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'No evidence of violence' in Irish woman's death in New York, say police 
'No evidence of violence' in Irish woman's death in New York, say police 
Entrepreneur Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra was pronounced dead on a boat which was docked at the Montauk Yacht Club in Long Island on Monday 

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

5/12/2012 Budget Day
Over €157m in welfare overpayments identified last year
Inspectors conducted some 85,000 investigations across all welfare schemes with a further 15,700 probes conducted into suspected fraud

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Tending to the graveyard: 'You imagine what it must be like to walk in their shoes'
Tending to the graveyard: 'You imagine what it must be like to walk in their shoes'
While most of us associate graveyards with grief and mourning, cemeteries are fascinating places for people who like to people watch, according to cemetery registrar Paul Flynn

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Fianna Fáil has not approached Michael Flatley to run for president, Taoiseach says
Fianna Fáil has not approached Michael Flatley to run for president, Taoiseach says
The Riverdance star last month told a court that he “intends to seek nominations to run for President"

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

UK premiere of Emily - London
Adrian Dunbar says ‘everybody jumped to conclusions’ about rap trio Kneecap
The group, known for their provocative lyrics and championing of the Irish language, were also banned from entering Hungary to appear at a music festival

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

National Ploughing Championships 2023
Over 150 gardaí assaulted while on duty so far this year
A total of 3,440 gardaí have been assaulted while on duty in almost 12 years

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Princess Royal visit to Ireland
Feline fine: President Michael D Higgins hosts Britain's Princess Anne — and a cat — at Áras
Princess Anne described Áras an Uachtaráin as a 'nice spot'

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Poison
Alcohol Ireland's leading addiction among those seeking treatment from services, new report shows
Alcohol accounted for 40% of all presentations to drug and alcohol treatment service Coolmine so far this year, followed by cocaine at 31%

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Apple tax bill
Exchequer surplus to the end of July rises, but drops if Apple tax money excluded
Exchequer receipts up to the end of July, which were released on Wednesday, show that the €4.1bn surplus compares to a surplus of €3.4bn recorded in the same period last year

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

'Far-right' music festival cancelled after Irish artists sign open letter opposing it 
'Far-right' music festival cancelled after Irish artists sign open letter opposing it 
Kneecap, Christy Moore, Fontaines DC among 600 artists to sign letter opposing 'Mise Éire' event in Leitrim later this month

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Watch: 20th Anniversary of Cork Heritage Open Day
Watch: 20th Anniversary of Cork Heritage Open Day
Watch as Clíona Harte makes butter at the launch of Cork Heritage Open Day in the Butter Museum.The Butter Museum is one of 35 buildings opening its doors to the public on Saturday August 16. Events are free. See .

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Princess Royal visit to Ireland
President Higgins greets Britain's Princess Anne at Áras in 'courtesy call'
Princess Anne, who is King Charles's sister, met President Higgins and his wife, Sabina, on her second visit to the president’s residence

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Watch: Ed Sheeran plays secret gig at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Co Wexford
Watch: Ed Sheeran plays secret gig at Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann in Co Wexford
Ed Sheeran has surprised fans in Co Wexford by playing a secret gig on day three of this year's Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann.

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Anyone But You
Sydney Sweeney: the Hollywood up-and-comer who started a culture war 
The Euphoria and Anyone But You star has one of the most promising careers within young Hollywood but controversy has stuck to her

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Coronavirus
Man assaulted in Belfast by gang pretending to deliver takeaway
Detectives are appealing for witnesses after the aggravated burglary in the east of the city on Tuesday night.

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Drinking stock
More than a third of Irish people want lower taxes at expense of public services, survey finds
Among Irish respondents to EU-wide survey, 67% want reduced taxes on wages, while 24% want lower taxes on housing

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Hummus in plate, bread pita - dip food
Hummus and coriander the latest products to be recalled over listeria fears
Consumers have been advised not to eat the implicated batches involved in the two latest recalls

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Gena Heraty kidnapping
Taoiseach: Every effort being made to secure Gena Heraty's release
Crowds of locals and siblings of Gena Heraty attended a mass in her parish church earlier in the week to pray for her safe return

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Ensuring housing the best way to get people to live on gaeltacht island, says co-op manager
Ensuring housing the best way to get people to live on gaeltacht island, says co-op manager
Housing has become a particularly acute issue on what is one of only six of Ireland’s inhabited islands in the gaeltacht

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Ireland stock
Directly hiring broadcast staff for Oireachtas not 'value for money', PAC told
Part-time staff highlighted their salaries are not set at industry-standard pay rates, citing they are not provided with income supports while the Dáil and Seanad are not sitting

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

'I will go into debt until March': Parents reveal what they do to afford school costs
'I will go into debt until March': Parents reveal what they do to afford school costs
The annual Back to School survey for children’s charity Barnardos found that more than half of parents are worried about how they’ll meet the costs this year

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

Ed Sheeran surprises fans in Wexford by playing secret gig at Fleadh Cheoil
Ed Sheeran surprises fans in Wexford by playing secret gig at Fleadh Cheoil
The 'Galway Girl' singer shocked fans on Tuesday by arriving at The Sky & the Ground pub in Wexford town

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Edwin Poots announces ministerial team
Police probe church incident where Burke family confronted education official
Mervyn Storey was approached by members of the protesting evangelical Christian family outside the Hebron Free Presbyterian Church in Ballymoney

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

EU to appoint diplomat to help with efforts to free Gena Heraty
EU to appoint diplomat to help with efforts to free Gena Heraty
A spokesman said the Tánaiste has been in 'constant contact with the Heraty family, and updated them on these developments'

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

People renting out short-term lets 'cannot be hounded out of business', says minister
People renting out short-term lets 'cannot be hounded out of business', says minister
The Government is currently in the process of changing how short-term lets operate in Ireland

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Foreign Affairs distances itself from Senator Martin Conway's speech in Finland
Foreign Affairs distances itself from Senator Martin Conway's speech in Finland
Embattled senator's speech at an OSCE event prompted a statement that the 'Department has no role in sanctioning participation or travel' of members of the advisory panel

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

'Toothless' code fails to help cancer survivors who face discrimination by insurers
'Toothless' code fails to help cancer survivors who face discrimination by insurers
Laura Magan, who is six years free of cancer, has said that bringing forward legislation against discriminatory practices without involving the cancer community is 'unjust'

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Limerick council launches 'rightsizing' apartment scheme for over 55s in bid to free up family homes
Limerick council launches 'rightsizing' apartment scheme for over 55s in bid to free up family homes
A development of 15 apartments on the east of Limerick City is geared towards people aged 55 and over who own their own home, find their home too large for their needs, and are willing to sell on the private market

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

The conflict behind the kidnapping of Gena Heraty from an orphanage in Haiti
The conflict behind the kidnapping of Gena Heraty from an orphanage in Haiti
Gang violence has ravaged Haiti, the poorest country in the western hemisphere

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Fianna Fáil 'taking soundings' from party on running candidate in presidential election
Fianna Fáil 'taking soundings' from party on running candidate in presidential election
Sources said it was a matter of finding the right candidate, with a poll last weekend showing little appetite for the names, such as Bertie Ahern, which have been floated thus far

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Israel-Hamas conflict
Oireachtas committee calls for rules to allow Central Banks to refuse Israeli war bond sales
Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf is due to appear before the Oireachtas Finance Committee on Wednesday

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Baby stock
Glenties had lowest birth rate while Tallaght experienced highest in 2022
The CSO has been collating and analysing significant life events for decades

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Revenue audit finds nearly €1.7m in wage overpayments to its staff
Revenue audit finds nearly €1.7m in wage overpayments to its staff
The audit report revealed that 61 Revenue employees had received overpayments in excess of €5,000

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Gena Heraty kidnapping: Simon Harris holds talks with Haitian counterpart 
Gena Heraty kidnapping: Simon Harris holds talks with Haitian counterpart 
The Tánaiste spoke to Haiti’s foreign minister Harvel Jean-Baptiste by phone and asked that everything is done to ensure the release of Gena Heraty and the other hostages

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Concern over weight gain after 'skinny jabs'
Concern over weight gain after 'skinny jabs'
Patients should be monitored for a year after stopping weight loss jabs to prevent them piling the pounds back on, new guidelines say

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Military accident
Man, 30s, dies in single-vehicle crash in Co Offaly
The collision happened at Ballina Cross in Annaharvey, Tullamore, shortly before midnight on Monday

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Witness appeal as teenage cyclist injured in Dublin collision dies 
Witness appeal as teenage cyclist injured in Dublin collision dies 
The 19-year-old male cyclist was injured after being struck by a car at the R113, Fonthill Road South, Clondalkin on July 27

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Gena Heraty: 'Intensive' efforts to free Irish woman kidnapped in Haiti
Gena Heraty: 'Intensive' efforts to free Irish woman kidnapped in Haiti
Gena Heraty, from Westport, Co Mayo, was one of nine people seized from the Sainte-Helene orphanage

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

New houses on Clew Bay, County Mayo.
Twelve times more properties available for short-term lets than for renters, new figures show
Almost 22,000 properties advertised on short-term letting websites compares to just 1,800 properties or fewer that were available for renters countrywide on Daft.ie

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

Peep Hole in the door to a Prison Cell
Nearly 400 inmates at large in the last decade never returned to prison
Some 4,178 inmates were recorded as unlawfully at large between 2015 and 2024, of which 3,815 were returned to custody

Tue, 05 Aug, 2025

CervicalCheck diagnosed and treated 162 women for cervical cancer in a year
CervicalCheck diagnosed and treated 162 women for cervical cancer in a year
The report also shows that among 269,550 women screened some 11% had HPV - the virus responsible for almost all cervical cancer

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Huge demand for Tusla services to result in €68m overspend this year, says agency
Huge demand for Tusla services to result in €68m overspend this year, says agency
In a monthly briefing, the agency said demand for its service was growing, especially for residential care, fostering, legal bills, and separated children seeking asylum

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

'People in London seem to be finding really creative ways to hurt themselves and each other'
'People in London seem to be finding really creative ways to hurt themselves and each other'
So taken by the TV series '24 Hours in A&E', UCD medicine student Rhys Scully has spent the last number of weeks shadowing some of Britain's top trauma surgeons

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Conor McGregor declares intention to enter Irish presidential race 
Conor McGregor declares intention to enter Irish presidential race 
However, the former MMA fighter says Ireland should change its presidential nomination process 'to allow my name be included on the ballot'

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

'Intensive efforts' to secure release of Irish woman kidnapped from orphanage in Haiti
'Intensive efforts' to secure release of Irish woman kidnapped from orphanage in Haiti
Foreign affairs minister Simon Harris said: 'We will continue to leave no stone unturned to ensure Gena and her colleagues are released'

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Government looking to simplify process to improve access to housing schemes
Government looking to simplify process to improve access to housing schemes
It is expected that the plan will be published in September, after being delayed until after the Government unveiled its revised National Development Plan

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Man arrested in connection with murder of Mark Carroll in Dublin
Man arrested in connection with murder of Mark Carroll in Dublin
The man (aged in his 30s) is currently detained at ag arda station in the Dublin area.

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

James Mahon: Hawk against the Dove photography exhibition
Woman who was homeless in Kildare says a stranger’s kindness saved her life
Antoinette Foley, who is recovering from addiction to heroin and crack cocaine, has urged people not to make assumptions about people who are sleeping rough

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

bottle isolated
World in $1.5tn 'plastics crisis' hitting health from infancy to old age, report warns
Plastic production has increased more than 200 times since 1950 and hits health at every stage from extraction to disposal, says review in the Lancet

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Watch: Cork Pride Parade 2025
Watch: Cork Pride Parade 2025
Sights and Sounds from the 2025 Cork Pride Parade and Party at the Port featuring Abbaesque on Sunday.

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Garda stock
E-scooter driver, 30s, killed in Dublin crash 
Gardaí and emergency services personnel attended the scene of the collision, which happened on the Old Navan Road in Blanchardstown

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Storm Floris: Strong winds and rain due as Met Éireann issues multiple weather warnings
Storm Floris: Thousands without power with yellow warnings still in place 
Status yellow wind and rain warnings have been issued for Cavan, Donegal, Monaghan, Leitrim, Clare, Galway, Mayo, and Sligo

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Car rushes along the highway at sunset , low angle side view
Cork County Council workers 'are regular targets of road rage' 
Senior official says council workers operating stop-go signs at roadworks are increasingly being abused by drivers who sometimes refuse to obey the stop signs

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Cork Crime: Soaring prices drive a surge in the theft of meat 
Cork Crime: Soaring prices drive a surge in the theft of meat 
Shoplifters are stealing expensive cuts of prime steaks and legs of lamb for sale on the black market

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Devastated millennial man crying sad feeling hurt and hopeless suffering Depression. Depressed teenager victim of bullying or ab
€2m fund for counselling to boost men’s mental health
'These new supports will be made available to every GP in the country for direct signposting to men during consultations'

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Doctors hand pointing at the brain photo
Mistakes in reading medical scans have led to deaths, new data reveals
Between 2020 and 2024, a total of 193 cases were recorded — 24 classed as major or extreme, 67 moderate, and 102 considered minor

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Whistleblower told covid inquiry will not take on board protected disclosures
Whistleblower told covid inquiry will not take on board protected disclosures
Department of Health whistleblower Shane Corr says he has 'incontrovertible evidence' of shortcomings regarding the State’s covid response

Mon, 04 Aug, 2025

Storm Floris: Strong winds and rain due as Met Éireann issues multiple weather warnings
Storm Floris: Strong winds and rain due as Met Éireann issues multiple weather warnings
The warnings are in effect from the early hours of Monday morning

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

Young man dies in single-vehicle crash in Laois in early morning hours
Garda injured while arresting man wielding sword in Dublin
Garda injured while arresting a man brandishing a sword in Dublin. The incident occurred in the Ballyogan area of Dublin 18 this Sunday, at approximately 1. 30am. A man in his 40s was arrested and has since been charged in connection with the incident.

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

Vape teenager. Young pretty white girl in casual clothing smoking an electronic cigarette opposite modern background on the stre
Vape-related hospitalisations go from zero to 12 in just two years
HSE has been asked to explain delays in rolling out a youth vaping prevention campaign after €300,000 was allocated for it last year

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

‘We need Pride more than ever now': Solidarity and celebration at Cork Pride parade
‘We need Pride more than ever now': Solidarity and celebration at Cork Pride parade
Cork Pride festival's theme of ‘A fearless future' was summed up by its vice chair — 'We will not be silent, we will not be afraid, and we will not be erased'

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

Truck driver charged in relation to €2m cannabis seizure
Truck driver charged in relation to €2m cannabis seizure
Charge relates to seizure of 107kg of herbal cannabis from a truck which had arrived from Belgium

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

Aaron Moffett death
Man who fell from moving vehicle in Co Armagh last month dies in hospital
Police said Aaron Moffett, 38, from Portadown, died in hospital on Friday

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

FILE PHOTO Pictured is Mick Finnegan, one of the abuse survivors who engaged with Dr Geoffrey Shannon in the creation of the rep
Labour leader calls for public inquiry into sex abuse allegations at St John’s Ambulance
It follows the publication in 2023 of a report by Dr Geoffrey Shannon which found systemic failures in the charity

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

Father of man who drowned in Grand Canal hopes plaque can be erected in son's memory
Father of man who drowned in Grand Canal hopes plaque can be erected in son's memory
Alex Warnick's heartbroken father Greg met friends of his son during a visit to Dublin. “We met in the Garden of Remembrance, and around 75 people showed up. I couldn’t believe it."

Sun, 03 Aug, 2025

Two taken to hospital following collision in Co Donegal
Two taken to hospital following collision in Co Donegal
Two people have been taken to the hospital following a collision in Co Donegal. The two-vehicle collision occurred in Kerrykeel, County Donegal, on Saturday, at approximately 10. 45am.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2025

Maguiresbridge victims funeral
Murdered mother and children ‘together and finally safe’ – funeral hears
Delivering the eulogy, Vanessa Whyte’s sister Regina said they have been robbed of their loved ones

Sat, 02 Aug, 2025

Glencolmcille Beach, Co Donegal, Ireland
Woman dies after getting into difficulty in water in Co Donegal
A woman has died after getting into difficulty in water in Co Donegal. Gardaí said the woman, who was aged in her 50s, was airlifted from the water at Glencolmcille on Friday evening. They said officers were alerted to the incident shortly after 7pm.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2025

FSAI issues recall for Hogan’s Farm turkey burgers over salmonella risk
FSAI issues recall for Hogan’s Farm turkey burgers over salmonella risk
The affected product is a 400g pack with the approval number IE 827 EC and a use-by date of 26 July

Sat, 02 Aug, 2025

Crime by offenders on bail rises 20% as prison overcrowding hits crisis levels
Crime by offenders on bail rises 20% as prison overcrowding hits crisis levels
Crime committed on bail has jumped 20% since 2022 — but overcrowded prisons are releasing offenders back onto streets

Sat, 02 Aug, 2025

File Pics Garda Chief Superintendent denies claims of a shortage of garda
Traffic gardaí 'letting their colleagues down' if they aren't 'doing their jobs', says Tánaiste
Simon Harris also confirmed that he will meet with the mother of Pte Sean Rooney who was killed while on UN peacekeeping duty in Lebanon in 2022

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

More than 9,000 treated on trolley or 'inappropriate space' in Irish hospitals last month
More than 9,000 treated on trolley or 'inappropriate space' in Irish hospitals last month
Worst-affected hospital was University Hospital Limerick, with 2,257 people treated on trolleys

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

Storm Floris to bring wet, windy end to otherwise mild August bank holiday weekend
Storm Floris to bring wet, windy end to otherwise mild August bank holiday weekend
All Together Now festivalgoers can expect dry, warm conditions before stormy weather hits on Monday.

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

Ireland avoids ‘catastrophic’ US tariffs as pharma duties decision due within two weeks
Ireland avoids ‘catastrophic’ US tariffs as pharma duties decision due within two weeks
Simon Harris says EU deal averted severe trade fallout, but warns key sectors still face uncertainty in coming days

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

Cost of electricity: halogen bulb and twenty Euro notes
Irish consumers to see lower electricity bills as levy to fund renewable energy to fall 38%
PSO levy for domestic consumers to fall from almost €39 currently to €24 from October

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

O’Brien wants lower 9% VAT rate on electricity and gas extended to 2026
O’Brien wants lower 9% VAT rate on electricity and gas extended to 2026
Darragh O’Brien wants the lower VAT rate on electricity and gas kept into 2026 to ease pressure on households

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

Irish para dressage team face funding shortfall ahead of European championships
Irish para dressage team face funding shortfall ahead of European championships
Ireland’s top para dressage riders, including two teen world-ranked athletes, face a funding crisis ahead of the 2024 European Para Dressage Championships in the Netherlands

Fri, 01 Aug, 2025

Labour announces it is backing Catherine Connolly in presidential election
Labour announces it is backing Catherine Connolly in presidential election
Independent Galway West TD's bid for Áras an Uachtaráin is now backed by the Social Democrats, People Before Profit, and Labour

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

Private Sean Rooney inquest
Private Seán Rooney's mother hits out at Tánaiste and Lebanon after sentencing tribunal
"It would perhaps be wise for the Tánaiste to speak to me, before seeking to speak for me, in his public statements," Private Seán Rooney's mother Natasha Rooney stated.

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

'Something really tragic happened that night': Fiona Sinnott's family appeal for information
'I'm really hopeful this time': Fiona Sinnott's family gather as fresh search carried out
Fiona Sinnott went missing on Sunday, February 8, 1998. In 2005, gardaí upgraded their investigation to murder

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

Tesco Supermarket Shopfront
Tesco ordered to re-hire worker who called manager 'useless'
The Workplace Relations Commission found that the supermarket's sanction of dismissal was disproportionate

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

Plaque unveiled for Miami Showband members
Miami Showband attack was 'worst sight anyone could ever imagine', says survivor
Des Lee said he remembers 'every single thing in the finest detail' from the atrocity on July 31 1975.

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

RTÉ presenter Seán Rocks dies aged 64 after brief illness
RTÉ presenter Seán Rocks dies aged 64 after brief illness
Tributes pour in for the acclaimed Arena host, whose voice defined Irish arts and culture broadcasting for decades

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

Garda chief to meet media regulator over disinformation following Dublin City attack
Garda chief to meet media regulator over disinformation following Dublin City attack
Assistant commissioner Paul Cleary said he was very concerned about social media posts and gardaí had to be on the lookout for any follow-on violence or harassment

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

Garda inscription on a police jacket from Ireland
Drug searches in Ireland fall by 7,000 amid garda staffing crisis
Drug searches fell by 15% last year, with garda unions warning of staff shortages and 1,900 possible retirements by 2028

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

Alcohol Change UK survey
Alcohol and drug treatment cases jump almost 80% since 2017
Cocaine replaced cannabis in 2022 as the most common additional drug, according to a report from the Health Research Board

Thu, 31 Jul, 2025

Capel St stabbing: How misinformation spread across social media 
Capel St stabbing: How misinformation spread across social media 
Within minutes, misinformation regarding the attacker, who is an Irish citizen, had begun to spread on various social media platforms

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Intervening on 'potential monopoly' in car parking at Dublin Airport a highlight for watchdog
Intervening on 'potential monopoly' in car parking at Dublin Airport a highlight for watchdog
The Competition and Consumer Protection Authority initiated 200 inspections, issued 47 fixed penalty notices, and gave 23 compliance notices to businesses suspected of breaching their obligations

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Simon Harris visit to Lebanon
Committee calls for clarity on Government proposals to change triple lock
The Joint Committee on Defence and National Security published a report into the Government’s proposals to change the 'triple lock', which is the requirement for Government, Dail and UN approval to send more than 12 Irish soldiers overseas

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Brain networking abstract route intersection background pattern - stock photo
Sexual assault defendants and complainants equally prone to memory gaps, study says
The results of the study from University College Dublin and University College Cork puts a focus on why complainants’ memories in sexual assault cases are scrutinised in court when the accused can be equally prone to error

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Aucklanders Encouraged To Vaccinate As Measles Cases Continue To Rise
Measles cases rise in Europe as HSE issues vaccine reminder for travellers
A lag in the number of children receiving vaccinations against measles has led to the surge, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

No burial records found for 80 children who died in institution that predated Tuam mother and baby home
No burial records found for 80 children who died in institution that predated Tuam mother and baby home
Glenamaddy was an institution which was set up  in 1921 by Galway County Council as part of its reorganisation of services for the poor prior to the establishment of the Tuam mother and baby home

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Vanessa Whyte and children service of removal
Murder of mother and children has shaken community to its core, service told
The murder of a mother and her two children in Co Fermanagh has shaken the community “to its core”, mourners have heard.

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Garda describes 'significant concerns' regarding surgeon arrested for drink-driving
Garda describes 'significant concerns' regarding surgeon arrested for drink-driving
Chief Superintendent Padraic Jones told a Medical Council fitness-to-practise inquiry concerning Dr Syed Bukhari that local gardaí in the Cavan region had held 'concerns' regarding the surgeon in the late 2010s 'particularly in regard to his behaviour driving vehicles'

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Second major apartment development refused on historic Bessborough site in Cork City
Second major apartment development refused on historic Bessborough site in Cork City
Planning permission for 140 apartments at Cork’s former Bessborough mother and baby home has been refused over unit mix concerns

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

Medical Marijuana Edibles, Candies Infused with CBD HHC or THC Cannabis in food industry
Ireland finally bans HHC 'but we must be vigilant about new drugs’
HHC, widely available to children as vapes and edibles, has been linked to serious medical episodes and psychosis here in Ireland

Wed, 30 Jul, 2025

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