Due to potential events, events in the capital cannot be rescheduled, according to Dublin Town Business Association, reports Breaking News. Following an alleged stabbing on Monday, Social Democrats TD Gary Gannon stated that “serious thought” …
To reduce traffic fatalities, driving instructors are advocating for a “massive overhaul” of learner driver education, reports Breaking News. Dominic Brophy, the director of the Professional Driving Instructors Association (PDIA), stated: “With 110 fatalities on …
Minister of Health Stephen Donnelly stated that it will take weeks for University Hospital Limerick and hospitals around the Midwest to fully resume scheduled services, reports RTE. It comes after UHL, Ennis, Nenagh, St. John’s, …
The AIB has issued a warning about an increase in scams when victims are purportedly contacted by a courier or taxi driver who was dispatched by the bank to retrieve their credit card, reports RTE. …
According to recent analysis by real estate adviser Savills, the arrival of new dwellings in Ireland was outpaced by the country’s population growth between 2015 and 2023 by a ratio of over four to one, …
Amid growing tensions in the area, Irish nationals have been advised not to travel to Israel and to leave Lebanon, reports RTE. Taoiseach Simon Harris, Tánaiste and Foreign Affairs Minister Micheál Martin stated in separate …
The timing of means testing an allowance for applicants seeking international protection has been justified by the Minister of Social Protection, reports Breaking News. Asylum seekers living in state-provided housing have been subject to a …
After two entertaining nights of the Rose of Tralee, we finally have a winner for 2024. Roses from right across the world did their best to woo the judges alongside the audience in Kerry itself. …
A fight in Mullingar, County Westmeath, progressed to the point that a parent was repeatedly stabbed in broad daylight; a court has heard that a “miracle” spared his life, reports Breaking News. Fifteen occurrences in …
When public health inspectors visited the Mount Street asylum seekers’ encampment in Dublin, they discovered that used toilet paper had clogged street drains, heard that rats had been scuttling around throughout the day and were …
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