Rising Concerns Over Study Visa Refusals for Gazan Students
Irish universities are expressing concern over the high refusal rates of study visas to Gazan students awarded scholarships for the…
Read More
EU Faces Significant Shortfall in ICT Workforce by 2030
The EU is projected to miss its 2030 target for ICT specialists by five million jobs, posing challenges for digital…
Read More
Taoiseach to Discuss Solidarity with German Chancellor in Dublin Meeting
The Taoiseach Micheál Martin will meet German Chancellor Friedrich Merz in Dublin, focusing on expressing solidarity with Berlin Pride festival…
Read More
EU Endorses Extended Tax Credit for Video Game Industry
The European Commission has approved the continuation of tax incentives for the video game industry, as outlined in Ireland's Budget…
Read More
US Singer D4vd to Face Murder Trial Over Teen’s Death
US singer D4vd is set to stand trial for the alleged murder and dismemberment of a teenage girl, following a…
Read More
Zelensky Seeks Renewed US Backing in White House Visit
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to meet with Donald Trump at the White House, aiming to secure support against…
Read More
Concerns Raised Over Children Being Groomed into Crime Online
The Irish Internet Hotline warns that children are being targeted for criminal grooming through online platforms.
Read More
Irish Expat Describes Apocalyptic Scenes Amid French Wildfires
An Irish woman residing in Bordeaux has likened the ongoing wildfires in France to an apocalyptic event.
Read More
OpenAI Plans Major Job Expansion in Dublin
OpenAI is set to create 250 new jobs in Dublin, establishing its European headquarters in response to increasing demand.
Read More
Iran Denies US Role in Strait of Hormuz Discussions with Oman
Iran has clarified that the United States was not part of discussions with Oman concerning the Strait of Hormuz.
Read More