Some loose change invested on Lotto tickets yielded a mightily unexpected return for a young married couple from Drogheda. After buying some groceries, the couple bought one line for the EuroMillions and EuroMillions Plus draws. …
Ever wanted to find out more about your lineage? Well, today is your lucky day. The task of delving into one’s long buried family ancestry has become that much easier today thanks to one of …
Not a bad deal, one might put forward, in exchange for a few years of sitting pretty in the Dáil while in power and doing little else than shout at others during opposition stints. Former …
According to various reports the identity of the the man who allegedly and disgracefully assaulted his girlfriend Emma Murphy has been revealed. Emma (26) has been in the news this week as she bravely highlighted …
The Tánaiste and Labour party leader Joan Burton has claimed that the liquidation of department store Clerys will cost the Irish taxpayers millions. Ms Burton made her comments whilst she was attending the ICTU conference …
The flags have appeared on lamp posts accompanied by the Union Jack and loyalist paramilitary flags. This has lead to widespread disapproval from residents. The PSNI are holding a thorough investigation into the appearance of …
In what turned out to be a nice afternoon off for 40 Gardai yesterday, a so-called “heavy handed approach” was going to be needed for an expected large Irish Water protest yesterday on Kildare St, …
The incredibly brave Emma Murphy is having her Facebook viral video domestic violence claims taken very seriously. The 26-yr-old Dublin lady is said to have been interviewed by Gardai at her home in Ballymun, in …
According to latest figures released this week it is understood that more than 3,000 cars have been deemed dangerous and subsequently given Failed/Dangerous certificates by NCT centres in the first half of this year alone. …
In a hardly surprising move, new laws enabling Irish Water to deduct unpaid bills from wages and social welfare entitlements have passed the first hurdle in the Dáil. The Civic Debt Bill passed 70-43. In …
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