https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/extreme-weather-and-other-emergencies-know-no-borders-taoiseach-says-1820007.html Ministers from both jurisdictions on the island will meet on Friday to address collaboration in areas such as emergency response, business development, and tackling gender-based violence. The gathering marks the 30th plenary session of …
Micheál Martin praised the ambition of a new draft program for government recently, which is anticipated to result in the creation of Ireland’s next government, and said that he is “absolutely committed” to serving for …
The National Children’s Hospital is now expected to miss another completion deadline, further adding to the ongoing delays plaguing Ireland’s most costly public construction project, reports Breaking News. This marks the 16th delay in the …
A Kerry man who is paralysed from the neck down and suffers severe locked-in syndrome following a stroke has launched a High Court action over a brain scan performed at University Hospital Kerry. Christopher O’Driscoll, …
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has confirmed that he is aware of Permanent TSB’s decision to put itself up for sale and that he supports the move. Ireland’s third-largest bank has initiated a formal sale …
Hurricane Melissa has left dozens dead and caused widespread devastation across Cuba, Haiti, and Jamaica, where roofless homes, toppled power lines, and water-damaged furniture littered the landscape. In Jamaica’s St Elizabeth parish, a landslide blocked …
The latest report from property website Daft shows that average national rent prices rose by 3.4% between January and March this year, surpassing €2,000 for the first time, reports RTE. The report notes that this …
French police have taken five additional people into custody, including a key suspect, in connection with this month’s robbery at the Louvre museum, the Paris prosecutor announced. A large team of detectives has been searching …
An English tourist who was left in a critical state after an alleged assault in Dublin city centre has died, according to gardaí. The incident occurred in the Temple Bar Square area of the city …
Mr Givan appeared to have travelled alongside several other unionist MLAs on what has been described as a fact-finding visit. However, questions arose after his department shared information online about Mr Givan’s visit to a …
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