Pay Increases Approved for ESB and Bord na Móna CEOs
The CEOs of ESB and Bord na Móna are set to receive pay raises following government approval.
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Emotional Farewell as Capuchin Day Centre Manager Retires
Alan Bailey, after a remarkable 54 years of service, prepares to retire from Dublin's Capuchin Day Centre.
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Ireland’s Squad Rotation Strategy Faces Japan Challenge
Ireland prepares for a crucial test against Japan, focusing on squad rotation and player opportunities.
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Doctor Convicted of Defrauding HSE in Medical Card Scheme
A doctor has been convicted of defrauding the HSE through its medical card payment system, following a trial at Carlow…
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Waterford Murder Trial Hears of Victim’s Severe Injuries
The Central Criminal Court in Waterford is examining the case of Gillian Curran, who suffered significant injuries in Tramore last…
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British Government Agrees to £10 Million Payout Over IRA Double Agents
The British government has agreed to a £10 million settlement for families affected by double agents within the IRA.
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Rising Temperatures Highlight Vulnerabilities to Heatwaves
With the resurgence of heatwaves and wildfires in southern Spain, new research indicates varying impacts on different demographics.
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Cyclist Tragically Killed in Kildare Hit-and-Run
A man in his 40s has died following a hit-and-run incident in County Kildare. Authorities are appealing for witnesses.
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Discrepancies Arise in Fatal Texas Shooting Involving US Immigration Agent
Witnesses challenge the official narrative of a deadly incident involving a Mexican man and a US immigration officer in Texas.
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Gardaí Renew Appeal in Antoinette Smith Murder Case
Gardaí have issued a renewed call for information regarding the 1987 murder of Antoinette Smith in an effort to advance…
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