According to Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, gardaà have notified him that arrests are scheduled in relation to arson attacks that are targeting refugee accommodations throughout the nation. He expressed his concern that an arson assault may …
The army has carried out a controlled explosion after a man sadly died in an explosion at a homeless hostel in Dublin yesterday. The Defence Forces Explosives Ordnance Disposal Experts carried out the operation at …
An inquest heard that a 32-year-old man who was taken to the hospital after a bottle attack in Cork died from a sharp force injury, alcohol and drug intoxication, and brain damage. Criminal procedures are …
Met Eireann has issued an urgent nationwide Status Yellow warning for low temperatures as thermometers plunge below -5c. Motorist are advised to be extremely careful on the roads, especially overnight and early morning. The warning …
After failing to secure financing for a full-time director of counselling, a pastoral centre in County Donegal has announced that it will no longer provide counselling services, reports Breaking News. Since it is the county’s …
The Mayo County Council has passed a motion requesting that employees cease working with the Department of Integration to house asylum seekers, reports Breaking News. The “agreed strategy” for housing applicants for international protection is …
Earlier this month Gardai ransacked the homes of Galway County Councillors Noel Thomas and Seamus Walsh, ostensibly as part of the investigation into the fire at Ross Lake Hotel, which was due to become yet …
One fatality has been confirmed following an explosion at a homeless facility in the capital. The incident happened at the Supported Temporary Accommodation premises on Little Britain Street at around 3.30pm today. The cause of …
A man in his 60s has been taken into custody by Gardaà in connection with the robbery of jewellers in Waterford, where the man threatened employees with a machete, reports The Mirror. Around 5:10 p.m. …
Justice Minister Helen McEntee has confirmed that increased Garda presence in Dublin will continue for the foreseeable future. The capital has become a hotbed of violent and anti-social behaviour over the past number of months, …
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