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 …
Dublin City Council has announced the introduction of stewards to prevent inappropriate handling of the Molly Malone statue, clarifying that the initiative is not an April Fool’s joke, reports The Mirror. Similar to the stewards …
The parents of a 17-yr-old girl who died by suicide while under the care of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) in Kerry have initiated a High Court case, reports The Mirror. The …
According to a Met Éireann forecast, Ireland may anticipate a period of bright weather until next week, reports RTE. Michelle Dillon stated on RTÉ’s Today with Claire Byrne that a large region of high pressure …
European travellers heading to Britain must secure an electronic permit in advance, as the UK government adopts stricter immigration controls similar to those used by other nations. This measure aims to enhance security by pre-screening …
EU officials have stated that around €380 billion worth of EU exports will be affected by US President Donald Trump’s new tariffs, which cover approximately 70% of all EU exports to the United States, reports …
Struggling with financial difficulties, RTÉ plans to outsource editorial research for significant political events, including the next presidential inauguration and future state funerals, at an estimated cost of €180,000, reports The Mirror. The national broadcaster …
A man was sentenced to two years in prison for using Snapchat to send over 100 adolescent girls sexually inappropriate messages and images, reports RTE. In April 2022, Mark Fitzgerald, 39, of Dublin’s St Mark’s …
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