The government is facing calls to improve its provision of accommodation for immigrants, reports Breaking News. The Coalition is reviewing the current system in light of the influx of Ukrainian refugees in Ireland following Russia’s …
A man has been sent forward for trial for allegedly flying a drone that interfered with the operation of Dublin Airport, reports Breaking News. Ainis Guzauskus, 42, is accused of unlawfully and intentionally interfering with …
For robbing a visually impaired man and viciously beating and breaking into the home of a 79-year-old widower in two different incidents that happened within hours of each other, a woman was sentenced to eight …
A lot of people are saying that they won’t participate in returning bottles to new recycling stations. The Deposit Return Scheme, a new nationwide initiative to encourage people to return used drinks containers for recycling, …
Luke Littler hired social media gurus to make sure he wouldn’t read any hurtful remarks about his relationship with Eloise Milburn on the internet, reports The Mirror. Littler’s partner gained attention after his victory at …
The Taoiseach Leo Varadkar as offered his good wishes to Northern Ireland’s new First Minister Michelle O’Neill and Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly. “Huge” is how Michelle O’Neill described the symbolism of today in an …
Following opposition from Green Party TDs and MEPs to plans planned to increase the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary has called for Eamon Ryan to step down. In a scathing statement, …
According to a report posted on the Department of Justice website on Friday, a 42-year-old man fell and died in a holding cell at the Criminal Courts of Justice, seconds after he asked prison guards …
Met Eireann is today confirming mild and unsettled weather throughout the Bank Holiday weekend, with colder conditions on the way. According to the national forecaster, there will be plenty of drizzle and more persistent rain …
Despite the continuous controversies surrounding its finances, RTÉ is set to spend over €400,000 on new printers and photocopiers that are deemed to be “cost-effective”, reports Independent. For the purpose of replacing “end-of-life” printers that …
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