According to Simon Communities of Ireland, thousands of people in Ireland are affected by hidden homelessness, yet those who are experiencing it “remain unseen” by conventional assistance agencies. According to the network of homeless organisations, …
This week will see the first disbursements of the government’s gasoline stipend, reports RTE. Throughout the course of 28 weeks, more than 400,000 households in the State will receive the means-tested payment. The purpose of …
A woman who falsely claimed a man had sexually assaulted her in a Dublin hotel room in front of two witnesses was sentenced to three months in prison, reports Sunday World. A court heard that …
After a very bad accident at a friend’s wedding, a female Irish vacationer is in a burn unit at a specialised hospital in Spain, reports Breaking News. The 29-year-old woman was in the toilet when …
Roderic O’Gorman has said “we need to stick to the facts” about migration and homelessness as the Taoiseach was criticised for comments on the State’s record-high homeless figures, reports Breaking News. Taoiseach Simon Harris told …
The most recent statistics released by the Courts Service show that throughout the past five years, there has been a 25% rise in the number of applications for domestic violence protection, reports RTE. The number …
The National Children’s Hospital construction has been expensive and delayed, and the Minister for Children has expressed his understanding of taxpayers’ and parents’ complaints, reports RTE. Additionally, “huge frustration” was expressed by Roderic O’Gorman inside …
Plans for a crackdown on motorists who’ve held provisional licences for years and sometimes decades have been delayed over fears of a knock-on effect on waiting lists for driving tests, reports Breaking News. A detailed …
There are 510 patients waiting for beds in Irish hospitals, according to the most recent statistics provided by the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), reports Breaking News. While 146 patients are in other hospital …
Simon Harris, the Taoiseach, and Micheál Martin, the Tánaiste, have expressed their unwavering support for President Michael D. Higgins in his disagreement with the Israeli embassy in Dublin about a letter the president had sent …
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