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Dublin: The Human Rights Committee has raised concerns that a CCTV system built by a Chinese Communist Party-owned company spied on the Irish Parliament building, Leinster House. There is a serious allegation in China that the power…

Galway: Three youths die after a car plunges into a river. Three youngsters were dead when their car spun out of control and crashed into the Corrib River. The young man was taken to the University Hospital in Galway but could not be…

Dublin: Revolut has issued a warning to its customers. Revolut, a money transfer app, has warned its users to be wary of scammers who use fake links. Revolut has discovered that fraudsters are stealing money from many of its customers'…

Dublin: The Irish government has devised a strategy to combat the trend of global corporations laying off workers. As part of this, the Minister of Enterprise, Trade, and Employment, Simon Coveney, went to the US to directly visit the head…

Dublin: Countries in the European Union will introduce more restrictions at their borders. The number of people coming illegally from outside Europe into European countries is increasing, and there will be more restrictions at the borders.…

Melbourne: A leading recruitment consultancy, YESTE Global, has prepared a golden opportunity for nurses looking to relocate to Australia. YESTE Global is now inviting applications for many vacancies in nursing homes in Queensland. Apart…

Dublin: Go Ahead Ireland, a private bus operator, has announced a two-day bus strike. The SIPTU trade union has declared a two-day strike over unpaid wages. Go Ahead Ireland, like Dublin Bus, operates a number of major routes in Dublin. …

Dublin: A parliamentary committee has decided to conduct an inquiry after nurses and unions alleged harassment from senior officials in the Health Service Executive. The media had reported on various programmes that top Health Service…

Dublin: Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has downgraded the protests against foreign workers at the Dublin hospital. The Prime Minister stated that the issue was raised with him by a health trade union leader the other day, and they described…

Dublin: The Finance Minister rejected the opposition's demand to introduce mortgage interest relief. The decision was made after it was discovered that mortgage interest relief would cost €655 million per year. Finance Minister Michael…