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Dublin: Ryanair has postponed its transition to fully digital boarding passes to November 12, moving the date from the previously announced November 3 to avoid the busy mid-term travel period. Under the new system, passengers will no…

Dublin: Ireland’s Child and Family Agency, Tusla, has come under scrutiny after revealing that it spent €38 million to provide emergency accommodation for 51 refugee children last year. The figure was disclosed before the Public Accounts…

Dublin: Life across Ireland has been severely disrupted by heavy rain and high winds brought by Storm Amy, marking one of the most intense weather events in recent decades. Continuous rainfall since early yesterday — affecting every county…

Lebanon: Israeli forces have dropped grenades near an Irish UN peacekeeping base in southern Lebanon using a military drone, according to officials. The attack, which occurred near UN position 6-52 in Maroun al-Ras, caused no injuries among…

Dublin: Former Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has confirmed he contacted Gardaí after being aggressively confronted by two men while walking on Parnell Street in central Dublin on Monday afternoon. A video of the incident, lasting just over 90…

Dublin: Three software engineers living in Newbridge, Co Kildare, have pleaded guilty to stealing more than €3,500 worth of goods from Ikea’s Ballymun store on three occasions in January. Detective Garda Anthony Galbraith told Dublin…

Gaza: Israel has detained 16 Irish pro-Palestinian activists after intercepting a flotilla attempting to deliver aid to Gaza. Israeli authorities confirmed the group will be deported, reiterating that no vessel would be allowed to breach…

Dublin: Penneys has unveiled its biggest 49-piece Breast Cancer Awareness range, featuring specialist post-surgery bras, foam breast inserts, and a solidarity collection. Prices start at €5, available across 21 stores in Ireland from…

Dublin: Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has dismissed criticism of his immigration policy, rejecting claims that it amounts to a “right-wing dog whistle”. The controversy centres around a government proposal to offer up to €10,000 to…

Dublin: Cabra–Glasnevin councillor Cat O’Driscoll has revealed that she was physically assaulted while walking through Dublin city centre. The incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. two weeks ago, when an unidentified man approached her…