Body of a man discovered at his home in Dublin
The deceased was found this afternoon at his address on Glendhu Road, off the Navan Road, in Cabra. The man is believed to have sustained head injuries. He was pronounced dead at the scene, and …
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Taoiseach pledges more tax cuts on the way
In an interview today, Enda Kenny has hinted at another round of tax cuts, and also took the opportunity to reject the notion that such pledge is nothing but a populist stratagem to claw back …
Three arrested after vehicle fails to stop at Garda checkpoint
The incident happened on the N80 in Clonegal, Co. Carlow, shortly before midnight last night. Several units of the Gardai pursued the vehicle after it ran through a checkpoint. The chase came to an end …
Security for the Taoiseach and senior Cabinet Ministers to be stepped up
Such measure will be taken in response to alleged personal threats over the last few months. The Taoiseach has been advised to change the route he takes to and from Government Buildings daily, and  Ministers …
Wrap Up!! -Cold Weather Is Here To Stay
Brace yourselves!! The cold weather is set to be here for the long run, with overnight temperatures dropping to as low as minus 3 degrees in the North and West of the country. Met Éireann …
Irish Water will accept registrations after deadline
The State’s weapon of self destruction, Irish Water, has stated that it will accept registrations from households even after tomorrow’s deadline passes. The other side of that coin is that households that do not register …
Thousands take to the streets to remind the Government that water charges must go
If the Coalition thought that public anger over Irish Water and water charges had dissipated after their petty concessions, they better think again. Thousands took to the streets in Dublin yesterday and elsewhere to …
Former economist, journalist, and author Colm Rapple passes away
Renowned Dublin man Colm Rapple died peacefully at the Bon Secours hospital in Dublin after a short illness. Mr. Rapple worked as a financial journalist with Independent Newspapers and the Irish Press Group in the …
Killer whale found washed up on Tramore beach in Co. Waterford
The 5-metre-long female cetacean was discovered by locals, and according to Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IDWG), it possibly died from malnourishment. According to sources, this is the 15th stranding event for this species …
Thousands turn out at Irish Water protests, and claim “They will not go away”
Once again, the thousands of people have marched the streets showing their opposition to water charges. From the smallest towns and counties to Dublin’s city centre, people braved the cold and have vowed that they …
