Following a girl being injured over the weekend after being struck by a scrambler in Dulbin, Councillor John-Kingsley Onwumereh, who represents Fianna Fáil in Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart, told RTE that the dangerous use of scramblers and their …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin took part in the Global Summit for Health and Prosperity through Immunisation today, joining other world leaders at the event co-hosted by the European Union, the Gates Foundation, and Gavi, the Vaccine …
An investigation into road policing has revealed that several gardaí are “unproductive” and seem to lack motivation or concern for performing their duties professionally or effectively, reports RTE. The Crowe Report, an independent evaluation of …
The Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA) has found that an International Protection accommodation provider in Dublin failed to recognise residents’ sleeping arrangements as a welfare concern, reports RTE. In one of six reports published …
Dunnes Stores has issued an urgent recall of a popular ready meal due to concerns that it may pose a serious health threat to certain consumers, reports The Mirror. Customers who have purchased the impacted …
A man who discharged over 180 rounds at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters accessed a secured safe to obtain his father’s firearms, aiming to protest Covid-19 vaccines, according to US authorities, …
Gardaí are currently looking into claims of online fraud linked to the resale of Electric Picnic festival tickets, reports RTE. The popular, sold-out event is set to take place later this month in Stradbally, Co …
A tribunal has granted a reduced compensation award in an unfair dismissal case involving a manager who was fired after admitting to taking a colleague’s phone and sending a “sexually explicit” message to her husband …
Last week, there was growing speculation that Tony Holohan would join the race for the Presidency, reports Midwest Radio. The former Chief Medical Officer had said he felt highly encouraged by the latest polling data. …
New research has found that 24 per cent of workers in Ireland took time off last year due to mental health reasons. This figure is above the European average, which stands at 18 per cent, …
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