With less than a month until the penultimate budget before the general election, the State’s fiscal watchdog has sent a strong warning to the Government on its handling of the public finances, reports RTE. The …
A sixty-year-old man lost his life yesterday night when fishing at Machaire Maoláin in west Donegal due to technical difficulties, reports RTE. Just before 8 o’clock at night, local emergency services and Gardaà reacted to …
A complete and rapid examination of the €336,000 bike shelter that was built and put at Leinster House has been ordered, reports RTE. The project “was procured via a framework agreement and complies with public …
Transport Minister Eamon Ryan has stated that the Office of Public Works has to respond to enquiries over the estimated €335,000 cost of the bicycle shelter that was constructed at Leinster House last year, reports …
A cab driver in Dublin was robbed at knifepoint, and a man in his 20s was taken into custody, reports RTE. According to GardaÃ, the incident happened at roughly 1.30 am in the Ballymun neighbourhood …
Through ‘The People’s Covid Inquiry,’ families of people who passed away while receiving treatment during the Covid-19 epidemic have been sharing their individual tales, reports RTE. The non-profit organisation Care Champions initiated the investigation as …
Michael O’Leary, the CEO of Ryanair, has advocated increasing airport alcohol limitations as a means of addressing an increase in aircraft unrest. Mr. O’Leary suggested limiting passengers to two beers each trip in an effort …
On the first day of the new transportation plan, commuters in Dublin’s city centre were able to enjoy unhindered rush hour traffic on the quays, reports RTE. Beginning yesterday morning, certain areas of the quays …
According to CEO of Meta Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook was under pressure from the US government to filter Covid-19 information during the outbreak. In the letter, which Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee disclosed and addressed …
The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Keir Starmer, has issued a “painful” budget forecast for October, reports RTE. In his speech, he issued a warning that “things will get worse before they get better” …
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