Four days before election day, Mary Lou McDonald stated that Sinn Féin was “in it to win it” and that support for her party was higher than previously positive polling figures, reports Breaking News. According …
The Independent Ireland election manifesto focusses on cutting government waste and drastically increasing efficiency, reports Breaking News. Michael Fitzmaurice, a former Independent TD in the Dáil, co-founder Richard O’Donoghue, and leader Michael Collins form the …
According to Simon Harris, a united Ireland during his lifetime is “entirely possible,” reports Breaking News. The Taoiseach made the remarks in an interview with Sky News on Sunday, when he was questioned about immigration, …
Due to record levels of congestion, Minister for Justice Helen McEntee was informed that jails could not safely handle a sudden increase in the number of inmates after “widespread public disorder,” reports RTE. The minister …
A collision in Co Clare early Sunday morning claimed the life of a man in his 30s. When the collision happened, the man was driving at Kilmurry McMahon in Kilrush. The road remains closed this …
A reduction in a government subsidy was not “the primary reason” for the decline in demand this year, according to the Environment Minister, who also stated that “range-anxiety” and concerns about the used value of …
The head of Sinn Féin has stated that deporting immigrants who commit severe crimes is “common sense,” reports Breaking News. Following reports that Claire Kerrane, the party’s integration spokesman and candidate for Roscommon-Galway, had removed …
According to the Central Statistics Office, the number of Ukrainian refugees residing in Ireland has increased by 16% from the same time previous year, reports RTE. According to the report, 109,566 Ukrainians received temporary protection …
https://www.rte.ie/news/election-24/2024/1113/1480623-fg-child-benefit/ The idea to implement a permanent double child benefit will be included in Fine Gael’s policy on children, reports RTE. To help families with back-to-school expenditures, the party suggests that this be provided in …
https://www.breakingnews.ie/business/most-irish-employees-would-turn-down-jobs-without-hybrid-working-research-finds-1694992.html According to recent research, more than half of Irish workers would decline positions that did not provide mixed working, reports Breaking News. Irish workers clearly favour hybrid working styles, according to a report released …
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