Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has described the ongoing fuel protests as “unacceptable and irresponsible,” reports Breaking News. Speaking to reporters at Government Buildings on Wednesday morning, Jack Chambers said: “I think some of …
Gardaí in Co Donegal have begun a campaign targeting drivers who are using illegal licence plates, reports Breaking News. Several motorists were pulled over after being found with ‘non-confirming’ registration plates on their vehicles, reports …
An Garda Síochána detected more than 2,100 drivers speeding خلال the first 72 hours of the Easter bank holiday weekend. A national road safety operation has been in place since 7am on Thursday, April 2, …
Amid the ongoing Iran crisis, energy costs have risen sharply, leaving families across Ireland concerned about household expenses, reports The Mirror. While the government is rolling out a fuel support package in response, there are …
The Beaumont Hospital Board wrote off €194,654 in overpayments to 20 staff members last year, relating to payments made between 2015 and 2021 that were considered unrecoverable, reports Breaking News. This write-off was disclosed by …
The State-run Tehran Times newspaper just posted: “Diplomatic and indirect channels of talks with the US are not CLOSED.” This follows a Wall Street Journal report indicating that Iran had severed direct diplomatic communications with …
A man in his 30s has been seriously injured following an alleged assault in Limerick city. The incident took place in the Old Cratloe Road area at 10.30 am on Saturday, March 28, reports Breaking …
Simon Harris has raised concerns about “anything that would dampen down the voices of communities” following reports that asylum accommodation centres could be made exempt from planning objections. The proposal forms part of a broader …
It would be “premature” and “foolish” to introduce additional cost-of-living supports at this stage, the Tánaiste said, as he rejected calls to reconvene the Dáil. Simon Harris stated that current Government advice suggests there “isn’t …
The Tánaiste has voiced concern over “anything that would dampen down the voices of communities”, following reports that accommodation centres for asylum seekers might be exempt from planning objections, reports The Mirror. Government policy aims …
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