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Dublin: Qatar Airways has confirmed that a flight from Doha to Dublin encountered severe turbulence, causing the aircraft to plummet 275 feet at a rate of 21,888 feet per minute. The incident resulted in injuries to 12 passengers, though…

Dublin: Recent accidents involving a Qatar Airlines flight from Doha and a Singapore Airlines flight in London have sparked renewed discussions about air jets. Last year, university researchers highlighted the impact of climate change on…

A local election candidate for Artane-Whitehall in Dublin, Linkwinstar Mattathil Mathew, was compelled to remove his election posters on Friday night after facing harassment, intimidation, and racist abuse. Mathew, a Fine Gael candidate…

Dublin: Deputy Prime Minister Micheal Martin has dismissed concerns raised by health workers, organisations, and opposition members regarding staffing issues in the healthcare sector. Addressing Parliament, Martin highlighted the…

Dublin: In a significant shift for the Irish mortgage market, financial institutions are preparing to offer mortgage repayment terms that extend until the age of 80. New entrants to the market have already initiated this policy, with MoCo,…

Pristina: The Kosovo Parliament has approved an agreement to lease 300 prison cells to Denmark for housing non-EU criminals who have completed their sentences and are awaiting deportation. The agreement, valued at €210 million over a…

Dublin: Ryanair has provided new guidelines for passengers wishing to bring their own snacks on flights. Passengers are permitted to pack their own food, subject to certain conditions regarding hand luggage size and weight restrictions.…

Dublin: In the wake of a significant Supreme Court ruling, the Irish government is re-evaluating the employment status of delivery workers. The Revenue has issued new guidance to assist in this process. Supreme Court Ruling The…

Dublin: The Irish government has launched the second phase of the Small Renewable Electricity Support Scheme (SRESS), enabling farms, businesses, and community groups to become electricity producers. This expansion builds on the existing…

Dublin: The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation's (INMO) Work and Wellbeing Survey has revealed alarming levels of stress and overwork among Ireland's nursing staff, with two-thirds considering quitting their jobs due to understaffing…