A woman in her 50s arrested in connection with the disappearance and murder of six-year-old Kyran Durnin has been released without charge. She was detained yesterday and became the third person arrested as part of …
The International Monetary Fund has cautioned that Ireland’s economic resilience cannot be taken for granted, despite the country’s strong performance amid geopolitical tensions and heightened global uncertainty. “But given Ireland’s structural vulnerabilities in a world …
Nations bordering the Democratic Republic of Congo face especially elevated dangers from the Ebola outbreak and must take immediate action to counter the deadly virus, the head of the World Health Organization has warned. “Countries …
In a devastating accident on Tuesday morning, a train collided with a school minibus at a level crossing in Buggenhout, northern Belgium, killing four people and injuring five others. The minibus was transporting seven children …
Met Éireann has issued a yellow warning for high temperatures as parts of Ireland prepare for potentially record-breaking heat this afternoon, with thermometers expected to climb as high as 30°C in the east and southeast. …
Gardaà are appealing for public assistance in connection with a case of deception in which a woman was tricked into handing over her bank cards to someone she believed to be a genuine bank employee. …
The Minister for Education has called on school principals to ease the financial burden on parents after some schools demanded that students purchase tablets and digital devices. Hildegarde Naughton intervened after parents raised concerns and …
A 17-yr-old boy is to face the Circuit Court charged with aggravated burglary after attacking a man in his own home over a Facebook message that was wrongly interpreted as suspicious, reports Breaking News. The …
Almost 80% of people admit to engaging in distracting behaviour while driving, new research by Aviva Insurance has found. The survey found that 31% use map apps while driving, 30% eat and drink behind the …
Fianna Fáil has “real problems” in certain constituencies, the Taoiseach has conceded, following a poor showing in the Dublin Central by-election where the party’s candidate lost his deposit. Fianna Fáil’s Dublin Central candidate John Stephens …
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