Social media users have been highly angered by the Ukrainian Ambassador to Ireland over her apparent contempt to the Irish people’s response to the conflict in her own country. Ireland, its people and its government …
The Taoiseach defended the government’s response when Ukrainian refugees were expelled from Dublin’s Citywest centre. Thirty-three Ukrainian refugees who arrived in Ireland this week were informed that there was no accommodation for them yesterday. All …
The Ukrainian ambassador to Ireland has chastised the government for failing to provide immediate accommodation for every single refugee arriving from her country, as it was revealed that 43 Ukrainian asylum seekers were left without …
Ireland last held a stage of the Tour De France in 1998, however the government have confirmed that Ireland, in a joint north/south venture, will bid to hold stages of the Tour De France in …
Ireland’s Chloe Mustaki above being, what many believe, to be patronished by Sky Sports following the so-called controversial video. The outrage and pearl clutching over the Irish women’s football singing Celtic Symphony, which includes a …
Ireland’s first satellite, EIRSAT-1, will be launched into space from the European Space Agency centre in French Guiana between the end of January and the end of February for a 4-year mission. Tánaiste Leo Varadkar …
RTE have been slammed by social media users over their coverage of Ireland’s women’s football team singing “ooh ah up the ra” song that appear to be blown out of all proportion. Social media users …
UEFA have announced that they’ve launched a major investigation into just what happened in the Irish women’s football team’s dressing room when they say “ooh ah up the Ra” in a video that went viral. …
Ireland’s Chloe Mustaki was interviewed on Sky Sports about Ireland’s women’s first ever qualification to the World Cup, but the interview was predominantly about the IRA reference in one of their sing-songs post match. Sky …
The FAI and Ireland’s women’s football team manager have been forced to issue an apology after the women sang “Ooh ah up the Ra” in the dressing room after beating Scotland last night 1-0. “The …
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