Trump Ordered to Pay $5 Million in Damages to E. Jean Carroll
A judge has ruled that Donald Trump must pay $5 million in damages to writer E. Jean Carroll for sexual…
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Tánaiste Joins EU Finance Ministers in Brussels for Key Discussions
Tánaiste Simon Harris is set to participate in a two-day meeting with EU finance ministers in Brussels, focusing on economic…
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Ebola Case Emerges in New Province as Outbreak Expands in DRC
A fresh Ebola case has been identified in a new province in the Democratic Republic of Congo, underscoring the relentless…
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EU Affirms Greenland’s Autonomy Amid Renewed US Interest
The European Union reiterates that decisions regarding Greenland's future rest with Greenlanders and Danes, amidst renewed interest from the United…
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MetroLink Development Advances with Key Site Acquisition on O’Connell Street
Transport Infrastructure Ireland has secured a section of O'Connell Street, marking progress for the MetroLink project.
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Venezuelan Earthquake Survivor Reflects on Miraculous Escape
A Venezuelan man shares his harrowing experience of surviving eight days trapped beneath rubble following devastating earthquakes.
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EU Aviation Agency Warns Against Flying Over Iran and Iraq
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency advises airlines to avoid Iranian and Iraqi airspace due to escalating tensions.
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Ryanair’s Appeals Against Italian Covid Aid Rejected by EU Court
The European Union's General Court has dismissed Ryanair's appeals against Italy's state aid scheme for airlines during the Covid pandemic.
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Public Advised on Water Safety Amid Rising Temperatures
As warm weather persists, Water Safety Ireland urges the public to adhere to safety guidelines while enjoying outdoor water activities.
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Belfast Attempted Murder Case Transferred to Crown Court
A man charged with attempted murder in north Belfast is set to face trial at the Crown Court, as decided…
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