Ebola Outbreak Claims Lives in DR Congo and Uganda
An Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has resulted in 65 deaths, with neighbouring Uganda reporting one…
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Boeing Secures Major Aircraft Deal with China
Boeing has confirmed a significant deal with China for the purchase of 200 aircraft, potentially expanding to 750 more.
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Alarming Rise in Domestic Abuse Incidents Reported Across Ireland
Reports of domestic abuse incidents to gardaí have surged, marking a 10% increase in the early months of this year.
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Covalen Workers Commence Strike Over Union Recognition Dispute
Employees at outsourcing company Covalen have initiated a one-day strike, pressing for union recognition and improved redundancy terms.
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Ireland’s Beaches and Marinas Shine with Blue Flag Awards
Eighty-five beaches and nine marinas across Ireland have been honoured with the prestigious Blue Flag award, recognising their environmental excellence.
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Minister Calls for Investigation into RTÉ Presenter Payments
Minister for Arts, Culture and Media Patrick O'Donovan has requested an examination of RTÉ's presenter payments dating back to 2020,…
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Wexford Man Convicted of New Year’s Eve Murder
A 35-year-old has been convicted for the murder of John O'Connor in New Ross on New Year's Eve 2024.
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Suspended Sentence for Man Who Assaulted Flight Attendant
A man has received a suspended sentence after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a flight attendant on a Ryanair…
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Bold Ambitions for the ‘Spirit of Shackleton’ Yacht
An innovative yacht named after explorer Ernest Shackleton aims to inspire young people by transforming into a 'floating classroom' on…
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Bertie Ahern Clarifies Controversial Immigration Remarks
Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern has defended his recent immigration comments, acknowledging an error in singling out a specific group.
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