The Taoiseach has described the discovery of remains believed to be those of a long-missing boy as “deeply shocking,” reports Breaking News. On Wednesday, gardaí confirmed they had located skeletal remains during their investigation into …
A group of 15 Palestinians from Gaza who arrived in Ireland have been welcomed by the Tánaiste, Simon Harris. These individuals, who hold long-stay visas for studying in Ireland, had been unable to leave Gaza …
A man has lodged a complaint against the Department of Social Protection, alleging discrimination after being required to collect his unemployment payments from a local post office rather than having the funds transferred to his …
Dublin Airport’s operator, daa, has confirmed that no timeline has been established yet for resolving the issue caused by a Europe-wide cyber attack last weekend, which has disrupted check-in and boarding systems in Terminal 2, …
Over €13,000 has been lost by Leinster House due to cancelled travel and accommodation bookings for TDs, Senators, and their staff, reports Breaking News. These non-refundable expenses stemmed from dozens of flight tickets and hotel …
A driving instructor has been charged in connection with a learner permit fraud involving impersonation during driver theory tests, reports RTE. Daniel Trifan, aged 50, of Beechfield Meadows in Clonee, Dublin 15, and originally from …
House prices in the Republic increased at an average yearly rate of 7.5 per cent in July, a slight drop from 7.9 per cent in June, according to the most recent official data, reports Breaking …
Fake accounts on social media that push misleading narratives must be addressed to protect everyone in society, according to the Ceann Comhairle of the Dáil, reports Breaking News. Verona Murphy highlighted a rise in both …
An 81-yr-old grandfather of seven, who was found with injuries outside his home and passed away four days later, is set to be laid to rest this Friday, reports Breaking News. Timothy “Teddy” Murnane was …
Children’s Minister Norma Foley has said there may be potential to develop a “check-in” system for children during key stages of their development, following the discovery of remains believed to be those of a boy …
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