Labour expresses concerns over government plans to permit renting modular homes in gardens, fearing a potential dilution of rental regulations.
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Survey Reveals Rising Misinformation on Autism Despite Awareness Efforts
A recent survey highlights a troubling rise in misinformation about autism, despite ongoing efforts to increase public understanding.
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EU Prosecutors Widen Probe into Greek Politicians Over Subsidy Fraud
European prosecutors are intensifying their investigation into Greek MPs for alleged misuse of EU farm subsidies, escalating a scandal that…
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European Nations Call for Immediate Halt to Israel-Hezbollah Conflict
Eighteen European countries have urged an end to hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah amidst concerns over future territorial control.
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Public Urged to Exercise Caution as Wildfire Risk Increases
Authorities are calling for heightened awareness to prevent wildfires as the high-risk season begins across the country.
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Justice Minister to Meet Creeslough Tragedy Families
Families affected by the Creeslough tragedy in Donegal are set to meet with the Minister for Justice.
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Indian Chef Compensated €80,000 for Wage Exploitation in Ireland
An Indian chef has been awarded €79,214 after enduring severe underpayment and poor working conditions in Ireland.
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SpaceX Moves Towards Historic IPO Filing
SpaceX has taken steps towards a potentially ground-breaking initial public offering, which could set a new record on the stock…
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Scott Mills Addresses Speculation Following BBC Departure
Scott Mills has spoken out about the swirl of rumours and speculation following his recent dismissal from the BBC.
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Ireland Faces Potential Energy Supply Crisis Amid Middle Eastern Conflict
Ireland is on the brink of an energy supply crisis, with hopes pinned on a swift resolution to the ongoing…
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