The number of patients attending the emergency department at Tallaght University Hospital due to e-scooter accidents almost doubled over a single year, a new study has found. The proportion of incidents linked to alcohol also …
Takings at the bars in Leinster House rose by 34 per cent to almost €445,000 last year, with sitting and former TDs and senators enjoying shots of tequila and sambuca, along with €27 measures of …
The number of people who moved to Ireland dropped by 16 per cent in the year leading up to April, based on data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO), reports Breaking News. A total of …
Individuals who smoke a pack of cigarettes daily could save €575.36 per month – or €6,700 annually – by quitting, according to the CSO. People planning to abstain from alcohol during January can achieve savings …
Over €30 billion in contactless payments were made in 2025, as cash withdrawals continued to fall, according to the Banking & Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI), reports Breaking News. Contactless payment volumes rose by 6.8 per …
Irish people have the second-highest rate of criticism regarding the lack of investment in their country’s defence and security among EU citizens, according to a new report from the European Commission. The Eurobarometer poll found …
Takings at the bars in Leinster House rose by 34 per cent to almost €445,000 last year, with sitting and former TDs and senators enjoying shots of tequila and sambuca, along with €27 measures of …
Micheal Martin isn’t happy with another poll that shows his party in a bad light. According to the most recent Ipsos B&A poll published in The Irish Times, the party’s supporters now favour the leader …
The average monthly cost of owning and running a car has reached €224, according to a new report from Carzone, reports Breaking News. The findings, based on a survey of 1,000 Irish motorists conducted in …
https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/nearly-30-per-cent-of-young-irish-adults-believe-holocaust-is-a-myth-or-greatly-exaggerated-1855791.html Almost 30 per cent of young people in Ireland aged between 18 and 29 believe the Holocaust is either a “myth” or that it did occur but its scale has been “greatly exaggerated”, a …
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