In a devastating incident early Sunday morning, eight children were shot and killed in Shreveport, Louisiana, in what authorities described as a domestic disturbance spanning two homes in the Cedar Grove area. The victims, ranging …
Image source: Facebook Jason Faulkner, Scarlett Faulkner’s brother has sadly passed away over the weekend – he was a pallbearer at his sister Scarlett’s heartbreaking funeral in Limerick just two days ago on Friday. Scarlett …
Image source: TheLiberal.ie Ireland was one of just two EU member states to record a fall in tourist bed nights last year, despite new records being set for tourism accommodation across the European Union overall. …
A High Court judge told a rape victim that hearing the recording of her 999 call was deeply disturbing and something she would never forget, reports The Mirror. The woman was assaulted by a man …
A new study has revealed that the State has established a “two-tier” asylum accommodation system, creating major deficiencies in oversight and regulation, reports RTE. The research, conducted by the Irish Centre for Human Rights in …
Irish residents are being encouraged to apply for a new weekly social welfare-style scheme as applications for a permanent arts support programme have now opened. The Basic Income for the Arts scheme (BIA), expected to …
Dublin’s Connolly Station officials say that although horrendous videos went viral on Saturday evening depicting something that resembled a Hollywood movie scene, they say that contrary to a number of accounts on TikTok in particular, …
Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan has admitted that he “made a hames” of how he expressed himself when he asked media regulator Coimisiún na Meán to review press coverage of the fuel protests that took …
Ammi and Martina Burke, the mother and sister of jailed schoolteacher Enoch Burke, are challenging a High Court ruling that found them guilty of criminal contempt of court, reports Breaking News. Both women served a …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said the release of the 1926 Census records is “allowing us to step back in time” to the early years of the then Irish Free State, reports Breaking News. The National …
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