The Government is “acutely aware” of the “real pain and fear” being caused by increasing fuel prices, the Taoiseach has stated. Micheál Martin reassured party members that the Government is “relentlessly focused” on taking action …
Medical professionals have urged the introduction of a comprehensive nationwide vaccination programme for adults, comparable to those provided for children, and have also called for the shingles vaccine to be offered free of charge to …
Ireland has approved the International Protection Bill, introducing new asylum measures aimed at accelerating decision-making and improving supports for applicants, reports Breaking News. The legislation is connected to the EU Migration and Asylum Pact, which …
Former US vice president Kamala Harris has indicated she is seriously weighing up another run for the presidency. She made the remarks at the National Action Network’s annual convention, where several Democratic figures seen as …
A man in his 20s has been arrested after failing to stop at a garda checkpoint in County Cork over the weekend. The driver of a tractor towing a slurry tank did not stop when …
Housing lists are growing exponentially around the country and the numbers of houses being built are miniscule compared to what the country actually needs. According to a research by construction firm Mitchell McDermott, housing delivery …
A national analysis of GP shortages has revealed significant workforce pressures in Ireland, particularly in Dublin’s commuter belt and along the western seaboard, according to the Irish College of General Practitioners. Some patients report that …
Scarlett Faulkner was honoured at her funeral mass today, described as “a young mother, a daughter, a lady whose life was intertwined with love, responsibility and hope,” reports RTE. Ms Faulkner passed away after suffering …
Fianna Fáil has been “badly damaged” by the Government’s response to the fuel protests, according to Willie O’Dea. The veteran TD said he had received messages from constituents expressing dissatisfaction with Fianna Fáil following the …
There was a 6% rise in the number of people seeking help from the Society of Saint Vincent de Paul (SVP) last year compared with 2024. Requests made in December were 12% higher, highlighting the …
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