A new defence accord between Ireland and the UK could allow British vessels to “respond to an issue” within Irish waters, according to Minister for Defence Helen McEntee. Minister McEntee revealed a new Memorandum of …
Ireland delivered a commanding performance at the Aviva Stadium today, securing a decisive victory over Scotland in the final round of the Guinness Six Nations. The Irish side dominated from the outset, building an early …
The Government is set to spend €135,000 on wool scarves that will be presented to European dignitaries during Ireland’s upcoming EU presidency later this year. In a tender request, the Department of Foreign Affairs said …
Importing a car to Ireland involves several taxes that can significantly impact the final cost of your vehicle. Whether you’re bringing a car from the UK, Japan, or elsewhere, understanding exactly how much you’ll pay …
According to Fáilte Ireland, the number of tourist beds being used to house international protection applicants and refugees from Ukraine has dropped by 50% since the summer of 2023, reports Breaking News. New data released …
A new report comparing Ireland’s justice system with those in other countries has found that the average number of sexual offences reported here between 2019 and 2023 was 43% above the EU average. However, Ireland’s …
Ireland is bringing gambling under a modern regulatory system for the first time in decades. For players, the changes will show up in practical places. Licensing rules, payment systems and online platforms are all part …
Ireland delivered a commanding performance to defeat Wales 27-17 in a thrilling Guinness Six Nations encounter at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin. The Irish side showcased their trademark discipline and attacking flair, securing a bonus-point …
Ireland’s health service is in meltdown, with over 6,500 funded HSE posts remaining vacant in late 2025 despite available money—leaving nurses overworked and patients at risk. Unions, including the INMO, warn that slow recruitment and …
Ireland is losing its future generation at an alarming rate. CSO provisional data for 2025 shows emigration surging again, with an estimated **65,600 people leaving** in the year to April 2025—the highest outflow since the …
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