Israel, Finland, and Sweden have successfully advanced to the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final.
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Dáil Set to Debate Reproductive Rights Bill with Free Vote for Government TDs
The Dáil is scheduled to debate the Social Democrats' Reproductive Rights Bill, allowing government TDs a free vote on this…
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Fórsa Conference to Tackle Pay, AI, and Remote Work
Fórsa members will discuss key issues including pay, AI, and remote work at their biennial conference in Killarney.
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Ireland’s Electricity Emissions Drop for Third Year Running
Ireland sees a nearly 9% reduction in electricity emissions, marking a third year of consecutive decline.
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National Ambulance Service Strike Persists Through Night
A 24-hour strike by ambulance workers has extended through the night, with services set to resume at 8am.
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Fines for Littering and Dog Fouling to Increase by €100 in September
Starting in September, fines for littering and dog fouling will see a €100 increase as part of efforts to curb…
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Concerns Raised Over AI Impact on Jobs at Covalen
The Communications Workers' Union has expressed worries about job losses at Covalen due to the rise of artificial intelligence.
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Scientists Predict Record-Breaking Weather Extremes by 2026
Climate experts forecast unprecedented weather events for 2026, potentially marking it as the hottest year recorded.
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Israel Establishes Military Tribunal for Hamas Trials
Israel's parliament has approved a law to create a military tribunal for trying Palestinian militants involved in the 7 October…
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Eurovision Commences Amidst Calls for Boycott
The 70th Eurovision Song Contest begins tonight in Vienna, shadowed by boycott discussions.
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