Taras Kryvyy, a 29-yr-old financial analyst from Ukraine, has doubts about the possibility of a peace agreement between his country and Russia, reports RTE. “Either Ukraine decides to accept a bad peace now, and we …
A new survey has revealed that 83 per cent of respondents believe the family home should not be subject to inheritance tax, reports Breaking News. The poll, conducted by Royal London Ireland—a provider of life …
The Vintners’ Federation of Ireland (VFI), which represents more than 3,500 publicans nationwide, has warned that rural pubs are facing an “existential threat to their ongoing commercial sustainability and survival” unless targeted Government assistance is …
A man, now aged 24, who repeatedly assaulted and coercively controlled his teenage girlfriend — including punching her for “liking” a TikTok video — will return to prison after the Court of Appeal tripled his …
People aren’t happy with how this government and their outrageous attitude towards mass immigration. Close to 300 asylum seekers who presented themselves as children were subsequently determined to be adults over a four-year period, the …
A European airports trade association has issued a warning about a “systemic” jet fuel shortage ahead of the busy summer travel period if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened soon. Airports Council International (ACI), …
The ESRI has warned that the price shock resulting from the conflict in Iran is expected to be “greater and more prolonged” than initially predicted. Dr Claire Keane told the Oireachtas Committee on Budgetary Oversight …
An Garda Síochána has spent €1.63 million over the past two years on counselling services to support a rising number of officers experiencing trauma in the line of duty, reports Breaking News. Data released by …
A detective garda has told a court that 3D-printed firearms are becoming “more common” across the country. Detective Garda Niall White made the remarks during the sentencing hearing of 21-year-old Craig McKeever at Dublin Circuit …
Andriy Yermak, a former chief of staff to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, has rejected corruption allegations against him, describing them as “unfounded” following a court hearing, reports RTE. Mr Yermak, who was previously one of …
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