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As Ireland rapidly modernizes, one profound question keeps resurfacing: is religion still necessary in a country where churches are emptying and traditional values are fading? Once a place where….

A Victory for Clarity and Common Sense: Why the UK’s Definition of “Woman” is a Leap Forward for Science, Rights, and Reality In a landmark decision that will be remembered as a turning point for women’s rights and legal clarity, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that the word “woman” […]

Ask anyone, and you’ll get answers dressed in flags: freedom, justice, national security. Scratch beneath the surface, and you’ll find the machinery humming not with the gears of justice, but….

In a season packed with bold personalities and business clashes, one contestant stood out for all the right reasons: 22-year-old Jordan Dargan, a Dublin-based entrepreneur who rose from last….

A recent study published in the Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine has raised serious concerns about the mental health risks associated with hexahydrocannabinol (HHC), a widely available….

In the early hours of Wednesday morning, President-elect Donald Trump took the stage to address a crowd of jubilant supporters, celebrating a victory that defied the odds and promising….

The recent revelations of wasteful government spending have left many Irish taxpayers in disbelief. Two glaring examples of financial irresponsibility by the Office of Public Works (OPW) — a €1.4 million security hut and a €336,000 glass-covered bike shelter — have raised serious questions about how public funds are being […]

The long-awaited National Children’s Hospital in Dublin was meant to be a beacon of hope for Irish families, providing world-class healthcare for the nation’s youngest citizens. Instead, it has spiraled into one of the most expensive buildings ever constructed, a testament to bureaucratic mismanagement, budget overruns, and a complete lack […]

In recent years, the conversation around gender equality has gained significant momentum, sparking debates and leading to various legislative and societal changes aimed at addressing historical imbalances. However, a growing perspective argues that while striving for equality, society may have inadvertently tipped the scales too far, resulting in new forms […]

A man allegedly went on a spree, ramming a van into gates at Áras an Uachtaráin, the Custom House, and Government Buildings in Dublin, driven by “delusional fantasies,” a court has heard. David….

In a deeply emotional moment at the Paris Olympics, Italian boxer Angela Carini walked out of her fight against Algerian rival Imane Khelif, just seconds after it began, visibly distraught and in….

Joe Biden has announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, stating it is “in the best interest of my party and the country.” This decision follows months of speculation about his age and fitness to serve another term, amidst several high-profile gaffes and a poor debate performance.

An assassination attempt was made on former President Donald Trump during a campaign rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. The assailant, identified as 20-year-old Thomas Matthew Crooks from Bethel….

Ireland, the UK, and Belgium have signed a landmark agreement to develop a massive renewable energy corridor focused on offshore wind energy. This initiative aims to increase offshore wind….

Dublin is facing a severe housing crisis, leading to the establishment of makeshift encampments across the city. Nearly 100 tents have been set up along the Grand Canal, highlighting the severity….

Ireland’s political landscape is witnessing significant changes as new political parties bring immigration issues to the forefront. Parties like Aontú and the Irish Freedom Party are sharply….

A brutal assault occurred in Dublin when a gang of youths attacked a man, leaving him bloodied and shaken. The incident took place in a busy part of the city, where the group of teenagers and….

As the peak summer travel season begins, Aer Lingus is grappling with significant disruptions due to industrial action by its pilots. This conflict, driven by demands for better pay, has already….

Leo Varadkar, the Taoiseach and leader of Fine Gael, has announced his unexpected but welcomed resignation, marking the end of his tenure in both roles. In his address outside Government Buildings….

The Irish Defence Forces have announced a significant relaxation of personal appearance standards, ushering in a new era of inclusivity and diversity. These changes, based on recommendations….

In a tragic incident on November 24th, a knife attack outside Coláiste Mhuire on Parnell Square in Dublin left three children injured and sparked a series of events, including riots in the city center. The most severely injured victim, a 5-year-old girl, has recently faced a setback in her recovery, prompting a return to intensive care.

A new pay agreement for public servants could result in a rise in TDs’ pay to approximately €120,000 per annum. Currently standing at €108,987, TDs’ annual salaries are linked to those of civil….

In recent developments, Finance Minister Michael McGrath has reiterated his commitment to diversifying long-term funding for RTÉ beyond complete reliance on the Exchequer. While recognizing the need for reform in the current funding model, McGrath has emphasized that any alternative to the TV licence will require legislative time and will not be implemented within the current fiscal year.

Gardaí probing the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier have confiscated items from the residence of the primary suspect, Ian Bailey. A squad of 10 officers, comprising detectives from Bantry….