A former All-Ireland champion allegedly assaulted a child last year, leading to his detention and interrogation, reports RTE. The man with the tool showed up in October of last year, when the 12-yr-old boy and …
Patrick Kielty has been named as Grand Marshal for the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day parade. The announcement comes about six months after he became the host of the Late Late Show following Ryan Tubridy’s departure. …
The family of Sarah Everard is hoping that a recently released BBC documentary would “contribute to the ongoing dialogue” regarding police handling of violent crimes against women, reports Breaking News. A new BBC One series …
Speaking from Leinster House today, Deputy Mattie McGrath, leader of the group, stated: ” The government’s rush to pass these referendums without proper scrutiny or debate is unacceptable. It demonstrates disrespect for the Constitution and …
More than 20 “cease and desist” letters have been sent to individuals thought to be selling “dodgy boxes,” or illicit TV streaming services, reports RTE. This is the third in a line of legal warnings …
Met Eireann is this morning warning of cold temperatures throughout the day and overnight, with the possibility of snow, hail, and thunderstorms in places. According to the national forecaster, the weather will remain very unstable …
Speaking ahead of the upcoming referendums, Tánaiste Micheál Martin expressed his wish for a “humane and respectful” discussion but also cautioning about the possibility of misinformation swaying voters, reports Breaking News. On March 8, there …
RTÉ has announced that it has obtained revised legal advice concerning the disclosure of departure package information, reports RTE. According to a spokesman, the broadcaster is now thinking about this and is awaiting more legal …
Following an aggravated burglary at a home in Killasser, Swinford, Gardaà in County Mayo are requesting witnesses, reports Breaking News. Sometime between 7 and 7.30 p.m., two individuals with what seems to have been a …
It’s been revealed that the Irish government had spent over €800,000 of taxpayer money on transportation and accommodation for the pets of Ukrainian refugees and in the same timeframe an Irish child, neglected by the …
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