Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi announces resignation
Mario Draghi said he would step down as prime minister of Italy on Thursday. after a party in its ruling coalition failed to participate in a confidence vote.
Retired Garda (75) who suffered a brain haemorrhage after a fall, waited almost two hours for an ambulance
A retired Kerry Garda who died after an accidental fall while visiting a harbor island in Cork had to wait almost two hours for an ambulance.
Tribute to Waterford teen Aisling Kennedy who died three months after a freak accident
Aisling Kennedy (13) was hit by the wing mirror of a van after getting off her school bus in the village of Ballymacarbry in Co Waterford.
Michael Tormey’s wife had to formally identify his body outside their home at 5am after being shot
A A Dublin woman had to formally identify the body of her late husband Michael Tormey to gardaí shortly after 5 a.m. when it lay on the ground outside their childhood home, an inquest has been heard.
Friends of victim stalker financially paralyzed by tormentor start fundraiser to raise €28,000
Friends of a mother whose life was made “a living hell” by a ruthless stalker have raised appeals to help her make a fresh start.
Road users urged to plan ahead as mercury rises in the coming days
Motorists and other road users should take extra precautions as temperatures rise in the coming daysaccording to the Road Safety Authority (RSA).
Glenveagh co-founder Justin Bickle dies aged 51
The co-founder and former chief executive of Glenveagh Properties homebuilder Justin Bickle has died suddenly at the age of 51.
How to protect your dog from heatstroke in rising temperatures?
‘It brings a whole new level of forgetfulness’ – Newstalk presenter wears prototype menopausal garment
Newstalk presenter Henry McKean participated in the Menovest Challenge, which encourages what it’s like to experience a hot flash during menopause
‘Trail of destruction’ – man smashed 21 doors at Citywest hotel
Gerard Hughes (25) from Swiftbrook Park, Tallaght, was sentenced to one year in prison after he pleaded guilty to criminal damages at the Citywest Hotel, Saggart, Co Dublin on September 5, 2018.
‘I work all day before getting on a plane’ – Micheál Martin defends his use of business class flights
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has defended being the only Fianna Fáil cabinet member to use business class flightssaying “I work a whole day before getting on a plane”.
ESB techs claim overtime owed them was held up as a fine for not logging into the time attendance app
A group of 184 ESB network engineers claim that thousands of euros in overtime they had to pay before last Christmas was “deliberately” held up as a fine for not logging into a new time-tracking app.
Suella Braverman knocked out in second round of voting in British Conservative leadership race
British Conservative MPs have voted in the second round of their leadership contest, eliminating Suella Braverman from the race.