People are “misjudging” and “misconceiving” immigration statistics in Ireland, according to a recent study, reports Breaking News. Data from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) reveals that most citizens think more than a quarter …
A teenage boy has escaped a prison sentence after leading gardaí on a high-risk chase from Dublin to Laois, during which he exceeded 200 km/h and drove against oncoming traffic on major roads. The 17-yr-old, …
A local community has come together in support of the family of a young man from Cork who died in France over the weekend. Cian O’Brien, aged 20, from Gleann na Rí in Tower, Co …
Ireland is not adopting a “softly softly” stance in response to US involvement in Venezuela, according to the Tánaiste. Simon Harris said he would not characterise the Trump administration’s strikes on Venezuela, or the overnight …
The Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment has said the Government would need to make a “decision collectively” regarding its continued use of the social media platform X. Peter Burke was responding to recent reports …
Ireland has joined six other European states in condemning Israeli legislation that they say is “targeting” a United Nations aid agency. The Department of Foreign Affairs said the legislation contains provisions to “cut water, electricity …
Motorists may soon be subject to stricter penalties for speeding under new proposals currently being prepared by the Government. Junior Transport Minister Seán Canney is advancing plans for a graduated penalty points system, where points …
Tributes have been paid to one of Ireland’s most powerful athletes, who died suddenly on Saturday, January 3rd. Pa (Patrick) O’Dwyer, 40, from Rathkeale in Co Limerick, was a well-known figure on the international strength …
Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary has described Taoiseach Micheál Martin as “useless”, saying he does not expect Mr Martin to remain in office by July. In a broad and profanity-filled interview with the Irish Independent, …
The Belvedere College sleepout in Dublin has collected more than €300,000 for Focus Ireland and the Jesuit Refugee Services, reports Breaking News. Over 160 secondary school students from Dublin participated in the 40th annual charity …
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