Gardaí have requested assistance from Interpol in their investigation into threats made against Tánaiste Simon Harris, as some of the threats are believed to have come from international extremists, reports Breaking News. According to The …
Four individuals were rescued after their fishing vessel sank off the coast of West Donegal, reports Breaking News. The event took place early Thursday morning near Bloody Foreland, close to Magheraroarty. A distress signal was …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has held a meeting with US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick in Washington DC, reports RTE. The discussion, held at the Department of Commerce, provided an opportunity to review the strong economic, …
A man in his 30s has appeared before Bray District Court in connection with multiple home burglaries carried out in Co Wicklow over the last 12 years, reports RTE. Jimmy Cash, aged 36, of 7 …
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has stated that no final decisions have been made on any particular measures for the upcoming Budget, and confirmed that an agreement “won’t happen until at least this time of week”, …
Fine Gael’s presidential hopeful Heather Humphreys has expressed disagreement with remarks made by fellow candidate Catherine Connolly regarding military expenditure in Europe, reports RTE. Ms Connolly compared the current increase in Germany’s defence budget to …
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has described upcoming plans for a digital ID system, stored on individuals’ phones, as a major opportunity for the country and a step toward curbing illegal employment, reports RTE. The …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said it was “made absolutely clear” that any fresh US tariffs on EU pharmaceutical exports would be limited to 15 per cent, despite President Donald Trump announcing a 100 per cent …
A coordinated search involving multiple agencies is underway for a fisherman reported missing near Mullaghmore, Co Sligo, reports RTE. The Malin Head coordination centre was alerted yesterday evening by a member of the public who …
Scientists have found that human-driven climate change made recent heatwaves in Europe as much as 4°C hotter in various cities, pushing temperatures into dangerous ranges for thousands of vulnerable individuals, reports RTE. A swift study …
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