Micheál Martin praised the ambition of a new draft program for government recently, which is anticipated to result in the creation of Ireland’s next government, and said that he is “absolutely committed” to serving for …
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 …
The National Children’s Hospital is now expected to miss another completion deadline, further adding to the ongoing delays plaguing Ireland’s most costly public construction project, reports Breaking News. This marks the 16th delay in the …
New data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveals that property prices rose by 0.9% in June, marking the strongest monthly increase since last November, reports RTE. Nationally, house prices climbed by 7.8% in the …
A Kerry man who is paralysed from the neck down and suffers severe locked-in syndrome following a stroke has launched a High Court action over a brain scan performed at University Hospital Kerry. Christopher O’Driscoll, …
US President Donald Trump announced that he had reached an understanding to scale back tariffs on China in return for Beijing’s efforts to curb the illegal fentanyl trade, resume its purchases of US soybeans, and …
Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has condemned fire at ipas centre in Drogheda, claiming that it started when youths threw fireworks into the centre. Proof and evidence is required for such a statement, but O’Callaghan is …
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has confirmed that he is aware of Permanent TSB’s decision to put itself up for sale and that he supports the move. Ireland’s third-largest bank has initiated a formal sale …
Emergency services sprang into action early this morning following a fire at a residential property in Drogheda, where five individuals were safely rescued and transported to a local hospital for precautionary medical assessments. The incident, …
Hurricane Melissa has left dozens dead and caused widespread devastation across Cuba, Haiti, and Jamaica, where roofless homes, toppled power lines, and water-damaged furniture littered the landscape. In Jamaica’s St Elizabeth parish, a landslide blocked …
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