Tributes have been paid to an Irish-based man who tragically lost his life in a drowning incident in Portugal. Oleksandr Kurinnyy (44), known locally as Alex, drowned while on holiday on the Portuguese island of …
Grassroots levels of Fianna Fail members are saying that they’re very concerned with what happened in last month’s Presidential Election. Many have convened and are demanding that Micheal Martin be replaced as leader of their …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin, speaking in New York after Donald Trump said Europe is being destroyed by immigration, has reiterated Ireland’s sovereignty over its borders during a speech in New York, sparking debate back home. Addressing …
The HSE’s National Ambulance Service (NAS) has acknowledged that falling short of response time targets means some patients may be left waiting over two hours for an emergency response, reports RTE. A briefing prepared for …
Two individuals have been handed sentences for their involvement in deceiving a 90-yr-old man out of nearly €25,000 through an online romance scam. Fifty-year-old Elizabeth Bello, of Creston Avenue in Finglas, and David O’Brien, aged …
A judge has stated that the High Court should once again consider whether Enoch Burke ought to be sent back to prison. Mr Justice Brian Cregan also noted that he would be examining potential criminal …
More than 100,000 children in Ireland are now living in consistent poverty—a figure that has jumped by 45,000 in just one year, reports Breaking News. Surging rental costs and inflation are being identified as the …
The US Department of Health and Human Services is cancelling contracts and withdrawing funding from certain vaccine development efforts targeting respiratory illnesses such as Covid-19 and influenza, reports Breaking News. Robert F Kennedy Jr has …
Security at the Citywest Hotel remains tight, with a strong garda presence visible throughout the area over the last number of weeks. Steel barriers, were raised in height, are blocking the main driveway that leads …
Firefighters and paramedics were subjected to 42 cases of assault, verbal abuse, and antisocial behaviour over a two-year period. Figures released by Dublin Fire Brigade reveal that frontline emergency workers experienced multiple incidents of violence …
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