Slight Decline in Annual House Price Growth Observed in March
Residential property price growth in Ireland has shown a minor decrease in March, according to the latest CSO figures.
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Organ Donation Rates Plummet to Five-Year Low, Sparking Concern
Ireland has seen a worrying drop in organ donations, reaching the lowest levels in five years, according to recent reports.
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Cruise Ship Quarantined in Bordeaux Following Suspected Norovirus Death
Over 1,700 passengers and crew remain confined aboard a cruise ship in Bordeaux after a passenger's death linked to suspected…
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High Court Greenlights PTSB Extraordinary General Meeting
The High Court has granted permission for PTSB's extraordinary general meeting to proceed in July, which will see shareholders vote…
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Inquest Hears Culvert Entrance Not Anticipated as Hazard
A Stormont official stated at an inquest that it was not expected for the culvert where Noah Donohoe was found…
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ESRI Warns of Prolonged Economic Impact from Iran Conflict
Economic experts at the ESRI caution that the financial repercussions of the conflict in Iran will be more severe and…
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Greenland Talks with US Progressing but No Deal Reached
Discussions involving Denmark, Greenland, and the US about Greenland's future are advancing, though an agreement remains elusive.
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Starmer Asserts Control Amidst Cabinet Silence
Keir Starmer demonstrates authority in a quiet yet significant cabinet meeting, as discussions commence on pressing issues.
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EU to Ban Brazilian Beef Over Antibiotic Concerns
From 3 September, Brazilian beef faces an EU ban due to non-compliance with antibiotic regulations.
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Court Orders Release of Tiger Woods’ Prescription Records in Driving Case
A Florida judge has ruled that Tiger Woods' prescription drug records must be handed over to prosecutors in his impaired-driving…
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