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Dublin: Prime Minister Michael Martin has strongly criticised the public sentiment expressed at the recent anti-immigration rally in Dublin, emphasising that Ireland's national policy remains inclusive and outward-looking. The Prime…

Dublin: Ireland is currently experiencing a critical shortage of medicines, with nearly 300 commonly prescribed drugs, including treatments for diabetes, hypertension, Parkinson’s disease, and ADHD, now out of stock. The crisis, which has…

Dublin: Thousands of people gathered in Dublin for an anti-immigration rally, a protest that highlighted growing tensions over immigration policy in Ireland. Government sources estimated the crowd at approximately 5,000 participants, while…

Deeply saddened to announce the sudden passing of Mr. Vijayakumar P Narayanan in Dublin, Ireland. Having moved just 1.5 years ago to work with Eirebus, he was the sole provider for his wife and two young children (aged 13 and 11) in India.…

Dublin: Revolut, the fintech giant serving three million customers in Ireland, is set to expand into the housing market later this year with the launch of online home loans. The company plans to introduce mortgages on a trial basis…

Dublin: The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI), the country’s largest mosque, remained closed on Friday following last weekend’s unrest. Although the Muslim National School, located on the centre’s grounds, is expected to reopen as…

Dublin: Education Minister Helen McEntee has announced revised grade bands for the upcoming Junior Cycle exams, expected to benefit the 73,000 students sitting the exams this year. Under the changes, a Distinction will now be awarded for…

Dublin: The reopening of the Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland (ICCI) in Clonskeagh, Dublin, remains uncertain following its closure last weekend due to a public disturbance. The centre’s board convened on Saturday to address the…

Dublin: Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, held a deep affection for Ireland—particularly for the city of Dublin, where he spent a formative period of his life. His time in the Irish capital left a lasting imprint, both on the local…

Dublin: Delays in visa processing are significantly impacting the arrival of foreign construction workers to Ireland, as well as family reunification efforts. Despite the country’s urgent need for skilled labour in the construction sector,…