Speaking out regarding the garda response to the public disturbance in Coolock, Dublin, in July, is the developer of the property intended for asylum seekers, reports RTE. Anti-immigration protests have centred on the former Crown …
Senior medical professionals have called for the creation of a national initiative to address the sharp increase in the use of stimulants like cocaine and crack, reports RTE. According to Dennis O’Dioscail of the Irish …
According to the most recent Irish Times/Ipsos survey, support for Fine Gael is at its best level in three years, reports RTE. Voter support for Fine Gael has increased by four points to 27% since …
According to Nursing Homes Ireland (NHI), since 2018, at least 77 nursing homes have closed as a result of growing operating expenses and strain on the Fair Deal Scheme, reports RTE. At its annual conference …
A resolution passed by the European Parliament urges member states of the EU to remove the limitations preventing Ukraine from using Western weaponry against legal military targets in Russia, reports RTE. Strasbourg MEPs cast their …
An emergency resolution urging the control of horse-drawn carriage operators in the capital has been approved by Dublin City Council members, reports RTE. It comes after other occurrences, such as the horse collapse outside Christchurch …
Concerns over taking away TD and Senator automobile parking places and issues with when construction was permitted or not caused delays in the €335,000 bike shelter project at Leinster House, reports Breaking News. The contentious …
According to the Vatican, Pope Francis has given his approval to a Catholic spiritual practice focused on Medjugorje, a hamlet in Bosnia that has generated controversy about reports of the Virgin Mary appearing to locals, …
According to Taoiseach Simon Harris, charging wage-earning asylum seekers is “common sense” and should be taken into consideration “to maintain social cohesion,” reports Breaking News. According to The Irish Independent, asylum seekers who are employed …
Building 52,000 homes annually over a 25-year period will be necessary to meet the country’s pent-up housing demand and ongoing population expansion, according to Central Bank estimates, reports RTE. It has also predicted that over …
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