Tánaiste Simon Harris has said politicians must be open to discussing what the future shape of a united Ireland might entail. His comments came after Fine Gael’s presidential candidate Heather Humphreys suggested the possibility of …
The family of a Ukrainian teenager who was killed during an incident in Dublin on Wednesday has paid tribute to him, saying that the young boy had graduated from school and travelled to Ireland for …
Senator Sharon Keogan warned the Seanad this afternoon that Ireland risks allowing the Muslim Brotherhood to “flourish unchecked” due to government inaction, urging a formal investigation into the group’s influence in the country. The Muslim …
The Tánaiste has emphasized that the “horrors, genocide, and famine in Gaza” must not be overlooked, as he expressed relief at the release of hostages in the Middle East, reports Breaking News. Simon Harris described …
Ireland is on heightened alert following Japan’s declaration of a nationwide influenza epidemic, sparking concerns that the virus might replicate similar global patterns, reports The Mirror. The outbreak, revealed on October 3, arrives five weeks …
Ireland has been enjoying an unusually calm stretch of weather recently, with clear skies, mild temperatures, and hardly any rain in sight, thanks to dominant high pressure keeping conditions pleasant across much of the nation, …
The Republic of Ireland secured a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Armenia at the Aviva Stadium tonight, breathing new life into their faltering 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign after a shocking 2-1 defeat in Yerevan earlier …
Ireland is set to pledge millions of euros in additional humanitarian aid to Gaza in the coming months, as announced by Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris during a Cabinet meeting. Mr. Harris …
Ireland deported 23 male EU citizens, who had served custodial sentences, on a chartered flight to Bucharest today, Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan TD announced. The operation, conducted under the EU’s Free Movement Directive on public …
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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