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House prices across the EU have climbed roughly 65% since 2015. In Ireland, values jumped even faster — rising 103% over the same period. Eurostat’s
Ten percent fewer flights are set for major U.S. Hubs. Officials blame air‑traffic staffing gaps tied to the prolonged government shutdown.
Five tankers left the Port of Foynes today. Protesters say the loads were for emergency use.
Paramedics and ambulance staff have voted for industrial action. This vote increases pressure on the health system and on ministers, because unions say
Thirty-six more infant remains have been unearthed at the former Tuam Mother and Baby Home site.
Gardaí have exhumed the remains of Liam Farrell. The action is part of a renewed probe into his death in January 2020.
Government ministers say a new package for farmers, hauliers and consumers is imminent. Look, they're racing to head off shortages and ease grocery costs.
Fuel blockades have entered their fourth day in Ireland, hitting key depots and sparking major travel chaos. With sites in Limerick, Galway, and Cork
Senegal’s government has accused the Confederation of African Football (CAF) of corruption after a controversial decision stripped the nation of its
Pam Bondi, former US Attorney General, is under fire from House Democrats after refusing to appear before a congressional committee examining government
Minutes after President Trump declared he wouldn’t destroy “a whole civilization,” a young team of Iranian activists launched a new AI-powered Lego
The 2026 Masters Tournament opened Thursday at Augusta National Golf Club, drawing the world’s top golfers to compete for the coveted Green Jacket. Rory
A fresh controversy is swirling around Hungary as the European Union demands answers following reports that Budapest may have shared sensitive EU
Fuel protests in Ireland have entered their third day, causing widespread disruption on key roadways and critical infrastructure. The government is now
British defense officials revealed that UK forces, alongside NATO partners, monitored three Russian submarines in the North Atlantic for a full month
Tomorrow, eight counties in Ireland face significant weather challenges as Met Éireann issues Status Yellow warnings for both wind and rain. Cork, Kerry,
Fuel prices in Ireland have jumped sharply in recent weeks, sparking public outcry and accusations of price gouging. But a new report from the Competition
All lanes of the M50 motorway in Dublin were blocked by protesters, causing severe delays during rush hour. The disruption caused major headaches for
Seven attempts by Israeli settlers to bring animal sacrifices into the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound during this year’s Passover mark the highest number since
Israeli settlers entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in East Jerusalem soon after its reopening following a 40-day closure, reigniting fears of heightened
Dublin’s streets remain gridlocked as fuel protests stretch into their third day, with major disruptions hitting public transport and key supply routes.
Explore Trump's use of the madman theory with global stakes. Is unpredictable diplomacy a strategy or a dangerous gamble? Find out now.
Discover how the TACO trade turned from a joke into a Wall Street strategy, capitalizing on Trump's trade policies and market rebounds.
Shippers call for clear navigation rules as Strait of Hormuz remains restricted post-ceasefire, risking global oil and LNG shipments. Learn more now.
Ireland’s Education Minister Hildegarde Naughton commits full support and pay benefits for senior cycle redevelopment. Read more on education reforms.
