Ireland's aspirations for the Women's World Cup came to a halt with a 2-1 loss to Belgium, despite a spirited…
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Government Considers Early Dáil Recall Amid Looming Fuel Cost Hikes
The Irish government is contemplating an early recall of the Dáil as measures to maintain low fuel costs face expiration.
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Concerns Raised Over Alleged Garda Surveillance of Journalists
Journalists in Ireland and Northern Ireland claim they have been subject to police surveillance, raising issues over press freedom.
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Campaigners Urge HSE to Approve Skyclarys for Friedreich’s Ataxia
Advocates make a last-minute plea to the HSE for approval of Skyclarys, a treatment for Friedreich's Ataxia, ahead of a…
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Gardaí Collaborate with UK Authorities on Pursuit Training
Gardaí have engaged with UK police to enhance their vehicle pursuit skills, aiming to improve public safety during high-speed chases.
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Ukraine’s Political Landscape Shifts as Ex-Minister Calls for Elections
Ukraine's former Defence Minister, Mykhailo Fedorov, has called for wartime elections, posing a significant internal challenge to President Zelensky.
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Israeli Military to Investigate Deaths of Palestinian Civilians
The Israeli military has announced internal investigations into the deaths of a young Palestinian girl and several aid workers in…
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UK Prime Minister Targets Rough Sleeping with New Initiative
The UK government introduces a new plan aiming to eliminate rough sleeping by Christmas, addressing the growing homelessness crisis.
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Major Sea Stack at Cliffs of Moher Collapses into Atlantic
A dramatic collapse of a sea stack at the Cliffs of Moher was captured on camera by a tourist, highlighting…
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Westmeath Celebrates as Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh Wins Rose of Tralee
Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh from Westmeath has been crowned the winner of this year's Rose of Tralee festival, succeeding among 31…
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