AI Revolutionises Time Management for Irish Businesses
A recent study highlights how AI is dramatically improving efficiency in Irish companies, saving substantial time monthly.
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Government Announces Fuel Support Payments for Farmers
Farmers and agricultural contractors are set to receive fuel support payments by the end of June, following recent protests.
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Significant Underspend in Presidential Allowance Returned to State
President Michael D Higgins' second term sees an underspend of nearly €400,000 in the presidential allowance, which has been returned…
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No New Completion Date for National Children’s Hospital, PAC to be Briefed
The construction firm in charge of the new National Children's Hospital has not provided an updated completion date, raising concerns…
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US Federal Reserve Holds Rates Amid Inflation Concerns
The US Federal Reserve has maintained interest rates, highlighting inflation worries and revealing internal divisions.
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Arrest Made Following Assault on French Nun in Jerusalem
A man has been arrested in connection with the assault of a French nun in Jerusalem, amidst escalating attacks on…
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Trump Promises Imminent Release of UFO Files
President Trump has pledged to make UFO-related documents public, aiming to reveal as much information as possible.
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Suspect in Trump Assassination Attempt Took Selfie Before Attack
The suspect in the attempted assassination of US President Donald Trump allegedly took a selfie moments before his attack.
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Ireland Faces €700m Yearly Challenge for Nature Restoration
A new report highlights the need for significant annual investment in nature restoration efforts across Ireland.
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Purdue Pharma Faces Sentencing in Opioid Crisis
Purdue Pharma has been sentenced by a US federal judge for its part in the opioid epidemic, with bankruptcy proceedings…
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