Mother Avoids Jail for Money Laundering in Drogheda Case
A Drogheda woman involved in laundering money for a crime group has been spared a jail sentence, following a court…
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Iceland’s EU Decision Could Impact Ireland
Iceland's potential move to renew EU membership talks is significant for Ireland, says Minister Thomas Byrne.
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PTSB Penalised for Data Breaches by DPC
Permanent TSB has been fined €277,500 following a series of personal data breaches reported last year.
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Irish Passengers Remain Healthy on Virus-Affected Cruise
Two Irish citizens aboard a cruise ship dealing with a hantavirus outbreak are reported to be safe and healthy, according…
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Students Celebrated in National Oireachtas Essay Competition
Young writers from six counties have been recognised for their essays on the Irish political system in a prestigious national…
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Investigation Launched After Tragic Discovery in Tipperary
Authorities are probing the discovery of a woman and newborn's bodies in Tipperary.
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Woman Jailed for Swallowing €80,000 Worth of Cocaine Pellets
A woman has been sentenced after ingesting cocaine valued at €80,000, fearing a pellet could burst during her stay in…
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Welsh Labour Faces Major Setback as First Minister Loses Seat
Eluned Morgan, the First Minister of Wales, has lost her Senedd seat amidst challenging election results for Welsh Labour.
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SNP Expected to Lead in Scottish Parliament as Labour Concedes
The Scottish National Party is poised to become the largest party in Holyrood, as Scottish Labour admits defeat in the…
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Israeli Airstrike Claims Life of Hamas Chief Negotiator’s Son
An Israeli airstrike has resulted in the death of the son of a prominent Hamas negotiator amidst ongoing discussions in…
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