Police in Britain have ruled out terrorism as a motive after 11 people were injured, two of them seriously, in a stabbing attack on a train near Huntingdon in Cambridgeshire yesterday. According to British Transport …
A man in his twenties has died after being assaulted in Dublin last night. Gardaà were called to Curragh Hall Crescent in Tyrrelstown around 10.30pm following reports of a disturbance involving several individuals, reports RTE. …
The Minister of State for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration has announced a swift security review of all International Protection Accommodation Services (IPAS) centres following an arson attack on a facility in Drogheda. Five people, …
A large garda investigation remains ongoing as to us what exactly happened on Friday night in an ipas centre on the north road in Drogheda, Co Louth. Forensic teams and garda search teams are combing …
A bold stand unfolded in Drogheda on Friday night when locals torched an International Protection Accommodation Services centre on George’s Street, sending a clear message to Dublin’s open-border elite. The targeted strike, executed with fireworks …
The government has spent nearly €500,000 on an advertising campaign aimed at persuading construction workers who emigrated to countries like Canada and Australia to return home. The initiative features large billboards carrying messages such as …
Although it has not yet disclosed how ages will be confirmed, the Australian government has pledged to pass legislation this year enforcing a minimum age for minors to access social media, reports Breaking News. According …
Over the past two decades, the rate of births among women under 20 has declined sharply, according to data released by the Central Statistics Office, reports RTE. In 2023, the CSO reported 3.7 live births …
An elderly woman has died after a road accident in County Donegal. The victim, who was in her 80s, passed away following a single-vehicle crash on the R262 at Tullynaglaggin around 3:50pm on Wednesday, reports …
Four Dublin local authorities are collectively spending over €500,000 annually on graffiti removal, with hundreds of incidents involving offensive, racist, and homophobic content being reported, reports Breaking News. Together, the Dublin councils spent €1.026 million …
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