Whoopi Goldberg has returned to The View after a two-week hiatus, opening the show by telling viewers, “Yes, I’m back.” “We’re going to keep having tough conversations,” Goldberg said. “And in part, because this is …
Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee was asked a question recently by Deputy Denis Naughten, a member of the Regional group. Deputy Naughton asked Ms. McEntee to outline the steps her department is king to restrict …
Fines for car clamps in Dublin will increase from €80 to €125 next week. The 56% increase takes effect on March 1st following a decision by Transport Minister Eamon Ryan. Many people on social media …
Russia has rejected American allegations that it they were responsible for cyberattacks on the Ukrainian banking and government websites that occurred over the past week, the Russian embassy in the United States said on social …
Government Ministers have reportedly agreed that the recommendations from the National Public Health Emergency Team (NPHET) should be implemented. The NPHET recently recommended lifting mask mandates in most settings, except for healthcare settings. Final decisions …
Many social media commentators are saying that these teenage thugs’ parents should be held accountable for their actions and face criminal convictions if they’re caught. Gardai in Dublin are investigating a new trend that’s seeing …
Some Irish households will receive a €125 Fuel Allowance lump sum soon, it has emerged today. According to the Government, about 390,000 people currently receiving the Fuel Allowance will receive the payment during the first …
RTÉ and Screen Ireland have announced eight Storyland projects which will go into development. According to RTE, three single dramas of 25 minutes duration will be commissioned for production and will broadcast on RTÉ2 and …
The Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has confirmed that Covid-19 booster vaccines will be offered to 12 to 15 year olds. In an announcement via Twitter, the Health Minister said: “Following advice from NIAC, am …
Clamping fines are set to rise to €125 in the capital soon. The much-hated fees will increase from €80 to €125 from March 1. The fine increase is one of the only known Government policies …
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