The Minister for Social Protection has defended emergency financial assistance provided to some Ukrainian refugees for car repairs, reports The Irish Examiner. Dara Calleary explained that additional needs payments are available to anyone in the …
Dublin fire department personnel assisted in the birth of a baby on the N2, reports Breaking News. The infant girl was delivered Thursday morning with the help of crews from Phibsborough and Finglas. It is …
Exports of pharmaceuticals and chemicals from Ireland to the US could drop by nearly half if the Trump administration imposes a 20% tariff on the sector and the European Union responds with the same measure, …
A woman arrested during a protest against Israeli attacks on Gaza outside Leinster House was allegedly ordered to strip naked and subjected to “absolutely disgusting” treatment, the Dáil was told, reports RTE. Solidarity-People Before Profit …
Senior Government figures have voiced optimism that a negotiated solution could help ease the pressure of US tariffs, as the Taoiseach warned they could trigger global “recessionary trends”, reports Breaking News. Ireland is included in …
The High Court was told that an elderly man suffered an unprovoked assault while waiting for several hours with his ill wife in a hospital emergency department, reports RTE. The attack, which left the couple’s …
Tributes have been pouring in after the sudden and tragic passing of a beloved nurse and “amazing” mother-of-two from Co Meath earlier this week, reports The Mirror. Emma Jane Cahill (née Farrelly), of Broadmeadow Vale …
The Minister for Finance has outlined the potential consequences of US tariffs on the Irish economy, calling the upcoming announcement a “pivotal moment in world history, reports Breaking News. Paschal Donohoe warned that Ireland could …
The Dáil has approved a government law that ensures access to cash infrastructure, reports RTE. The Seanad will now consider the Finance (Provision of Access to Cash Infrastructure) Bill 2024. In addition to requiring banks …
A man on trial for his wife’s murder testified that he accidentally cut her throat with a carving knife he had purchased from Tesco two days earlier during a struggle in their Cork home, reports …
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