Some social media users have claimed that the government cares more about asylum seekers than it does our own Irish people who are homeless. Asylum seekers were discovered to be living in “cramped, overcrowded, undignified …
Asylum seekers were discovered to be living in “cramped, overcrowded, undignified and unsafe” housing during inspections of International Protection Accommodation services, reports Breaking News. During a recent inspection of eight International Protection Centres, the Health …
In the wake of Storm Éowyn, the Department of Social Protection has disbursed €225,345 in humanitarian help, reports RTE. Since the storm struck Ireland last week, 1,150 payments have been made under the Humanitarian Assistance …
A considerable number of young people are contemplating starting a new life abroad due to the ever-increasing prices of houses in Ireland. Many people on social media are claiming that migrants are “getting housed for …
According to the manager of Castlebar Social Services in County Mayo, elderly individuals who have been without electricity since Storm Éowyn “are staying in bed to stay warm,” reports RTE. Such individuals “don’t have any …
Due to safety concerns, a well-liked Christmas pillow marketed in the Republic of Ireland has been the subject of an immediate recall, reports The Mirror. The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) of Ireland warned …
A court has heard that RTÉ’s Crimecall service helped identify a man accused of assaulting a lady on a Dublin bus, reports The Mirror. A public call for assistance was made last week regarding the …
According to a poll of 25-yr-olds, 62% of them lived with their parents mostly for financial reasons, reports RTE. According to the Central Statistics Office (CSO) poll, 34% of respondents indicated they struggled to make …
This afternoon, two participants in a plan to pretend to be trainee drivers and take the theory exam on behalf of others are scheduled to get their sentences, reports Breaking News. At the Dublin Circuit …
Following a Cabinet meeting, the new state ministers were revealed, reports RTE. John Cummins (Waterford), Jerry Buttimer (Cork South Central), and Colm Brophy (Dublin South West) have all been promoted within the Fine Gael ranks. …
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