← Înapoi la Urmăritori

Cel mai recent articol

Ultima verificare

Urmăritori 0 urmăritori
Articole: 976
  1. The suggestion was made by the National Youth Council of Ireland (NYCI) earlier this week.

  2. A survey from the Irish Cancer Society is calling for a number of measures in Budget 2027 to alleviate costs for patients.

  3. AI has become a major topic at the UN General Assembly after incidents of the technology falling out of the control of humans and warnings by company insiders drew global alarm.

  4. The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has called for urgent action to ensure children are recognised as victims.

  5. Taoiseach Micheál Martin says Israeli FA should withdraw its personal attack on manager Heimir Hallgrímsson as games continued to be overshadowed.

  6. How Vincent Browne’s upstart magazine, launched in the bleak 1980s, challenged the establishment and launched a generation of journalists.

  7. Roving envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner met Iranian officials yesterday.

  8. The Construction Industry Federation’s (CIF) annual conference gets underway on Wednesday in Croke Park.

  9. While close to 60% of adults think EU countries would come to Ireland’s aid, only a third think Ireland should be prepared to militarily support another EU country if it is attacked.

  10. The minister expressed concern with the length of time taken to progress the unit, calling it ‘an urgent need’.

  11. The Tánaiste said keeping the reductions in place would be a “sensible” and “prudent” approach.

  12. RTÉ director general Kevin Bakhurst revealed that the second series had already clocked up 3.2 million Player streams, with applications now open for 2027.

  13. Mark them each on a scale of one to 10, then see how your score compares to the average from other readers.

  14. Anna and Diego emerged victorious after a tense finale, but their fellow finalists Carla and Pauric say they got far more out of the experience than they ever expected.

  15. A dramatic final saw a deadlocked vote, a last-minute twist and one final test of trust as the remaining players battled for the €45,850 prize pot.

  16. She has been accused of acting “without legal authority” when she was justice minister in her handling of a protected disclosure.

  17. Marketa Irglová, who co-composed the new musical, said that carrying forward the creative work that she and Hansard began together feels “like both a privilege and a blessing.”

  18. Under the 10-page pact, the United States will build two military bases in southern and eastern Greenland.

  19. Braden Eric Peters could face up to 20 years in state prison if convicted of rape and would be required to register as a sex offender.

  20. A spokeswoman for the board said: “The value of claims submitted by BAM should not be confused with either the amounts determined to be payable or an increase in the approved project budget.

  21. The most important Irish and international stories you need to know today.

  22. Plus: We tot up how much families are saving through the scheme.

  23. Among the seized items was suspected cocaine worth an estimated €4,500.

  24. The Trump Show has always needed the press, but on Donald’s terms.

  25. The planned Siptu strike on 14 October comes as doctors voted overwhelmingly in favour of industrial action, with the form of their action yet to be confirmed.

  26. He said he was not going to “embroil” himself in a US issue.

  27. The lobbying was disclosed on the latest returns on the Lobbying Register.

  28. The man reportedly escaped through a toilet window at Newcastle West courthouse after being brought before the District Court this morning.

  29. Spencer suggested Morgan was responsible for publishing photographs of Diana, taken with hidden cameras, in the Daily Mirror, but Morgan was working at The Sun at the time.

  30. Opposition parties have called for targeted energy credits to combat “awful” surge in prices

  31. The 5 at 5: Tuesday

    Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…

  32. No other injuries were reported in the collision.

  33. After being contacted by The Journal, DNG instructed the agent to add the real photos.

  34. Mourners at Annmarie O’Reilly’s funeral in Kilkenny heard that the 30-year-old, who died in Australia last month, was a devoted mother.

  35. We heard from the last players to be murdered and banished before tonight’s big final.

  36. The keynote speech at the start of the UN General Assembly High-level week will provide Trump with a platform to renew his frequent assaults on the global body.

  37. Anthony Foley (51) appeared before Judge Fiona Brennan at Cloverhill District Court today.

  38. The garda had been informed that garda management were unhappy that he was speaking publicly about concerns he and other gardaí had.

  39. Wilber Rafael Garces Perez was taken to a room with no bed at the detention centre, with a bullet still inside him.

  40. An expert in dissident republicanism told the inquiry that the newly-formed Real IRA had hoped to bring about the “destabilisation” of the peace process.

  41. The boy pleaded guilty to possession of the weapon, drugs with intent to supply and implements for use in a theft.

  42. The football association accused the Ireland manager of “stupidity, ignorance and hypocrisy” after comments he made about the team “playing against genocide”.

  43. Ireland will play Israel twice in the coming weeks, despite widely articulated concern and protest over the fixtures.

  44. Figures show that 85% of lifetime cocaine users in Ireland also used alcohol the first time they had it.

  45. It’s being taken by the son of Martin Doherty, who was murdered by loyalist terrorists in a gun attack at Widow Scallan’s Pub House in Dublin in 1994.

  46. The bill would provide for a ‘smokefree generation’ in which the sale and supply of tobacco or nicotine products are banned to anyone born on or after 2009.

  47. We want to hear from people on their experiences of earning €44,000, and whether more government support is needed.

  48. The minimum wage for adults aged 20 and over in Ireland is currently €14.15 per hour

  49. The average cost has risen by nearly 80% in the past year, and one in seven households are in arrears.

  50. Michael Connors (28) was arrested by gardaí in March and extradited to Wales in June over the death of Lydia La Polla.