Louvre Gallery Reopens After Thieves Strike
Following a year-long closure after a theft, a gallery in the Louvre has reopened, albeit without its priceless exhibits.
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Lebanon Aims for Full Israeli Withdrawal from Occupied Territories
Lebanon's Prime Minister declares efforts towards Israeli withdrawal from occupied regions, emphasizing sovereignty and peace.
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Inquest Finds Accidental Death in Tragic Kerry Car Chase
A 14-year-old boy's death in a car chase in Co Kerry has been ruled accidental by an inquest.
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Irish Politicians Observe Controversial Trial in Germany
Irish politicians have traveled to Stuttgart to attend the trial of the Ulm5, which has been described as a 'show…
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Experts Urge for Unified European Neurological Health Strategy
Health experts across Europe, including those from Ireland, are advocating for a comprehensive European strategy to tackle neurological conditions.
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RTÉ’s Voluntary Exit Programme Costs Reach €8.5 Million
RTÉ faced significant financial outlays, totalling €8.5 million, due to 67 staff departures under its voluntary exit programme last year.
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France Experiences Significant Excess Mortality During June Heatwave
France reports over 5,700 excess deaths during June's extreme heat, marking an unprecedented rise in mortality.
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RTÉ’s Highest Earners Unveiled
RTÉ has disclosed its top ten earners, revealing significant salaries among its prominent figures.
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Derek Boyd Convicted for Finglas Murder of Mark Carroll
Derek Boyd has been found guilty of the murder of Mark Carroll in Finglas, following a violent altercation two years…
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Disability Charity Faces €320k Fine in Landmark Whistleblower Case
A disability charity must pay over €320,000 after a senior manager's whistleblower claim led to a landmark penalisation award.
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