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Dublin: The Irish government has announced significant changes to citizenship and family reunification rules for non-EEA nationals working in Ireland and those seeking international protection. While the reforms aim to align Ireland’s…

Dublin: A new immigration policy proposing significantly tighter controls on entry to Ireland will be brought before the Cabinet today by Minister for Justice and Home Affairs Jim O’Callaghan. The proposed reforms signal stricter entry…

Brussels: European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde has voiced strong concerns about the state of Europe’s economy, warning that the EU’s heavy dependence on third countries for trade, security, and critical raw materials is…

Dublin: The construction of the Dublin Metrolink will require approximately 8,000 workers, many of whom will need to be recruited from abroad, the project director Sean Sweeney informed the Oireachtas Transport Committee. He explained that…

Dublin: Storm Claudia has caused extensive damage across coastal and upland areas of Ireland, leaving hundreds of homes and businesses without power. ESB crews are working urgently to restore electricity, with updates available on the…

Dublin: Catherine Connolly was formally sworn in as the 10th President of Ireland during a grand inauguration ceremony held at St. Patrick’s Hall in Dublin Castle, the historic venue where every Irish president has taken office since 1938.…

Dublin: The Irish government has ordered all poultry farms across the country to confine chickens and other birds indoors starting today, following a surge in avian influenza cases. The Department of Agriculture announced the emergency…

Dublin: Motorists across Ireland will face higher toll charges from January 1 next year, with Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) confirming an increase in toll rates on several major routes, including the M50 motorway and Dublin Port…

Dublin: Independent candidate Catherine Connolly has been elected as the new President of Ireland, securing a decisive first-preference victory in yesterday’s presidential election. The 68-year-old former lawyer from Galway received 63%…

Dublin: Voter turnout in Friday’s Irish presidential election is estimated to have ranged between 30% and 40%, according to preliminary figures from polling stations across the country. More than 3.6 million people were eligible to vote at…