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Dublin: Former Prime Minister of Ireland, John Bruton, aged 76, has passed away after a prolonged period of treatment, as confirmed by his family. Mr. Bruton breathed his last yesterday morning at the Mater Private Hospital in Dublin. He…

Prime Minister Narendra Modi displayed admirable sportsmanship as he extended congratulations to the five Indian Grammy winners, despite his song 'Abundance in Millets' not securing an award at the prestigious event. Taking to X , PM Modi…

Dublin: Despite concerted efforts to bolster recruitment into the Garda Force, Ireland continues to grapple with significant reluctance among potential candidates. Government officials and Garda chiefs are striving to enhance the…

Dublin: In the lead-up to the referendum, the National Women's Council of Ireland (NWCI) has been actively campaigning for Yes votes, advocating for proposed changes. However, their stance has met opposition from various organisations,…

Belfast: Northern Ireland witnesses the dawn of a new era as it lends its support to the freshly inaugurated government led by Sinn Féin's Michelle O'Neill. President Meehol D. Higgins, Deputy Prime Minister Micheal Martin, and various…

Dublin: The government has taken swift action in appointing a Senior Investigating Officer (SIO) from Tallaght Garda Station to probe the recent fire at the former St Brigid's Nursing Home in Crooksling, South Dublin, which was discovered…

Dublin: A comprehensive study conducted by ESRI and the Department of Finance sheds light on the intricate relationship between unemployment and self-employment decisions. The research emphasises that the strong correlation between the two…

Last day, a devastating collision in Carlow resulted in the loss of three young lives, identified as Daryl Culbert from Kiltegan, Wicklow; Michael Kelly from Nurney, Co. Carlow; and Katie Graham (19) from Arles, Co. Laois. The fatal…

Dublin: Dublin airport authorities are under scrutiny for a security protocol that involves passengers removing their hoodies and jumpers during security checks. The controversial decision, aimed at ensuring the safety of passengers, has…

Dublin: Following in the footsteps of France, Italy, Hungary, and the Netherlands, there are emerging indications that the people of Ireland might take a public stance against immigration, as suggested by recent opinion polls. The Irish…