UN Warns of Hunger Risk Due to Hormuz Fertiliser Blockage
Millions may face hunger if fertilisers remain blocked at the Strait of Hormuz, according to a UN task force.
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Israeli Soldiers Jailed for Desecrating Religious Statue in Lebanon
Two Israeli soldiers have been sentenced to prison for desecrating a Virgin Mary statue in Lebanon, an act that sparked…
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Government Fuel Support Scheme Sees Over 2,100 Applications in First Week
The Government's fuel support scheme for farmers and agricultural contractors has received more than 2,100 applications in its inaugural week.
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EU Sanctions Russia Over Deportation of Ukrainian Children
The EU has sanctioned 23 Russian entities and officials for the illegal deportation of Ukrainian children, intensifying international pressure on…
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RTÉ Allocates €855,000 for Consultancy on Toy Show Appeal Funds
RTÉ is set to invest €855,000 on consultancy services to efficiently distribute funds raised through the Late Late Toy Show…
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Four Men Remanded Over Alleged Galway Mosque Attack Plot
Four men remain in custody following allegations of plotting an attack on a mosque in County Galway.
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Renewed Searches in Rathfarnham Linked to 2009 Murder Case
Authorities have commenced a search in Rathfarnham, Dublin, in connection with a murder case dating back 17 years.
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Waterford Business Centre Devastated by Weekend Fire
Business owners in Waterford are assessing damages after a fire ravaged a Tycor business centre over the weekend.
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Dublin Rose Addresses Social Media Racism
Dublin Rose Suad Mooge has expressed her disappointment over racist comments online questioning her Irish identity.
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Tensions at NI Legacy Body Threaten Operational Integrity
A review reveals intense relationship breakdowns at the top levels of Northern Ireland's legacy body, raising concerns about its effectiveness.
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