Latest news Bayern Munich advances to the quarter-finals of the Champions League, thanks to a double strike from Harry Kane MbappĂ© scores twice, helping PSG comfortably defeat Real Sociedad and secure a spot in the quarter-finals of the Champions League Homeowners in Dublin are apprehensive about the possible ‘devastating’ harm to their properties due to the proposed plans for the Metrolink terminus The tasks of a Minister responsible for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth affairs are perpetual and never-ending It’s apparent that a TD is deeply distressed about the inadequacies within mental health services, as she brings to light a young person’s battle with anorexia In 2023, a third of the initiatives outlined in the Government’s climate action strategy to reduce emissions remained unaccomplished The request by the cosmetic clinic operator to acquire Medical Council documents has been denied The survey reveals that a majority of Ukrainian residents in Ireland intend to settle there permanently A garda, previously suspended for providing a found bicycle to a local, has been found not guilty of any misconduct As per the statement of a Garda analyst, she was constantly followed and harassed online by a high-ranking officer who was easily prone to emotional instability and unpredictable behaviour Following a significant reduction in her doping ban, Simona Halep has been given the green light to return to the tennis court The perspective of The Irish Times on the Iranian elections is that it’s predominantly a pointless endeavour Certain lawyers are displeased with the Law Society’s council’s push for a positive vote in referendums Varadkar dismisses the idea of re-establishing emergency units in Mid-West region hospitals as a solution to the trolley predicament in Limerick A judge has ruled that the testimonial of an economist is not permitted in Dermot Desmond’s libel suit against the Irish Times The recent analysis by The Irish Times on the exchequer’s latest financial reports reveals a robust tax system alongside a rapidly increasing expenditure As the energy shortage intensifies, Cuba decides to shut down certain public illumination facilities Leadership positions have been removed from PwC partners due to violations of election regulations Marcus Smith’s much-appreciated energy is invigorating England’s training sessions The rising concern amongst the elderly regarding housing matters is being progressively highlighted, as informed to the committee “Karen Duggan: The uncrowned status suits us as Ireland returns to being the underdogs – that’s exactly where we wish to stand.” The compulsory retirement age for police officers and jail wardens is set to increase U2 considers their involvement in a music education program as one of their greatest accomplishments A teenager who lacked swimming skills tragically drowned after being swept into the ocean at Burrow Beach in Dublin “Free study materials: the functioning plan for students in Junior Cycle” ← Previous 1 … 670 671 672 … 1,283 Next →
Bayern Munich advances to the quarter-finals of the Champions League, thanks to a double strike from Harry Kane
Mbappé scores twice, helping PSG comfortably defeat Real Sociedad and secure a spot in the quarter-finals of the Champions League
Homeowners in Dublin are apprehensive about the possible ‘devastating’ harm to their properties due to the proposed plans for the Metrolink terminus
The tasks of a Minister responsible for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth affairs are perpetual and never-ending
It’s apparent that a TD is deeply distressed about the inadequacies within mental health services, as she brings to light a young person’s battle with anorexia
In 2023, a third of the initiatives outlined in the Government’s climate action strategy to reduce emissions remained unaccomplished
The survey reveals that a majority of Ukrainian residents in Ireland intend to settle there permanently
A garda, previously suspended for providing a found bicycle to a local, has been found not guilty of any misconduct
As per the statement of a Garda analyst, she was constantly followed and harassed online by a high-ranking officer who was easily prone to emotional instability and unpredictable behaviour
Following a significant reduction in her doping ban, Simona Halep has been given the green light to return to the tennis court
The perspective of The Irish Times on the Iranian elections is that it’s predominantly a pointless endeavour
Certain lawyers are displeased with the Law Society’s council’s push for a positive vote in referendums
Varadkar dismisses the idea of re-establishing emergency units in Mid-West region hospitals as a solution to the trolley predicament in Limerick
A judge has ruled that the testimonial of an economist is not permitted in Dermot Desmond’s libel suit against the Irish Times
The recent analysis by The Irish Times on the exchequer’s latest financial reports reveals a robust tax system alongside a rapidly increasing expenditure
The rising concern amongst the elderly regarding housing matters is being progressively highlighted, as informed to the committee
“Karen Duggan: The uncrowned status suits us as Ireland returns to being the underdogs – that’s exactly where we wish to stand.”
A teenager who lacked swimming skills tragically drowned after being swept into the ocean at Burrow Beach in Dublin
