinster House to demonstrate for reform of Ireland’s family reunification rules affecting migrants. These workers, many of whom are employed in crucial sectors such as care, must wait 12 months before …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said the Irish economy is “in a position of relative strength” following warnings from a watchdog that the Government is “budgeting like there’s no tomorrow,” reports Breaking News. The Irish Fiscal …
Almost three-quarters of Irish shoppers intend to spend either the same amount or less during the upcoming Black Friday weekend compared with last year, a new survey shows. The research, carried out by PwC, found …
The date for issuing the Christmas Bonus is drawing near, though some people will not meet the criteria for the seasonal payment. The Christmas Bonus is a once-off double-week sum for those on long-term social …
Social Democrats leader Holly Cairns has said that violence against women is fundamentally “a men’s problem”, arguing that it cannot be effectively tackled until more men take responsibility and actively work to stop it, reports …
The Government has signed off on new legislation that will allow customers to cancel their phone and broadband contracts if prices are increased, reports Breaking News. Providers will now be required to give advance warning …
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