Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin held a brief joint press conference Friday night after a summit in Alaska addressing the Russia-Ukraine war. Following a three-hour meeting, Trump called the talks “productive,” hinting at agreements …
Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin addressed the media in a joint press conference late Friday evening at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, following a high-stakes summit focused on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. The …
President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin met today at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, for a high-stakes summit aimed at addressing the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. The meeting, which marks their first face-to-face …
Social media users are having many debates about who they will, or potentially would, vote for in the upcoming Presidential Election. Bertie Ahern has emerged as the leading Fianna Fáil contender for the upcoming presidential …
Assaults targeting foreign nationals in Dublin and Limerick reflect a “worrying pattern of far-right violence”, according to an Irish anti-racism organisation, reports Breaking News. In July, an Indian man on his way to work in …
Recent figures show that nearly 5,000 children are currently homeless in Ireland, reports Breaking News. Homelessness has climbed to a new all-time high, with statistics indicating that 15,747 individuals are now in emergency accommodation. The …
Concerns have been raised about how a Government initiative to house Ukrainian refugees is affecting the private rental market, as new data shows a 17 per cent increase in the use of private homes for …
A man in his 40s has died and a woman in her 30s was seriously injured following a two-car crash in Limerick on Thursday morning, reports The Mirror. The incident took place at around 7.25am …
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has reported “significant” progress in bringing down the national waiting times for driving tests, reports Breaking News. According to the RSA, it has already exceeded its mid-August goal and is …
Over the past year, gardaí have spent more than €910,000 on purchasing 11 new vehicles for the fleet used to transport the Taoiseach, the President, ministers, and other key officials, reports RTE. On average, each …
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