Dana Rosemary Scallon Reaches Settlement in Defamation Suit
Dana Rosemary Scallon has settled her final defamation case related to media coverage of her brother's trial.
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Government Pursues EU Flexibilities to Address Fuel Crisis
The Irish Government is seeking EU law flexibilities to combat the ongoing fuel crisis affecting the nation.
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Government Faces No Confidence Motion Amid Fuel Protest Turmoil
The Irish Government confronts a no confidence motion following nationwide disruptions caused by fuel protests.
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Limerick Woman Dies Following Severe Assault
Scarlett Faulkner, a 29-year-old from Limerick, has passed away due to severe head injuries inflicted during an assault last month.
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Wife of Spanish Prime Minister Faces Corruption Charges
Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, has been charged with corruption following a lengthy investigation.
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Irish Cybersecurity Authority Evaluates New AI Model from Anthropic
The National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) has reviewed Anthropic's latest AI model, providing insights into its potential impact and security…
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Cybersecurity Chief Highlights Uncertainty of AI Impact
The National Cyber Security Centre's director is set to address an Oireachtas Committee about the unpredictable effects of AI on…
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Ireland Ranks Eighth in European Electricity Costs for 2024
Ireland's electricity prices were the eighth highest in Europe in 2024, highlighting ongoing energy cost challenges.
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Government Faces Confidence Vote Amid Fuel Protest Criticism
The Dáil is set to hold a confidence vote on the Government following Easter break, as Opposition criticism over fuel…
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Carney Secures Majority Government in Canadian Elections
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has successfully secured a parliamentary majority for his Liberal government, enabling him to advance his…
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