Fianna Fáil has indicated that its independent review into the unsuccessful presidential campaign was not completed, as expected, last night. In a statement, the party said: “While the aim for publication was 12 November, the …
A man in his 40s has died following a single-vehicle crash in Birdhill, Tipperary, in the early hours of Sunday morning, reports Breaking News. The man, who was the only person in the vehicle, was …
The Government is facing criticism for “actually worsening the housing crisis” ahead of the release of its new National Housing Plan, which the Taoiseach has described as “the most unprecedented investment in housing ever”. Minister …
In what can only be described as truly outrageous, the Irish taxpayer will have to hand over €8 million to so-called developing countries, so that they’ll have better weather forecasting equipment. Who voted for this? …
Ireland’s roads are bracing for a perilous night and day ahead as Met Éireann warns of widespread heavy rain leading to localised flooding, compounded by mist and fog that could drastically reduce visibility for drivers. …
Government departments and agencies are expected to spend €10.5 million over the next four years on hiring external contractors to translate press releases, correspondence, legal documents, and other official materials into Irish. The Office of …
A suspected homophobic assault on two students in Limerick city has been “utterly condemned” by an LGBTQI+ advocacy and support organisation, reports RTE. The incident occurred on Upper William Street on Wednesday night when a …
New data obtained by RTÉ News reveals that as of August this year, some children in Dublin have been waiting up to 13 years to see a primary care psychologist. The Primary Care Psychology Service …
A teenager from Cork had to undergo surgery to remove one of his testicles after a GP allegedly failed to identify a known medical emergency linked to a swollen testicle, a professional inquiry has been …
The Head of Addiction Services at St John of God Hospital has cautioned that shopping, video gaming, and gambling are contributing to a rise in behavioural addictions in Ireland, with the issue being “all predicated …
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