According to an inspector’s report, the majority of asylum-seekers accommodated in Mosney Village, Co. Meath, were allowed to stay in Ireland but continued to reside in the old vacation complex, with some claiming they were …
The Taoiseach has stated that the Government must prepare for population expansion in a “better job,” reports Breaking News. The number of immigrants to Ireland in the year ending in April approached 150,000, the most …
The Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (Tilda) found that older adults who frequently attend religious services or have more regular social connections are much less likely to desire to pass away, reports Breaking News. The …
According to a recent survey, there are 5.9 rental or shared residences in Ireland for every 10,000 residents, reports Breaking News. Monaghan has the fewest rental houses in Ireland, with just 16 available units per …
Following a violent sexual attack on a French lady in Dublin over the weekend, two men are being sought by the GardaÃ, reports Independent. An inquiry is underway to identify the assailants of the alleged …
Home and business owners who have seen an increase in callouts for cockroach infestations throughout the summer months have been cautioned to be mindful of the increased number of cockroach sightings, reports Independent. Usually found …
The public has been urged by Dublin City Council to leave ring buoys where they are, next to bodies of water, reports Breaking News. In only one month, more than thirty ring buoys were either …
The Department of Transport is looking into claims that aircraft passing through Irish airspace carried armaments intended for Israel, reports Breaking News. According to the Ditch news website, four US planes carrying munitions for the …
Michael O’Leary, the CEO of Ryanair, has advocated increasing airport alcohol limitations as a means of addressing an increase in aircraft unrest. Mr. O’Leary suggested limiting passengers to two beers each trip in an effort …
On the first day of the new transportation plan, commuters in Dublin’s city centre were able to enjoy unhindered rush hour traffic on the quays, reports RTE. Beginning yesterday morning, certain areas of the quays …
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