A young woman killed in a road crash in Co Donegal has been named locally as Donna McDermott from the coastal village of Greencastle, reports The Mirror. She is the fifth person to die on …
A body has been discovered by police looking for a British male in a hilly region of Majorca where a British lady was discovered dead earlier this week, reports Breaking News. It is thought that …
A “man of mystery” who testified that he entered Ireland using a fictitious passport was found guilty of violating immigration regulations and was mandated to present identification, reports Breaking News. The 37-year-old man, identified only …
A number of people demonstrated on Saturday afternoon in front of Mountjoy Prison, calling for the prompt release of teacher Enoch Burke, who was arrested for contempt earlier this week, reports The Mirror. In the …
During their meeting in Dublin, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Taoiseach Simon Harris discussed the significance of rebuilding the connection between their two nations, reports RTE. Since Boris Johnson visited Dublin in 2019 during …
According to the most recent comprehensive survey, the prevalence of hospital-associated infections (HAI) is 7.4% in hospitals, although it can be nearly three times higher in certain healthcare institutions, reports RTE. The European Centre for …
Over €1 million was spent on new automobiles by the Department of Foreign Affairs in the previous year, with €335,000 going towards armoured vehicles for usage in dangerous situations, reports RTE. A Toyota Land Cruiser …
The new storm names for the next storm season, which begins on Sunday, have been announced by Met Éireann, reports Breaking News. The national meteorological service, the Met Office in the United Kingdom, and KNMI …
According to European climate agency Copernicus, summer 2024 was the hottest on record, increasing the likelihood that this year would top all previous records for warmth. This information was released on Friday, reports Breaking News. …
Animal protection organisations will demonstrate against the government’s new XL bully dog regulations at Dublin’s St Stephen’s Green today. The regulations are scheduled to take effect on October 1, reports RTE. Upon complete implementation of …
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