Hackers threaten to target the Dáil on May 5
The hacker group ‘Anonymous’ have posted a message online saying that they will “take all your information and give it free to the public. 2nd of May is your last warning Irish government. Expect us.” …
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Further industrial action ‘likely’ if Dunnes management refuses to engage in talks, Mandate says
About 6,000 Dunnes workers manned picket lines across 109 Dunnes Stores branches nationwide today. Staff are asking for more stable working hours and better conditions. Representatives for the Mandate trade union have said that further …
Disgraceful: Gardai investigating carjacking which occurred at Temple Street Hospital
Gardaí in Dublin are currently investigating a disgraceful carjacking which happened at Temple Street Children’s Hospital this morning. Gardai say a woman was parking her car on George’s Place at approximately 6.30am this morning when …
Father of autistic boy abused by teenage gang speaks out: ‘What’s the matter with you’
The father of the autistic boy who was the target of cruel and dehumanizing abuse has spoken out for the first time. In tears, he said that he would ask the people who treated his …
Garda from Co Cork tells his story of a vicious attack by Six thugs
A garda from Co Cork told his story of how he was brutally assaulted by six thugs when he and a colleague made a routine traffic stop. Sgt Dave Haughney had received horrific injuries that …
Government to prioritize tax cuts for the ‘hard-pressed middle’ in next budget
Speaking from Longford today, the Taoiseach said that the Government will focus the next round of tax cuts on those earning between €30,000-€70,000 He said “Whatever tax-reduction capacity the Government has as we prepare …
Salmonella epidemic erupts on chicken farms
It was confirmed that chicken on seven different farms have tested positive for salmonella enteriditis. The Food Safety authority and the HSE have been notified of this, but it has been stated that this …
The €74m gamble to resolve waiting lists and overcrowding in Irish hospitals
Minister for Health Leo Varadkar and his junior minister Kathleen Lynch announced today a much needed boost for the health service, in an attempt to alleviate long waiting lists and chronic overcrowding, among other issues. …
UK firm pledges 1,000 jobs for Longford resort
The development of a major holiday resort in Co. Longford will bring 1,000 permanent jobs and 750 construction jobs to the region, it has been announced this morning. UK based Center Parcs, is planning a €200 million …
Child road fatalities rose dramatically in 2014
Figures released by the Road Safety Authority (RSA) show that there were almost three times as many children killed on our roads during 2014 when compared with the previous year. Fourteen children aged 14 and …
