The Eurovision Song Contest 2026 begins in Vienna tonight, with the first semi-final taking place amid increased security measures and ongoing controversy surrounding Israel’s participation. This year marks the 70th edition of the competition, with …
The two joint owners of a Co Galway-based security and facilities company that has secured State contracts to support accommodation for International Protection (IP) applicants and Ukrainians have shared dividends totalling €10.97 million over a …
With the cost of living continuing to place pressure on households across Ireland, the Government has said it is examining ways to support some of the country’s most vulnerable people in Budget 2027. One group …
Tesla is aiming to introduce its Full Self-Driving software across the European Union as early as this summer, with active discussions currently under way with the Irish Government and several other EU member states, reports …
Dundalk Institute of Technology is to be renamed Dundalk University College as part of its all-island university partnership with Queen’s University Belfast. The agreement to establish Dundalk Institute of Technology as a University College of …
Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon has called for renewed action against sulky racing due to growing concerns surrounding animal welfare. In a statement issued to RTÉ News, the Fine Gael TD representing Kildare South said …
An active and healthy woman who was diagnosed with high blood pressure has encouraged others to get their blood pressure checked. Rebecca Fitzsimons, 71, is a retired French and English teacher from Clontarf in Dublin, …
Garda Síochána have launched an investigation following an early morning hit-and-run in Tipperary that left an e-bike rider seriously injured. The collision, involving a vehicle and an e-bike, occurred on the Fethard Road towards Killusty …
A judge has condemned as “outrageous” and “unbelievable” the situation facing a 14-year-old boy in Tusla care who is being moved between hotel placements on a nightly basis and has no knowledge of where he …
Keir Starmer pledged to prove his “doubters” wrong as he responded to growing calls for him to step down. The British prime minister said Labour would “be better and do better” after the party suffered …
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