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Dublin: New research from the ESRI projects a significant rise in demand for general practice services in Ireland, with GP consultations expected to increase by 23–30% by 2040. The increase is attributed primarily to population growth,…

Dublin: The Labour Party has called for an immediate end to the involvement of large corporate entities in Ireland’s nursing home sector, citing serious concerns over care standards and profit-driven operations. The move comes in response…

Dublin: With the presidential election approaching, a number of high-profile figures have begun to signal their intention to contest, as the nomination deadline of Tuesday, November 11, draws near. Among the early contenders is former…

Dublin: Ireland has launched an expanded public fertility scheme to provide free treatments, including IVF, to couples experiencing secondary infertility—those struggling to conceive after already having a child. The expansion was announced…

Dublin: Spirit Executive is set to grow its workforce and enhance service delivery over the next 18 months after being appointed as the exclusive Irish partner for global executive search network AIMS International. Founded by Mark…

Belfast: A 19-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a disruptive incident targeting a Pride parade in Northern Ireland. The suspect is accused of dumping dung along streets in Ballymena and in front of shops in Antrim Town early…

Dublin: A man has been arrested and charged in connection with a Garda investigation into fraudulent driving theory test activities. The Garda National Economic Crime Bureau is conducting the investigation following the discovery of forged…

Dublin: For those driven by a passion for education and a desire to make a meaningful difference, teaching in Ireland offers both a fulfilling vocation and a well-compensated profession. With generous leave entitlements, career advancement…

Dublin: The Central Bank of Ireland has revised downward its housing construction forecasts through 2027, signalling that the government’s ambitious Housing for All plan is unlikely to meet its target of delivering 300,000 new homes by…

Dublin: Ireland bid farewell to one of its most beloved media figures as Joe Duffy, the long-time host of RTÉ Radio 1’s Liveline, officially retired after 37 years with the national broadcaster. His departure marks the end of an era in…