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 …
Fines for littering and dog fouling are set to increase by €100 from the beginning of September, reports RTE. Minister of State for the Circular Economy Alan Dillon will announce that on-the-spot penalties will rise …
The World Weather Attribution group of climate scientists has warned that unusually severe extreme weather events are likely in the year ahead, and said 2026 could become the second warmest, or even the warmest, year …
Hopes of securing a peace agreement with Iran have faded after Donald Trump said a ceasefire was “on life support” as Tehran rejected a US proposal aimed at ending the conflict and maintained a list …
A growing number of people leaving the Direct Provision system are entering homeless services in Dublin, according to the statutory authority responsible for addressing homelessness in the capital, reports RTE. The Dublin Region Homeless Executive …
The Social Democrats’ Reproductive Rights (Amendment) Bill, which aimed to expand abortion access in Ireland, has been decisively defeated in the Dáil by 85 votes to 30, with 36 abstentions. Government TDs received a free …
A 20-yr-old woman has died following a road traffic collision in Co Tipperary, reports RTE. The crash, which involved two cars, took place on the Dromineer Road outside Nenagh at around 9pm last night, reports …
An estimated €855,000 is set to be spent over the next five years on consultants to help RTÉ distribute the millions of euro raised annually through the Late Late Toy Show Appeal. In a tender …
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is fighting for his political survival amid mounting calls for his resignation following Labour’s catastrophic performance in local and regional elections. On May 7th, the party lost over 1,400 council …
According to a poll of 25-yr-olds, 62% of them lived with their parents mostly for financial reasons, reports RTE. According to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) poll, 34% of respondents indicated they struggled to make …
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