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Dublin: The trial in the case of the mass murder of Seema Banu Syed (37), her daughter Affira Syed (11) and son Fazam (6) in Dublin will resume on Thursday. The case will be heard by a jury of six women and two men. Within two weeks of…

DUBLIN: People continue to fall for scams despite repeated garda warnings. Scams have been on the rise in the last three weeks, according to Garda. Gardai have issued a warning that at least one person is being scammed every day of the…

Dublin: Figures from RTB reveal that evictions in Ireland are leading to the sale of homes. According to the RTB, 4,329 termination notices were issued in the last quarter of last year alone for this reason. This is the reason given by…

Dublin: The High Court ruled that a patient's leg should not be amputated against his will. This decision was made in response to an application by the HSE in the case of an elderly patient suffering from dementia. The patient, who is…

Dublin: The Cineworld cinema company, which is in financial trouble due to debt obligations, has ceased operations in Ireland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. However, the company indicates that the auctions in other countries…

DUBLIN – The government is announcing a number of incentives to encourage families to switch to solar energy. As part of this, the VAT on solar panels will be completely waived. Solar customers will save over 1,000 euros as a result of…

Dublin: There are nationwide protests against the government that have left hundreds of tenants homeless. Despite the bad weather, thousands of people took to the streets to protest the lifting of the eviction ban. The protest organised…

Dublin: The ESRI forecasts that the Irish economy has a lot to look forward to. According to the quarterly economic report, inflation will stabilise and the Irish economy will expand further next year. The report forecasts the country's…

Dublin: Vulture funds and their agents have strengthened their position in Ireland, Central Bank figures show. According to these figures, they have tightened their grip on taking over defaulted residential mortgages. International vulture…

Dublin: Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says transgenders are not a threat to anyone. Such allegations, according to the Prime Minister, cannot be accepted. They are just like the rest of society. Varadkar was responding to a journalist's…