Judge Suggests Early Courting for Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival
A judge has advised that attendees of the Lisdoonvarna matchmaking festival should start their courting early due to potential changes.
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EU Extends Measures for Monitoring Online Child Abuse
The EU has agreed to extend the authority of online platforms to monitor child sexual abuse, excluding encrypted messaging services.
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Truck Driver Faces Sentencing for Online Hate Speech Against Refugees
A truck driver is to be sentenced for inciting hatred against refugees through derogatory online comments.
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Health Minister Advises Against BAM Bidding for National Maternity Hospital
The Health Minister has advised that construction firm BAM should refrain from tendering for the new National Maternity Hospital due…
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President Signs Landmark Bill Banning Goods from Israeli Settlements
Ireland has officially enacted a law prohibiting the import of goods from Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territories.
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Ireland Aims for Quantum Computing Leadership by 2030
The Irish Government has unveiled an ambitious plan to establish the nation as a leader in quantum computing by the…
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Monaghan Mourns the Loss of Former Player Stephen Gollogly
Stephen Gollogly, a former Monaghan football forward, has passed away, leaving a profound impact on the sporting community.
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Trump Declines to Block Extradition of Tate Brothers
President Trump will not intervene in the extradition of Andrew and Tristan Tate to the UK on sex crime charges.
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Former Rugby Star Shane Horgan Faces Legal Action Over Dublin Home
Shane Horgan, ex-Ireland rugby player, is embroiled in a legal dispute with Pepper Finance Corporation regarding the repossession of his…
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Hezbollah Criticises Lebanese President’s US Visit as ‘Submission’
Hezbollah has labelled President Joseph Aoun's US visit as a demonstration of governmental submission, marking it a failure.
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