A man who stabbed an English tourist during a violent incident in Dublin’s Temple Bar has been jailed for three years and nine months. Jordan Carroll, 26, was one of three individuals involved in the …
Public toilets promised for Dublin city centre last year remain at the “concept stage,” despite significant funding being announced, reports Breaking News. In June, nearly €6 million was allocated for four new facilities, following earlier …
The Sinn Féin leader has urged immediate Government measures to make everyday living more affordable for people. In a keynote speech to her party’s Ard Fheis, Mary Lou McDonald said that an affordable standard of …
Here, we examine the key issues expected to shape political discussion in the coming week. Martin and McDonald facing pressure, reports Breaking News. What a difference a few years can make in politics. After his …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has condemned what he described as the “shocking” apparent assassination attempt on US President Donald Trump last night. Speaking in Cork, Mr Martin said “it was very serious and very shocking to …
Members of the public have come together to support a young Irishman whose life “changed in an instant” after he sustained serious injuries in a motorcycle crash while on a dream holiday overseas. Andrew Patterson, …
Ireland is expected to rely on security support from other European states during its upcoming EU presidency, amid warnings that drone-related attacks could pose a serious risk. The concerns come as gardaí have indicated they …
Irish households are being cautioned that electricity bills could increase by as much as €150 this year. Energy Minister Darragh O’Brien warned that electricity providers may raise prices by up to 8 per cent, reports …
A 27-year-old man was arrested for carrying a flick-knife following a standoff with armed gardaí at a Dublin shop and a confrontation amid allegations of a stabbing, reports Breaking News. Afghan national Nasim Sulemankhil, who …
The Inspector of Prisons has described the current situation in Ireland’s prisons as “inhuman and degrading,” stating that overcrowding has contributed to the growing number of deaths in custody. More than 5,660 individuals are now …
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