A cap on the price of fuel would cost “many, many billions”, Minister for Finance Simon Harris has said as he defended Government action on the fuel crisis, reports Breaking News. The Government has been …
In the same week that Patrick O’Donovan was giving out about media coverage of the government’s disgraceful handling of last week’s fuel protests, he’s now just signed off on a huge pay increase for the …
President Donald Trump has stepped in decisively amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, announcing restrictions on Israeli military actions against Lebanon. In a series of statements, the US leader made clear that Israel is …
Large crowds assembled in central Dublin on Friday afternoon to demonstrate in support of fuel protesters. The event drew significant public participation amid ongoing concerns over fuel costs and related policies. Organizers and attendees observed …
A 16-yr-old boy has been taken into custody by police investigating the hacking of IT systems affecting several schools in Northern Ireland. He was arrested by the PSNI earlier in the Portadown area of Co …
A national truck show has been cancelled due to the ongoing fuel crisis as more protests are planned in Dublin and Carlow, reports Breaking News. The Waterford Truck Show was due to be held on …
A growing number of people leaving the Direct Provision system are entering homeless services in Dublin, according to the statutory authority responsible for addressing homelessness in the capital, reports RTE. The Dublin Region Homeless Executive …
Comments made by a fuel protest spokesperson have been described as “deeply disturbing” by the Taoiseach, as he warned Ireland was on the “precipice” of cutting off oil supplies had gardai not taken action on …
The Taoiseach has criticised leading opposition parties over their reaction to fuel blockades, following his Government’s success in securing a motion of confidence. The coalition passed the confidence vote by 92 to 78 on Tuesday, …
It appears as though Martin is putting a brave face on things after the atrocious week the government had last week to do with the fuel protests. Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said he does not …
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