The European Union has approved the progression of Ukraine and Moldova to the next stage of their EU membership applications,…
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Central Bank to Address Public Concerns on Cash Accessibility
The Central Bank of Ireland will now accept direct complaints from the public regarding difficulties in accessing cash locally.
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Concerns Rise Among Youth Over AI-Driven Job Displacement
New research reveals growing anxiety among young people in Ireland about potential job losses due to artificial intelligence.
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Fisherman’s Body Recovered from Carlingford Lough
The remains of a missing fisherman have been found in Carlingford Lough following a cross-border search operation.
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New Incentive Scheme Offers €8,500 for Switching to Electric Vehicles
A pilot scheme worth €10 million is set to encourage the transition from older cars to electric vehicles, offering significant…
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EU Court Upholds Label for Meta’s Messenger as ‘Gatekeeper’
The EU court has confirmed the classification of Meta's Messenger as a 'gatekeeper', imposing specific obligations on the tech giant.
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Government Falls Short on Children’s Disability Service Targets
The Government has not met its goal for completed Assessments of Needs, missing the target by 5,600 assessments over a…
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31-Year Sentence for Antrim Man in Partner’s Murder
Stephen McCullagh has been sentenced to 31 years in prison for the murder of his pregnant partner, as decided by…
Read MoreFinnish Man Charged with Online Sexual Abuse of 361 Children
A Finnish man faces charges for the online sexual abuse of 361 children, highlighting a significant case of online exploitation.
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HSE Issues Apology Following Investigation into Patient Care
The HSE has issued an unreserved apology for deficiencies in care related to the death of Maxine Maguire in 2017.
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