Ireland is a “consistent and strong supporter” of the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigating the Israel-Hamas conflict, Tánaiste Michael Martin has said. The ruling came after Sinn Féin announced its intention to submit a motion …
The comments of now suspended Israeli government minister, Amichai Eliyahu, stating that Palestinians should ‘go to Ireland or the deserts’ is revealing of how Ireland is perceived internationally, that is to say, as the butt …
Ireland should take its case against Israel to the International Criminal Court, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou Macdonald has told party members, reports RTE. Speaking at the Sinn Féin Ard Face in Athlone, he attacked …
A new party called Independent Ireland was registered with the electoral authorities, reports Breaking News. The new group aims to have Cork South-West TD Michael Collins as its chairman and Limerick County TD Richard O’Donoghue …
Today marks the day where 210,000 Irish fought in the Great War. World leaders will gather at Ypres to attend a ceremony at Menin Gate, a memorial to the British and Commonwealth soldiers who died …
A racism case involving the Republic of Ireland was closed by FIFA due to insufficient evidence, reports RTE. The Republic of Ireland Under-21 substitute was accused of racial abuse during a friendly match against Kuwait …
The fusion of technology and gambling has given birth to a burgeoning industry – online casinos. Ireland, in particular, has welcomed this trend with open arms. The economic implications are manifold, influencing sectors from employment …
A racism case involving the Republic of Ireland was closed by FIFA due to insufficient evidence, reports RTE. The Republic of Ireland Under-21 substitute was accused of racial abuse during a friendly match against Kuwait …
According to Tánaiste Micheál Martin, the government is not trying to discourage new immigrants from Ukraine by altering the benefits that are provided to them, reports RTE. Following the Taoiseach’s declaration that steps must be …
Ireland’s Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly, has indicated that a COVID-19 inquiry may be established “soon enough”. The Department of the Taoiseach is currently working on the terms of reference for the inquiry. The inquiry …
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