Families Reflect on Loss at Jeremy O’Brien’s Funeral
The funeral of Jeremy O'Brien, one of five teenagers killed in a tragic crash, prompts reflections on accountability and healing.
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Calls for Enhanced Promotion of Mother and Baby Redress Scheme
There are increasing calls for the government to intensify its efforts in promoting the Mother and Baby Institutions Redress Scheme…
Read MoreFormer Snooker Champion Graeme Dott Convicted of Child Abuse
Graeme Dott, ex-world snooker champion, has been convicted of sexually abusing two young children.
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Twelve Arrested in Connection with Fatal Crash Tied to Organised Crime
British police have arrested 12 individuals following a car crash in northeast England that resulted in seven deaths, including two…
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New EU Rules Aim to Simplify Appliance Repairs
New EU regulations seek to make repairing large domestic appliances easier and more affordable, according to industry professionals.
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Historic Maradona ‘Hand of God’ Football Fetches $3.35 Million at Auction
The iconic football used in Diego Maradona's infamous 'Hand of God' goal has been sold for $3.35 million at auction,…
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Majority of Children in Ireland Rarely Cycle to School
Despite parents' preferences, nearly 80% of children in Ireland never use bicycles to commute to school.
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Irish Consumers Gain ‘Right to Repair’ Under New EU Rules
Irish consumers now have the right to repair broken products instead of replacing them, thanks to new EU regulations.
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Search Underway for Missing Passenger in Irish Sea
A search operation is currently being conducted to locate a missing person reported from a ferry in the Irish Sea.
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Fórsa Union at Oberstown to Intensify Strike Over Staffing Concerns
Workers at the Oberstown Children Detention Campus are set to escalate their strike action in a dispute over staffing and…
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