New data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveals that food inflation climbed to 5.1% in August, marking its highest point since December 2023, when it had reached 5.6%, reports RTE. According to the CSO, …
Dublin City Council has said it is currently assessing how to deal with the placing of Irish flags on lampposts throughout the city, which are believed to be part of an anti-immigration campaign. The move …
Doctors have advised that patients with specific hormone-related conditions should be informed of the potential risk of falling ill after receiving a Covid-19 vaccine, following two hospitalisations involving life-threatening complications. An elderly woman in her …
Gardaí received €22.2 million in overtime payments during US President Joe Biden’s landmark visit to Ireland, reports The Mirror. In addition to that, officers were granted €1.87 million in “unsocial allowances” and another €1.01 million …
A Government minister has emphasised that Ireland’s commitment to aiding the reconstruction of Gaza will not come at the cost of other domestic or international programmes. He said that “at a time like this it’s …
A 17-yr-old boy is still receiving hospital care in Dublin following an altercation at a Tusla care facility during which another teenager was fatally stabbed, reports RTE. A post-mortem is expected to be conducted later …
The Government is facing calls to clarify how cancer care services will be financed in the coming year. During Wednesday’s Oireachtas Health Committee session, several cancer support organisations voiced concerns about the planned decentralisation of …
Ireland has seen a rise in the number of young Ukrainian adults seeking temporary protection in recent weeks, reports RTE. This comes after the Ukrainian government made a decision two months ago to permit men …
Catherine Connolly, the controversial independent TD from Galway West, has been declared Ireland’s 10th President, securing 64% of valid votes in a landslide overshadowed by deep division. Announced at Dublin Castle this afternoon, her victory …
Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said that Ireland could function without migrants, but it would mean the entire population would need to work six days a week, reports Breaking News. During an appearance on The …
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