RTE’s Bryan Dobson is going to sign off on his last broadcast soon. According to the Irish Mirror, the broadcaster is planning to leave the station in April after having enjoyed a 37-year long career. …
Picture source: Irish Sun The search for a missing man has been stood down following the discovery of a body. 38-year-old Oliver Gaughan had last been seen in Co. Mayo during the weekend. Gardai and …
Despite constantly calling online travel agencies (OTAs) “pirates,” Ryanair has announced its first relationship with one, reports Breaking News. The Dublin-based airline said that it has reached an agreement with loveholidays to provide its flights …
According to Breaking News, as part of a salary dispute, Northern Ireland’s public transportation employees have scheduled four more days of strike action for February. Unite, GMB, and Siptu said in a joint statement that …
Met Eireann has issued an urgent warning of a cold snap starting on Thursday evening, with temperatures forecast to drop to almost freezing after dark. According to the national forecaster, sleet and hail showers are …
RTE presenter Bryan Dobson has announced his retirement after almost four decades. Mr. Dobson, who earns a handsome salary for reading the news off a teleprompter, has also covered the odd election. It is unclear …
There are twice as many respiratory diseases among the occupants of one of the largest and oldest apartment buildings in Dublin as there are in the surrounding neighbourhoods, reports Breaking News. According to a recently …
Hospital overcrowding already hitting record highs, with the Minister for ‘Health’ unavailable for comment but believed to be still collecting his salary. The latest figures reveal that 654 people across the country were suffering on …
SuperValu has issued an urgent recall notice for an own product due to mislabeling. The product affected is SuperValu Chicken and Ham Pie, 275g, with a best-before date of January 26. It is understood that …
On a Co Mayo beach, the carcasses of a big fin whale were found washed up, reports The Mirror. The Irish Whale and Dolphin Group (IWDG) reports that the 20.7-meter whale was “severely emaciated” and …
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