A new report from Focus Ireland and Trinity College Dublin has highlighted that the vast majority of public spending on homelessness continues to be directed toward emergency accommodation, with minimal investment in prevention and long-term …
A 48-yr-old man has been sentenced to 16 months in prison for making over 11,000 nuisance calls to emergency services, disrupting emergency lines for nearly 130 hours in 2023, reports RTE. William Greene, of Bective …
Following an increase in violence in the area, the Tánaiste declared that all Irish peacekeepers in Lebanon are “safe,” reports Breaking News. In the most intense gunfight since the truce with the Lebanese militant organisation …
A woman from Co Down has settled a sexual discrimination case against one of Northern Ireland’s largest employers, securing nearly €260,000, reports RTE. Maeve Bradley, who worked at Citibank in Belfast as an Assistant Vice …
“A new low in the behaviour of the opposition” is how the Taoiseach has characterised Tuesday’s events in the Dáil, reports Breaking News. Micheál Martin said in a statement issued Tuesday night that “my attempts …
A pre-dawn operation by UK Immigration Enforcement officers led to more than 30 arrests at a construction site in Belfast’s Titanic Quarter, reports The Mirror. Describing the March 19 raid as a “major co-ordinated operation,” …
According to the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organization’s most recent statistics, 506 patients nationwide were left without a bed on Wednesday, reports Breaking News. There are 157 patients in other hospital wards and 349 individuals …
A Cabinet minister has claimed that the Government is “winning” the fight against the housing crisis, reports Breaking News. The Central Bank has forecast that the Government will fall significantly short of its housing targets …
A man who made threats against Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald and Garda Commissioner Drew Harris has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison, with the last 15 months suspended under …
A court-appointed receiver overseeing teacher Enoch Burke’s salary may soon be permitted to seize his other assets, as the funds in his bank account are insufficient to cover the daily fines imposed for repeatedly breaching …
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