A six-week hosepipe ban will be introduced in three regions starting next Tuesday due to exceptionally low water levels, reports RTE. The affected areas include Mullingar in Co Westmeath, Milford in Co Donegal, and Kells-Oldcastle …
Crime levels in Ireland remain moderate in comparison to other EU nations, but newly released data reveals the Republic has the fourth highest rate of violent assaults in the European Union, reports Breaking News. Despite …
Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is set to face “the ultimate test of survival and resilience” in a new RTÉ adventure series hosted by former special forces operative Ray Goggins, reports The Mirror. Uncharted with Ray …
Eleven local authorities around the country have more people listed on their election registers than are eligible to vote, reports RTE. An Coimisiún Toghcháin, the independent electoral commission, has expressed deep concern about ongoing accuracy …
The case involving a man accused of violently attacking a crèche employee and attempting to murder three children in Dublin has been further postponed while a psychologist reviews a new report, reports RTE. Riad Bouchaker, …
Thirty-nine people, including four women and five children, were deported to Georgia last night on a special charter flight after failing to comply with deportation orders, reports RTE. They departed from Dublin Airport on a …
It appears unlikely that the Government will introduce a so-called Dublin tourist tax in the near future, reports RTE. Last week, reports revealed that four of Dublin’s local authorities had been collaborating on a shared …
As one social media user said, Ireland is now “one of most dangerous places in Europe”, after latest figures show that we have one of the highest violent assault statistics in the EU. Many people …
The Road Safety Authority has been receiving numerous letters from members of the public, urging it to reduce speed limits and highlighting the potential for serious crashes, reports Breaking News. Complaints range from “boy racers” …
Crime levels in Ireland remain moderate in comparison to other EU nations, but newly released data reveals the Republic has the fourth highest rate of violent assaults in the European Union, reports Breaking News. Despite …
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