Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Jack Chambers has expressed deep regret over how Jim Gavin exited the presidential race, reports RTE. Minister Chambers, who acted as Director of Elections for Fianna Fáil during Mr …
Presidential hopeful Heather Humphreys has stated that “much more that unites rather than divides” communities, during a visit to a Belfast school, reports Breaking News. Ms Humphreys, who continues her campaign to succeed Michael D …
The Government has promoted its new spending and taxation measures as being aimed at supporting the most vulnerable groups in society, reports Breaking News. Minister for Social Protection, Dara Calleary, described it as the largest …
An engineering storeman who was fired after saying “top of the morning to ya” in a mock Irish accent to a colleague has been awarded more than £16,000 (€18,500) for unfair dismissal, reports The Mirror. …
The toddler who tragically died after a road accident near his home in Jobstown has been named as Theo McEnroe, reports The Mirror. The little boy, believed to be under two years old, died following …
A long-awaited ceasefire in Gaza came into effect at midnight, halting months of devastating conflict between Israel and Palestinian factions. The agreement, brokered by Egypt and Qatar with UN support, aims to end hostilities that …
With an upended Presidential Election and the recent Budget 2026, An Taoiseach Micheál Martin joined The Pat Kenny Show to discuss the issues of the day, reports Newstalk. On Fianna Fáil’s former presidential candidate, Mr …
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 …
Charity groups have expressed disappointment over the lack of specific provisions for homelessness in Budget 2026, reports Breaking News. The Simon Communities of Ireland, an organisation supporting homeless individuals, said it was extremely disappointed that …
Several Budget measures announced in the Dáil yesterday took effect from midnight Wednesday, reports RTE. Last night, TDs approved a cut in the VAT rate on the sale of finished apartments, reducing it from 13.5% …
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