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Letterkenny: Ireland is in shock following the deaths of three people in an explosion at a fuel station in Creaslow, Donegal. The accident involved many people, including schoolchildren. Those in the education department indicated that the…

Dublin: Disputes over the salary reform agreement in Ireland have been resolved thanks to the approval of several trade unions. The INMO, FORSA, SIPTU, and ASTI have opted to approve the government's salary deal for public sector…

Valletta: An international tug-of-war competition is being held in Malta. This brand new competition will be held on October 15th by Team Shajipapan Malta. There will be separate tournaments for men (540 kg) and women. Ideal…

Many Indians living in European nations have dreamed of travelling around Europe by rail at least once. There is no other form of transportation like rail to travel without emptying your wallet while enjoying natural beauty and…

Rome: An Italian farm converts cattle dung into electricity and automobile gasoline. The farm lies in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, near Piacenza. With roughly 600 cows, this farm also produces a significant amount of milk.…

Rome: Gazprom, a Russian energy company, has restarted gas exports to Italy via Ukraine's Trans Austria Gas Pipeline (TAG). The corporation made the announcement in a statement issued on Wednesday. TAG transports the majority of Russia's…

Dublin: China is opening 54 police stations in various countries, including Ireland and Canada. The police stations are being opened under the name Overseas Police Service Stations to serve the increasing administrative demands of overseas…

ROME: After mask regulations are abolished, there is a large spike in COVID cases per day in Italy. On Tuesday, 58885 COVID cases were registered across Italy. According to the Ministry of Health, 60 people have died as a result of COVID.…

In Dublin, Ireland, the Irish Central Bank denies the likelihood of a recession. Even though domestic growth will weaken and inflation will rise next year, the central bank believes the economy will not enter a recession. The Central…

DUBLIN: According to RCPI research, measures to regulate the sale of tobacco products and rise the minimum age to 21 are recommended. Tobacco products can now be purchased at the age of 18. The Royal College of Physicians of Ireland (RCPI)…