Israel has conducted an airstrike on Beirut, targeting a senior Hezbollah commander, marking the first such action since last month's…
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Review Highlights Missteps in Katie Simpson Investigation
An independent review has uncovered systemic issues in the investigation of Katie Simpson's death, pointing to institutional misogyny as a…
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Minister Commends Victims of Micheal Shine for Speaking Out
Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has praised the courage of hundreds of men who have come forward with stories of…
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Israeli Airstrike Critically Injures Son of Hamas Leader
An Israeli airstrike has critically injured the son of a senior Hamas leader and resulted in multiple fatalities across Gaza.
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Tech Giants to Address Online Safety at Oireachtas Committee
Major social media firms are set to discuss online safety with the Oireachtas Committee on Children and Equality today.
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EU-US Trade Deal Talks Progress Amid Challenges
EU negotiators report progress in trade discussions with the US, though hurdles remain before duties on imports can be lifted.
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Starmer’s Leadership Under Scrutiny as Voters Head to Polls
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a critical electoral test as millions of voters participate in local elections.
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Teenager Arrested in Connection with Lurgan Car Bomb Investigation
A teenager is among three individuals arrested over a car bomb attack on a police station in Lurgan, Northern Ireland.
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Avoca Chain Ordered to Compensate Former Head Chef €40,000
The Avoca chain must pay €40,000 to a former head chef dismissed for alleged gross misconduct, despite findings of no…
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Reversing Nuclear Ban Suggested to Lower Energy Costs
Ireland may consider lifting its nuclear energy ban to reduce energy expenses, as proposed by a key advocate.
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