Several rallies took place across the southeast on Saturday in response to the fuel and cost-of-living crisis. In Tipperary, two demonstrations took place this afternoon in Thurles and Cahir, reports Breaking News. Organisers say the …
A judge has called for increased resources to be allocated to the case of Riad Bouchaker, who faces charges of assaulting a care worker and attempting to murder three children at Parnell Square in Dublin, …
The extent of profits earned by the previous owners of the Citywest hotel in Saggart, west Dublin, from housing refugees has been disclosed for the first time. The ex-owners, Tetrarch Capital, have filed late accounts …
A court has heard that a man issued a series of violent threats to his partner’s former boyfriend, including saying he would decapitate and dismember him, reports Breaking News. The 42-yr-old admitted to making a …
Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has said she is unable at present to provide a firm completion date for the long-delayed National Children’s Hospital Ireland (NCHI), pointing to repeated delays by the primary contractor …
A man who attacked his landlord after being asked to vacate a rented property has been sentenced to 12 months in prison. Philip Lalor (36) also assaulted another tenant during the incident before producing a …
Dublin City Council has approved planning permission for the redevelopment of Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre, a move that has drawn criticism over plans to remove its distinctive curved façade and glass dome. The decision comes …
A 16-yr-old girl who has repeatedly gone missing from care was discovered selling crack cocaine on Dublin’s O’Connell Street, raising “major concerns” about her safety. The teenager, who cannot be identified due to her age, …
The threat posed by Islamist terrorism and attacks carried out by so-called “lone wolves” is a major concern, Ireland’s security watchdog has cautioned. In its first report, the Independent Examiner of Security Legislation warned that …
Discrimination, exclusion, and deep-rooted structural inequalities affecting Traveller children are embedded within Ireland’s education system, according to research conducted by University College Cork and a Cork-based Traveller education group, reports RTE. Drawing on detailed interviews …
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