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Apr 19, 2024

Unraveling the Legacy of the Stardust Fire: Insights from the Inquests

For decades, the haunting memory of the Stardust fire has lingered, shrouded in controversy and unanswered questions. However, recent developments in the long-awaited inquests offer a glimpse of closure
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Apr 19, 2024

Gardaí Respond to Gathering of Anti-Migration Group Outside Minister's Home

Gardaí swiftly respond to a disturbance outside Minister for Integration Roderic O’Gorman's residence
Apr 18 , 2024

Child Hospitalized Due to Pest Infestation in Asylum Seeker Accommodation

A distressing incident involving a child being hospitalized due to a pest infestation.
Apr 17, 2024

Ireland Maintains Third Highest Number of Pubs per Capita Globally

Despite experiencing an over 8% decline in the number of pubs over the past decade.
Apr 16 , 2024

Dublin Restaurants Rally to Provide Free Meals for Asylum Seekers

Amid a persistent food shortage for asylum seekers, Dublin restaurants have emerged as unexpected heroes, offering free meals to those in need
Apr 15, 2024

Judge Condemns Eir's "Disgraceful" Practices a Over Handling of Customer Complaints

Judge Anthony Halpin has decried the company's practices as "disgraceful" for threatening staff
Apr 14, 2024

Tánaiste Slams Israeli Ambassador's Remarks on Ireland's Palestine Recognition as "Absurd"

Micheál Martin has vehemently criticized comments made by the Israeli ambassador to Ireland,
Apr 13, 2024

Government Pledges Dedicated Transport Police in Effort to Combat Crime

Tánaiste Micheál Martin announced plans to establish a dedicated transport police force to address crime
Apr 12, 2024

O.J. Simpson's Passing: A Divisive Moment in American History

The recent death of O.J. Simpson at the age of 76 has stirred a range of reactions,
Apr 11, 2024

Ireland to Fully Implement EU Migration Pact, Including Reception Centers

Taoiseach Simon Harris has affirmed Ireland's commitment to fully comply with the agreement.
Apr 10, 2024

Arizona Supreme Court Upholds 1864 Law Effectively Banning Abortion

A recent ruling by the Arizona Supreme Court has sparked widespread controversy and political debate,
Apr 9 ,  2024

EU Funding to Transform Dublin-Belfast Rail Connection

a €165 million allocation from the EU's PeacePlus programme is set to revolutionize train travel between Dublin and Belfast.
Apr 8 , 2024

Sarah McNally Remembered as a "Shining Light" in Emotional Funeral

41-year-old Irish woman tragically killed in New York City, was fondly remembered as a "shining light"
Apr 7  , 2024

Simon Harris Dismisses Notions of Being "Too Woke" to Lead Fine Gael

In the wake of Leo Varadkar's announcement of stepping down as leader of Fine Gael, speculation arose regarding the party's trajectory and core values.
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Apr 1, 2024

The Rise and Fall of FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried: A Cryptocurrency Saga

Bankman - Fried as a figure consumed by "unmatched greed and hubris," alleging a staggering fraud exceeding $10 billion.
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Mar 31 , 2024

Ireland Commits to EU Asylum and Migration Pact: What You Need to Know

Gain insights into Ireland's role in addressing asylum and migration challenges within the EU
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Apr 2 , 2024

Recovery Operation Underway: Two Bodies Found in Baltimore Bridge Disaster

Maryland State Police superintendent, Col Roland L Butler Jr, revealed in a recent press conference that the victims were found in a submerged red truck,
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Mar 30 , 2024

Shelbourne Hotel in Dublin Sold to European Investor Archer Hotel Capital

a five-star establishment overlooking St Stephen’s Green in Dublin, has been acquired by European investor Archer Hotel Capital
Mar 29, 2024

Concerns Mount Over Emergency Accommodation for Children in State Care

The leaked documents, including internal emails, briefings, and case notes, shed light on alarming instances of children contracting scabies
Mar 28  2024

Sinn Féin Calls for General Election Amid Varadkar's Resignation

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald has emphasized that Taoiseach Leo Varadkar's resignation can only lead to one outcome
Mar 27 , 2024

Concerns Mount Over Surgeon's Absence Amidst Lengthy Waiting Lists at Temple Street Hospital

The hospital's reputation came under scrutiny following reports of one child's death and severe post-surgery complications
Mar 26 , 2024

Simon Harris Prepares for Leadership Transition Amid Coalition Talks

newly appointed leader Simon Harris is set to engage in crucial discussions with outgoing Taoiseach Leo Varadkar
Mar 25 , 2024

Food Safety Concerns Escalate: Almost 4,400 Complaints Logged in Ireland in 2023

In total, the FSAI's advice line handled 7,732 complaints and inquiries throughout 2023
Mar 24 , 2024

Simon Harris Outlines Vision for Fine Gael Leadership and Coalition Government

Simon Harris, the newly appointed leader of Fine Gael, emphasized his commitment to steering the coalition Government through its full term
Mar 22 , 2024

UNRWA Aid Blocked by Israel in Northern Gaza, Famine Threat Looms

(UNRWA) has announced that Israel has definitively obstructed its efforts to deliver aid in northern Gaza
Mar 20 , 2024

TikTok Faces Renewed Threat of Ban in the US

TikTok finds itself once again in the crosshairs of potential US regulatory action, this time driven by national security concerns.
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Mar 18 , 2024

Leo Varadkar Addresses Allegations of Softening Language on Gaza

Varadkar has denied allegations of toning down his language on the Gaza conflict
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Mar 17 , 2024

Dublin Council Housing Committee Frustrated by Asylum Tent Encampment

members openly conveyed their dismay at what they described as an "appalling situation,"
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Mar 17 , 2024

Ireland Faces Legal Action Over Failure to Protect Peat Bogs

European Commission has taken legal action against Ireland, referring the nation to the EU’s Court of Justice due to a failure to safeguard peat bogs
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Mar 15 , 2024

Government Announces Location of Ukrainian Refugee Reception Centers

the government has disclosed the locations of five new reception centers across Ireland.
Mar 14 , 2024

Who played a key role in the "NO" campaign

The aftermath of the family and care referendums has left a trail of political surprises. Despite receiving endorsements from the three Government parties,
Mar 11 , 2024

What went wrong with the "YES" campaign in the referendum

There was a feeling among the public that their opinions and concerns were ignored and brushed aside.
Mar 6 , 2024

The president leaves hospital and returns to full health

President Michael D Higgins is expected to return to Áras an Uachtaráin on Thursday
Feb 29 , 2024

Famine a real possibility for people of gaza

The W.F.P has issued a dire warning, stating that famine is on the brink of occurring in northern Gaza due to Israeli forces
Feb 27 , 2024

Apple cancel plans to produce electric vehicles

Apple has decided to cancel its decade-long effort to build an electric car,
Feb 26 , 2024

Tribute to Ann Delaney: Dublin Mourns Loss of Homeless Mother

Ann Delaney, a 47-year-old mother and nurse who tragically passed away
Feb 23 , 2024

Gardai to crack down on  E bikes & Scooters 

Gardaí are actively exploring testing equipment options to facilitate the implementation of new roadside checks
Feb 20 , 2024

Dalymount park set for upgrade

Dublin City Council has greenlit the redevelopment plan for Dalymount Park, one of the nation's most historic stadiums, after nearly 13 years since the initial contemplation.
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Feb 19 , 2024 

Biden Urges Israel to Halt Plans for Military Assault

 US President Joe Biden has joined the international chorus calling on Israel to abandon its proposed full-scale military assault on Rafah, a city in southern Gaza. 
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Feb 18 , 2024

Swift Action: Child Benefit Extension Accelerated

The extension of child benefit to 18-year-olds in full-time education is set to be expedited, as revealed in a revised approach to be presented to the Cabinet
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Feb 17 , 2024

Facial Recognition Technology in Irish Policing

As an Oireachtas committee convenes to dissect the merits and risks, a clash of perspectives emerges, offering a glimpse into the future of policing in Ireland.
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Feb 15, 2024

Dublin Town's Four-Point Plan: Proposals for a Safer and Revitalized City Center

In the aftermath of the November riot that wreaked havoc in Dublin city center, Dublin Town, the city's business improvement organization, has presented a comprehensive four-point plan
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Feb 13, 2024

Irish Voters Lean Toward Constitutional Changes Despite Lack of Awareness

The majority of voters admit to knowing "hardly anything at all" about the proposed changes, posing a potential challenge for the Yes side as polling day approaches. 
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Feb 12 , 2024

Cracking the Code: Unraveling Ireland's Housing Crisis in 2024

As 2024 unfolds, the struggle for affordable, accessible homes continues to grip the nation, leaving countless families in a precarious position.
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Feb 08, 2024

Airports Soar with 2.3 Million Passengers in January

With a combined total of 2.3 million passengers passing through the terminals of Cork and Dublin Airport in January. 
Feb 08, 2024

Sinn Féin President Predicts Unification Referendum

a referendum on the unification of the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland will take place within the next six years. 
Feb 08, 2024

Three Suspects Apprehended in Connection with Ringsend New Year's Eve Arson

Gardaí have arrested three individuals in connection with the harrowing arson attack on the former Shipwright pub in Ringsend on New Year's Eve. 
Feb 08, 2024

Gardaí Set to Embrace Body-Worn Cameras in a €2.1 Million Trial

An Garda Síochána is gearing up for a groundbreaking trial of body-worn cameras across four divisions, with an estimated expenditure of €2.1 million. 
Jan 25, 2024

Elon Musk says he will pay for legal fees to Irish hate speech bill

Elon Musk, the tech tycoon extraordinaire, is not one to mince words or shy away from controversy. In a lively 'Spaces' conversation with Gript Media on his very own X platform
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Jan 24, 2024

Fresh proposal to ensure cash is kept in circulation

The head of Irish Rural Link is giving a warm embrace to new legislation designed to ensure that cash remains a key player in the economy
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Jan 22, 2024

Date Of Trial Set For Jozef Puska’s Family

the story of Ashling Murphy's untimely demise continues to unravel, exposing the intricate web of events leading up to that fateful January day in Tullamore.
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Jan 21, 2024

EV Vehicles Sales Slow Down As Public Pushback

The cost of living squeeze and high-interest rates remain challenges for potential EV buyers.
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Jan 19, 2024

Harvesting Change

In the undulating fields of Ireland,  a new chapter is unfolding—one shaped by the imperatives of climate change.
Jan 18, 2024

Government Clarifies Voter Registration Confusion

The Department of Local Government has moved to clarify misinformation surrounding voter registration,
Jan 16 , 2024

Dublin Diplomacy

Navigating High Stakes, Beef Bans, and Human Rights Talks with China's Li Qiang
Jan 15, 2024

Government Unveils Ambitious Plans

Government Unveils Ambitious Plans for State-Operated Reception Centers Amid Growing Migration Challenges

Top Stories From Last Year

A mix of the most important happenings and discussions
Dec 06, 2023

Spending by the state has tripled in four years for migrants

Statistics show that spending on migrants has increased yearly as tensions grow between “far right” groups and the state
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Dec 10, 2023

Immigration laws have the middle class of Ireland fed up states TD

The debate comes in the aftermath of the Dublin riots that shocked the nation. 
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Nov 30, 2023

13,179- Homelessness Surges to Unprecedented Heights in Ireland 

The crisis shows no signs of slowing down with the issue still failing to be addressed.
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Nov 21, 2023

The Government Do Not Care About Renters - TD Paul Donnelly 

Sinn Fein TD states that Fianna Fail are at fault for soaring rental prices 
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Nov 26, 2023

Ireland and England's Parallel Struggles in a Housing Turmoil

Homelessness crisis is a direct result of the private housing sector as our neighbors across the water face similar problems. 
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Dec 09, 2023

Shane MacGowan's Extraordinary Farewell

Irish musical legend Shane Mcgowan gets legendary send off as the stars pay tribute to the Pogues frontman 
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Nov 19, 2023

CLIMATE CRISIS: Ireland Keeping Pace or Falling Behind?

Ireland has pledged a further 25 million into the climate crisis in the wake of COP28 Summit.
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Aug 08, 2022

Outcry in Dublin: Demands Surge for Equal Rights

Dublin protestors show solidarity with Palestine as they take to the streets. 
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