A former Meta employee has alleged that child safety was not a primary concern in company operations, raising questions about…
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Fungie’s Genetic Legacy: A Blend of Coastal and Offshore Dolphins
New research reveals Fungie, Ireland's famed dolphin, had mixed ancestry linking him to both coastal and offshore populations.
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Australia Demands Answers Following Aid Worker’s Death in Gaza
Australia has summoned Israel's ambassador in response to the decision not to pursue charges over an airstrike that killed an…
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Call for Better-Funded Programmes to Tackle Performative Crimes
Experts urge the need for well-funded community programmes to address 'performative crimes' among youth, including reckless driving.
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Evacuation Orders Lifted as Belgian Wildfire Comes Under Control
Authorities have lifted evacuation orders in Belgium and Germany as efforts to control the High Fens wildfire show success.
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Sinn Féin Clarifies John Finucane’s Role in Kinahan Trial
Sinn Féin has confirmed that MP John Finucane will not act as legal representative for Daniel Kinahan in his upcoming…
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Troy Parrott Nears Transfer to Real Betis
Irish footballer Troy Parrott is on the verge of joining Real Betis, enhancing his career with a Champions League opportunity.
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US and South Korea Shorten Military Drills Amid Political Pressures
The United States and South Korea have decided to conclude their annual military exercises earlier than scheduled, following recent political…
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Government Weighs Support Measures Amid Fodder Crisis
The Irish government is considering additional support for farmers affected by the fodder crisis, as climate change exacerbates challenges.
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Evacuations Ordered Amid Devastating Wildfire in Eastern Belgium
A severe wildfire in eastern Belgium has prompted the evacuation of hundreds of residents as firefighters struggle to contain the…
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