While Irish children suffer agonisingly with scoliosis awaiting surgery for up to two years, these people, many of whom are called traitors on social media, feast on a €2.5 billion annual asylum housing slush fund. …
Ireland’s justice system has sunk to a new low, exposing a chilling two-tier legal framework that treats indigenous Irish citizens as third-class inhabitants while granting leniency to foreign offenders. Take the stark contrast between two …
The Government has agreed tonight to reduce the length of time Ukrainian refugees can stay in State-provided accommodation from 90 days to 30, according to the Minister for Justice. Since 2022, more than 100,000 Ukrainians …
Ireland has earned a strong reputation as one of Europe’s most business-friendly environments. With a robust economy, skilled workforce, favourable tax system, and access to both EU and global markets, the country offers an …
The Government is considering reducing the length of time Ukrainian refugees can stay in State-provided accommodation from 90 days to 30, according to the Minister for Justice. Since 2022, more than 100,000 Ukrainians have arrived …
The government has spent nearly €500,000 on an advertising campaign aimed at persuading construction workers who emigrated to countries like Canada and Australia to return home. The initiative features large billboards carrying messages such as …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin, speaking in New York after Donald Trump said Europe is being destroyed by immigration, has reiterated Ireland’s sovereignty over its borders during a speech in New York, sparking debate back home. Addressing …
Ireland’s housing crisis has spiralled into a national emergency, hitting the middle class hardest. With skyrocketing rents and property prices, families are trapped in a cycle of financial strain, unable to secure affordable homes. In …
An international human rights monitoring organisation has urged Ireland to introduce new laws to penalise hate speech as a matter of urgency and to ensure that expressions of hate speech are “punishable by effective, proportionate …
Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said that Ireland could function without migrants, but it would mean the entire population would need to work six days a week, reports Breaking News. During an appearance on The …
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