Mater Hospital Introduces Aquablation Therapy for Prostate Treatment
Mater University Hospital in Dublin has become the first in Ireland to perform Aquablation therapy for prostate treatment, offering a…
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Trial of Jeffrey Donaldson Sees Complainants Cite Life Turning Points
Two women have testified that pivotal moments in their lives led them to report alleged childhood abuse by former DUP…
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Naomi Campbell Challenges Charity Trustee Ban in UK Court
Naomi Campbell appeared in a UK court to contest a five-year ban from serving as a charity trustee, citing her…
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Irish Government Targets Social Media Firms with Hefty Fines for AI Misuse
Social media companies could be fined up to €35 million if they allow the misuse of AI tools to create…
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Aughinish Alumina Investigation Unrelated to EU Presidency Timeline
Minister Peter Burke assures that Ireland's EU presidency will not be influenced by the ongoing Aughinish Alumina investigation.
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AI Technology Aims to Rescue Endangered Plant Species
Artificial intelligence is set to revolutionise efforts in identifying and conserving plants at risk of extinction.
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Brave Bystander Recounts Confronting Attacker in Parnell Square
A courageous man testified in court about striking an attacker who threatened children with a knife in Parnell Square.
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Sinn Féin Confident in Passing Abortion Legislation
Sinn Féin believes its proposal to eliminate the three-day waiting period for early pregnancy abortions will succeed in the Dáil.
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Cape Verde Stuns with Draw Against Spain in World Cup Debut
Cape Verde's national team surprised many by securing a 0-0 draw against Spain in their World Cup debut, with notable…
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Investigation Launched into Alleged Advice Given to Nurses During Disorder
Authorities in Northern Ireland are investigating allegations that police advised nurses to identify themselves to masked individuals during recent unrest.
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