Calls for Calm Amid Continued Unrest in Northern Ireland
A second night of unrest unfolded in Northern Ireland, prompting police to deploy water cannons as the family of a…
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World’s Largest Whale Graveyard Found in Indian Ocean
Chinese scientists have uncovered the world's largest whale graveyard in the Indian Ocean, offering new insights into marine life cycles.
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Andy Burnham Eyes Westminster Return Through Makerfield By-Election
With the Makerfield by-election approaching, Andy Burnham is positioning himself for a potential leadership bid by seeking a return to…
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HSE Audit Reveals Lapses in Management of Consultant Contract
An internal audit by the HSE has highlighted significant shortcomings in the management and oversight of the Public Only Consultant…
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Uncertainty Surrounds Iarnród Éireann’s €50 Million IT Project
Iarnród Éireann has expressed uncertainty regarding the completion of its €50 million IT project, six years post-contract signing.
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Mother Testifies on Daughter’s Condition After Parnell Square Attack
A mother shared harrowing details in court about her daughter's severe condition following a stabbing incident near a Dublin crèche.
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Closure Order Issued to Dublin’s Iconic Hole in the Wall Pub
Dublin's renowned Hole in the Wall pub has been closed following a safety inspection by the Food Safety Authority of…
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Man Receives Suspended Sentence for Threatening Taoiseach
A man has been handed a suspended sentence after admitting to online threats against Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
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Taoiseach Acknowledges Need for State Apology to Bill Kenneally Survivors
The Taoiseach has affirmed that survivors of the Bill Kenneally abuse scandal deserve a formal apology from the State, following…
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Court Orders Psychiatric Evaluation in Unique Deportation Case
A psychiatric report has been mandated by the court for a Nigerian man involved in a deportation mix-up, involving claims…
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