The Cabinet has agreed to begin drafting legislation that would ban trade with the occupied Palestinian territories, reports RTE. This move was proposed by Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Harris. The …
Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has dismissed concerns that accelerating the asylum process would be inhumane or unkind, reports RTE. He unveiled a major reform of Ireland’s asylum system, pledging that decisions on applications for international …
In Limerick city, gardaí have introduced a fresh approach to monitoring electric scooters, reports RTE. They are now using portable dynamometers—compact, treadmill-like devices about 1.5 metres long—that determine how fast e-scooters can go. The legal …
Thousands of people on social welfare could be set to receive a helpful financial boost this summer, thanks to a Government payment starting at €160, reports The Mirror. The Back to School Clothing and Footwear …
Aer Lingus is set to launch a direct service from Dublin Airport to one of the world’s most sought-after holiday destinations, renowned for its striking white beaches, sparkling turquoise waters, and upscale resorts, reports The …
Adult content creator Annie Knight has been hospitalised following an encounter with 583 men over a six-hour period, reports The Mirror. The 28-yr-old Australian adult film actress told Us Weekly she needed medical care due …
A young Irish man who tragically lost his life while holidaying in Portugal will be laid to rest in Ireland later this week, reports The Mirror. Dylan McCahey, aged 22, sadly died on May 17 …
Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has confirmed that three members of the Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) board stepped down today, while another had resigned the previous week, reports RTE. “We have had three resignations …
Five individuals were injured following a collision between a bus and an ambulance in Dublin city centre, reports RTE. The incident occurred around 9:30am this morning on Dorset Street, prompting a response from Gardaí and …
Between 50,000 and 75,000 people in Ireland could be impacted by US trade tariffs in a “worst case scenario” over the medium term, according to Minister for Finance Pascal Donohoe, reports RTE. Early last month, …
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