Large parts of the country are set to experience further intense downpours on Saturday night and into Sunday. Although an Friday night ice alert has lapsed, status yellow rain warnings have been issued for 10 …
The opposition has claimed that a government Bill altering rent and tenancy regulations will be “devastating” for tenants and will cause rental prices to “soar”, reports Breaking News. Sinn Féin, Labour, the Social Democrats and …
A 14-yr-old boy from Ennis has appeared before the courts in connection with a series of alleged car thefts in east Clare and south Galway earlier this week, reports Breaking News. Appearing at Ennis District …
People are being cautioned that Android TV boxes and TV streaming devices in their homes could be silently taken over and used in massive cyberattacks, reports Breaking News. Grant Thornton Ireland said the alert comes …
The Green Party has stated that amending regulations around short-term rental properties will be ineffective unless the measures are properly implemented and monitored, reports Breaking News. The party voiced frustration at the move to apply …
There are approximately “five to six” cases involving Irish citizens currently being held by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), according to the Taoiseach, reports Breaking News. Micheál Martin said the cases “vary in terms …
A “first-of-its-kind” centre providing homeless-specific healthcare and addiction treatment is due to officially open in Dublin city this week, although it has not yet secured funding to run at full capacity, reports Breaking News. Dublin …
Concerns are growing over further delays to the opening of the National Children’s Hospital, as Children’s Health Ireland has yet to be granted early access to the building, reports Breaking News. CHI had planned to …
Simon Harris has voiced support for the Taoiseach’s planned meeting with US President Donald Trump, saying that engagement is “more important than ever”. The Tánaiste also said political leaders must “call out racism in all …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has confirmed that he intends to remain leader of Fianna Fáil going into the next general election. Mr Martin had come under pressure from within his own party after a disastrous presidential …
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