Micheál Martin, the Taánaiste and Minister of Defence, has stated that he has never been given a security briefing “claiming there is a spy in the Oireachtas,” reports RTE. There has been conjecture over the …
After disobeying instructions to abandon his boat, a man from Florida known as “Lieutenant Dan” has somehow escaped the worst Hurricane Milton might have to offer. In Tampa Bay, Joseph Malinowski—who lost his leg in …
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 …
In Dublin, there are plans to establish an independent body that will handle appeals against rulings by three of the biggest social media firms about policy violations, reports Breaking News. Disputations from individuals and groups …
McDonald’s Ireland is set to launch its first ever €8 meal deal on Wednesday, which will include four food items, reports Breaking News. Customers will have two burger options: a cheeseburger or a mayo chicken …
The National Children’s Hospital is expected to open by the end of next year, according to the health minister, although that hinges on the construction company adhering to its June 2025 completion deadline, reports Breaking …
Regarding commerce with Israel, Taoiseach Simon Harris is consulting with legal counsel, reports Breaking News. Simon Harris said he was writing to Irish Attorney General Rossa Fanning seeking “fresh legal advice” on the local options, …
A working committee to expedite garda recruiting is scheduled to report in the upcoming weeks, according to the Minister of Justice, reports RTE. To increase the number of gardaà to above 15,000, Helen McEntee claimed …
According to recent statistics from the listings website MyHome.ie, asking prices for properties have increased by 7.5% over the past year, reports RTE. According to the most recent house price survey, that is the biggest …
The Road Safety Authority’s (RSA) Chair believes that stiffer penalties should be applied to drivers who are discovered using their phones while driving because the habit has “normalised,” reports RTE. According to Liz O’Donnell, RSA …
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