Ryanair’s Chief Executive has criticized the proposed MetroLink rail line in Dublin – which would include a stop at Dublin Airport – calling it a misuse of public funds, reports RTE. Michael O’Leary compared the …
Ireland’s public finances remain in “good condition”, according to the Minister for Finance, who expressed confidence that the country can manage the threat of US-imposed tariffs, reports RTE. Paschal Donohoe, however, warned that the current …
The family of a young girl who suffered severe injuries in a mass stabbing outside a primary school on Parnell Square have said they “want justice” so that “other parents” won’t have to endure the …
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for another round of peace negotiations with Russia next week, just hours after deadly Russian attacks were reported across Ukraine, reports RTE. Two earlier meetings held in Istanbul between …
Live Aid founder Bob Geldof has sharply criticized the Israeli government’s involvement in the Gaza conflict, describing it as “a despicable disgrace” and accusing it of intentionally starving children, reports RTE. “Their government is clearly …
Hundreds gathered on Friday night in Co Fermanagh for a vigil honouring a family killed in their home earlier this week. The local community association organized the event to remember Vanessa Whyte, 45, and her …
A newly established hospital in Valencia will now be able to accommodate Irish patients who are waiting for surgical operations under the EU Cross Border Directive, reports Breaking News. The Vithas Valencia Turia Hospital, in …
The European Commission has reaffirmed its commitment to securing a negotiated solution in ongoing trade discussions with the United States, reports RTE. This follows plans for EU Trade Commissioner Maros Sefcovic to speak later today …
Many people on social media are questioning just why there’s so many young, fit, strong, healthy single Ukrainian men still arriving in Ireland despite the fact that they’re all meant to be fighting their own …
The Government is weighing up whether to postpone a planned VAT cut for the hospitality industry until the middle of next year, reports RTE. The move is reportedly aimed at freeing up financial space to …
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