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Jerusalem: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned that military operations in Gaza could resume if the current ceasefire proves ineffective. His remarks come as the ceasefire agreement, approved by Israel's Cabinet, goes into…

Dublin: Prime Minister-designate Micheál Martin's recent remarks on anti-Israelism and Ireland’s adoption of the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of anti-Semitism have ignited a political controversy. Martin,…

Dublin: Healthcare workers across Ireland are gearing up for strike action as mounting frustrations over unfilled vacancies and unmet pay agreements reach a tipping point. The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) and FORSA are set…

Dublin: The Irish health service is set to undergo significant digital transformation through the introduction of Shared Care Records, which will utilise Personal Public Service (PPS) numbers to identify patients. This initiative is part of…

Dublin: The Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland (NMBI) has announced that the deadline to renew your registration is January 31. Failure to renew by this date will result in the lapse of your registration, which is a legal requirement…

Dublin: Ireland’s coalition partners have agreed to increase the number of ministers to an unprecedented 23, aiming to strengthen the cabinet’s stability and address the expanding responsibilities of government. This includes the…

Dublin: Micheál Martin has been confirmed as Ireland's new Prime Minister. Under the coalition agreement, he will hold the office until the end of 2027, after which Simon Harris, the Fine Gael leader, will assume the role for the remaining…

Doha: The 15-month-long war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas has reached a temporary halt following an agreement on the first phase of a 42-day ceasefire, international mediators announced. The truce, brokered after months of negotiations…

Dublin: Ireland’s incoming coalition government, expected to be formally established this week, has announced a comprehensive 160-page programme outlining its plans for the next five years. The coalition, comprising Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael,…

Dublin: Progress is being made toward forming a coalition government between Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil, and regional independents, as agreements on ministerial positions and policy programmes come into focus. The three groups are currently…