The Tánaiste stated that Sinn Féin had “real issues” in handling problems related to sexual offences, and Mary Lou McDonald declared that the organisation will “completely overhaul” its governance practices, reports Breaking News. Michael Martin …
Eamon Ryan has demanded that the public be informed of the identify of an Irish politician who was purportedly recruited by Russian intelligence as an agent, reports Breaking News. The Minister of Transport stated that …
The Tánaiste has stated that before a general election is called, the government has crucial work to finish, reports Breaking News. Elections may be held in early 2025 if the present coalition serves out its …
Protests outside Taoiseach Simon Harris’s house have drawn criticism for being a “form of thuggery, intimidation and harassment,” reports The Mirror. Protests outside Mr. Harris’s Greystones, Wicklow, house disturbed him earlier this year. Even if …
Pubs in the capital are being obliged to drastically raise their rates in order to remain in business, thus the €10 pint may become the new standard, reports The Mirror. A pint in certain Temple …
Speaking at the opening of social housing in south Dublin alongside Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien, Taoiseach Simon Harris stated that dwelling costs “are still too high for too many,” reports Breaking News. It follows data …
For the first time ever, a certain dog breed will be prohibited in Ireland as of right now: it will be unlawful to import, breed, sell, and rehome XL bully type dogs, reports RTE. The …
A significant gas leak has forced the evacuation of two Dublin schools, reports Breaking News. Following a gas main explosion close to Esker Drive in Lucan, the Dublin Fire Brigade stated that it is collaborating …
According to the Taoiseach, moving into Farmleigh would be “very disruptive” for his kids, hence he does not plan to do so, reports Breaking News. Separate reports of harassment outside Simon Harris’s family home and …
Plans for a multi-million euro renovation of Dublin’s National Concert Hall (NCH) have received approval from Dublin City Council, doubling the city’s economic contribution as “the home of Irish music,” reports Breaking News. For what …
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