Philippine Senators Seek Safety Amid Gunfire in Senate
Gunfire erupted in the Philippine Senate as a lawmaker facing an ICC warrant took refuge, prompting senators to seek cover.
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US Lawyer Faces Retrial in High-Profile Family Murder Case
A US court has ordered a retrial for a lawyer previously convicted of murdering his wife and son, a case…
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Bertie Ahern’s Immigration Comments Spark Debate
Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern's recent remarks on immigration have ignited public discourse, following the circulation of a video on social…
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Peter Jackson Returns to Helm New Tintin Adventure
Acclaimed director Peter Jackson is set to write and direct a new installment in the Tintin series, reviving the beloved…
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Legal Argument Prevents Re-examination of Ex-UL President’s Property Deal
Lawyers for former University of Limerick president Kerstin Mey argue that allegations of misleading the Dáil Public Accounts Committee cannot…
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Dublin Dog Lends a Paw in Beach Clean-Up Efforts
Sally, a dog from Dublin, helps her owner Tony Godsil in collecting litter from Sandymount Strand each day.
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Bertie Ahern’s Influence Resurfaces in Dublin Central
Bertie Ahern's political presence is once again a topic of discussion, as Micheál Martin addresses queries regarding the former Taoiseach.
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Modular Homes in Gardens Subject to Local Property Tax
Homeowners adding modular homes to their gardens will face a separate Local Property Tax, according to Revenue's recent confirmation.
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Drug Counsellor Jailed for Role in Matthew Perry’s Ketamine Death
A drug addiction counsellor has been sentenced to two years in prison for supplying the ketamine that led to Matthew…
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High Discrimination Rates Among 1998 Cohort, ESRI Study Reveals
A recent study reveals a significant portion of individuals born in 1998 experience frequent discrimination, highlighting ongoing societal challenges.
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