Patients will continue to suffer while waiting on trolleys for an acute bed unless our hospitals’ capacity problem is resolved, according to a top emergency medicine expert in the nation, reports RTE. After an examination …
For batches of Donegal Catch salmon fillets that include peanuts—which are not listed as an ingredient—a food safety notice has been issued, reports RTE. The warning is for three different batches of ‘Donegal Catch 4 …
The new government are said to be under major pressure to find new accommodation for Ukrainians living in Ireland. A Fianna Fail insider said “don’t worry, Ukrainians will not be on the streets of Ireland, …
Nearly two years after being fired for being falsely accused of sexual harassment, a supervisor at a contract cleaning company has been reinstated, reports RTE. The WRC pointed out that despite the fact that none …
The Taoiseach warned that Europe needs to strike a balance between innovation and regulation, drawing comparisons between artificial intelligence and the Industrial Revolution and the invention of the printing press, reports RTE. Speaking before the …
There are 606 people waiting for a bed in Irish hospitals on Monday, according to data from the Irish Midwives and Nurses Organisations (INMO), reports Breaking News. 187 patients are in wards at other hospitals, …
Many, many people on social media agree with Samantha Mumba that the ridiculous panel RTE threw out for Eurosong was vile with their comments. Many say they were unnecessarily cruel, obnoxious and sickening. In response …
According to the Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan, the South American migrant who has been charged in relation to Sunday’s attack in Stoneybatter, which left three men badly stabbed, Gabriel Fereira Motta Valladeres was unknown …
After twin sisters Eliza and Henrietta Huszti were discovered dead in the River Dee, their father believes that foul play was involved in their deaths, reports The Mirror. The remains of the 32-year-old triplets were …
According to the most recent data from the Central Statistics Office, for the 12-month period ending in November of last year, property values increased by 9.4%, reports RTE. The numbers show that the rate of …
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