Leader of Sinn Féin claims Northern loyalists are behind posters of her with the term ‘traitor’ scribbled across them that have been put up at anti-immigration demonstrations, reports Breaking News. Although Mary Lou McDonald acknowledged …
The former timetable for rail services in Dublin will be reinstated starting on October 14, according to Iarnród Éireann, reports RTE. While some intercity services have risen due to the revised schedule, lines that feed …
In response to a former employee’s allegations of alleged sexual assault and abuse in a US lawsuit, country music artist Garth Brooks declared, “I am not the man they have painted me to be”, reports …
Yesterday evening, several tents used by asylum seekers were taken down from a part of Dublin’s Grand Canal, reports RTE. According to GardaÃ, the International Protection Accommodation Service’s contact details were given to the tent …
Cork and Kerry are under a Status Orange rain warning on Saturday, reports RTE. The warning will be in force from midnight tomorrow until 11 p.m. on Saturday, according to Met Éireann. According to the …
Should it become essential to evacuate persons from Lebanon, Tánaiste Micheál Martin has stated that Ireland will work with other European nations in coordinating the evacuation, reports Breaking News. He said on RTÉ radio’s Morning …
Following an attack on a bus in Mayfield, on the city’s northside, this afternoon that resulted in a man being hospitalised with serious injuries, Cork’s Gardai have opened an inquiry, reports The Mirror. At around …
Opposition parties have called the government’s plan to spend €9 million on secured phone pouches for secondary schools “grotesque, inexcusable,” and “pet project,” reports Breaking News. This week’s budget included an announcement about the Keeping …
There were 593 individuals at the hospital waiting for a bed. Trolley watch statistics from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) reveal that 152 patients were in wards and 441 people were kept waiting …
Since the beginning of the year, more than €1.6 million has been spent installing or modernising security systems at the residences of elected officials and other public servants, reports Breaking News. The Office of Public …
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