US Secures Significant Stake in Venezuelan Oil Reserves
The United States has announced a major move to acquire a large portion of Venezuela's oil reserves, aiming to influence…
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Resolution Reached in Legal Aid Payment Dispute
The legal aid payment scheme dispute has concluded with renewed discussions led by the minister, a solicitor confirms.
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Irish Duo Hyde and Cremen Aim for World Rowing Glory
Zoe Hyde and Mags Cremen are poised to compete in the women's double sculls final at the World Rowing Championships,…
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Controversy Over Border Poll Comments by British PM
SDLP leader challenges British PM's statement on Irish unity border poll, sparking political discourse.
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Dutch Court Sentences Man to Life for Role in Rwanda Genocide
A Dutch court has sentenced a man to life imprisonment for his involvement in the 1994 Rwanda genocide, marking a…
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Electric Picnic Festival Welcomes 80,000 Attendees Amidst Optimistic Weather Forecast
Electric Picnic kicks off in Stradbally with 80,000 attendees, undeterred by weather conditions.
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Emergency Dáil Sitting Delays Fuel Excise Duty Increases
In a decisive move, the Dáil voted to defer upcoming fuel excise duty increases, with the measure passing by a…
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Advertising Watchdog Launches Resource to Combat Scam Ads
The Advertising Standards Authority unveils a new tool to tackle the rise in sophisticated scam ads and texts.
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AI Integration Signals Uncertain Times for Irish Economy, Warns Minister
Minister Peter Burke cautions that Ireland faces a period of uncertainty as artificial intelligence becomes more prevalent in the economy.
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Heightened Tensions as Greece Scrambles Jets in Response to Turkish Drone
Greece dispatched F-16 fighter jets following the incursion of a Turkish drone over one of its airports, escalating regional tensions.
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