Three software engineers described as “ambitious” have admitted to stealing over €3,500 worth of merchandise during a series of thefts from Ikea in Dublin, reports Breaking News. Monnisha Nimma (27), Sai Radhika Kavuri (32), and …
The Taoiseach has dismissed the “negativity” expressed by those who addressed a large protest in Dublin over the weekend, reports Breaking News. Thousands attended an anti-immigration rally in Dublin city centre on Saturday. There was …
Bridgerton star Nicola Coughlan has helped raise over €120,000 for a transgender rights organization in response to a UK Supreme Court decision defining “woman” in legal terms, reports Breaking News. The ruling from the UK’s …
President Donald Trump declared that he “did very well” following his annual physical on Friday, reports Breaking News. He praised his heart, soul, and mental sharpness, though he noted the official report from White House …
Protests have erupted once again across Spain as thousands rallied in Madrid and over 30 other cities, demanding action on soaring housing costs, reports Breaking News. The demonstrations, organised by housing rights groups and supported …
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris has acknowledged that the disciplinary process for a councillor who made an antisemitic remark took longer than he would have preferred, reports Breaking News. Councillor Punam Rane was suspended from …
“A new low in the behaviour of the opposition” is how the Taoiseach has characterised Tuesday’s events in the Dáil, reports Breaking News. Micheál Martin said in a statement issued Tuesday night that “my attempts …
Mary Lou McDonald has maintained that Sinn Féin’s St Patrick’s Day boycott of the White House has not harmed the party’s ties with Irish America, reports Breaking News. According to the party president, Sinn Féin …
People have been urged to visit Donald Trump’s “stunning” golf course off the west coast of Ireland by Taoiseach Micheál Martin, reports Breaking News. In response, Mr. Trump told reporters, “I love this guy.” During …
Two charges of assault and violent disorder have been brought against a sixth man who was detained during the Dublin inquiry into Quham Babatunde’s killing, reports Breaking News. On February 15, at approximately three in …
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