Dublin – Ireland’s President Michael D. Higgins, 82, has been admitted to St James’s Hospital in Dublin due to a mild form of weakness, according to hospital officials. He will remain under constant medical observation until Thursday, during which his blood pressure will be monitored. Despite concerns, the hospital spokesman assured the public that there … Read more
In a groundbreaking move, Clare-based Future Mobility Campus Ireland (FMCI) is gearing up to introduce air taxis to the Irish skies by 2027. The ambitious venture aims to have operational air taxis, capable of carrying four passengers, within the next three years. FMCI will showcase its expertise at TRA2024, the largest European conference on transport … Read more
In a groundbreaking move, the National Transport Authority (NTA) has unveiled the results of its monumental survey on walking, wheeling, and cycling across major Irish cities. Conducted in Dublin, Cork, Limerick/Shannon, Waterford, and Galway, the comprehensive walking and cycling index survey provides a panoramic view of the country’s active travel landscape. The survey, accessible at … Read more
In Ireland, the cost of groceries has continued its downward trend for the tenth consecutive month, providing a welcomed respite amid rising living expenses. According to market watcher Kantar, prices decreased by 4.7% compared to the same period last year, reaching their lowest level since April 2022. The report, based on a survey of over … Read more
The Met Office has issued a yellow wind warning for counties Cork and Kerry, effective from 7pm today (Monday) until 6am tomorrow. Meteorological officials are cautioning residents to be vigilant as strong westerly and south-westerly winds are anticipated, posing a risk of accidents from falling tree branches. Heavy rain, coupled with gusty winds, may lead … Read more
In a powerful display of unity, thousands marched from Parnell Square to Merrion Square in Dublin on Saturday, urging the Irish government to combat the escalating wave of racism and hate crimes. Under the banner of ‘Stand Together,’ diverse sections of society united to send a resounding message. The rally featured Palestinian flags, Irish flags, … Read more
Dublin – The Central Statistics Office (CSO) reported a 2.2% rise in Ireland’s inflation in the 12 months leading to February, a slight dip from January’s 2.7%. Examining the monthly dynamics reveals a 0.9% increase in overall market prices. Energy prices witnessed a modest 0.5% surge in February, contributing to the monthly uptick. Notably, when … Read more
Drumcassiddy, County Cavan – The 14th Annual Conference of IAF Veterans Ireland, the esteemed association of retired Indian Air Force officers in Ireland, is set to captivate attendees from March 11 to 13 in the quaint town of Drumcassiddy. Kicking off at 3:30 pm on March 11, the conference will commence with an inauguration ceremony, … Read more
In a recent announcement, Ryanair revealed its decision to cancel numerous summer flights due to delays in the delivery of Boeing 737 Max 8200 aircraft. The airline stated that only 40 out of the initially planned 57 aircraft will be available by the end of June. Consequently, Ryanair will be compelled to make minor schedule … Read more
Dublin – In a strategic collaboration between the Dublin government and pharmacists, a groundbreaking plan is set to roll out in September, extending the prescription period for certain medications from six months to a year. The move aims to curtail unnecessary GP visits and reduce the strain on healthcare resources. Under the new initiative, pharmacists … Read more
In an unforeseen turn of events, Ireland woke up to a winter wonderland as heavy snowfall disrupted normal life. The unexpected snowstorm led to widespread closures of schools and disruptions in various counties, particularly affecting Cavan, Leitrim, and Longford. A yellow ice warning, in effect until 9 am, urged caution due to dangerous travel conditions. … Read more
In a significant development, Migrant Nurses Ireland has announced its participation in the Executive Council elections of the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organization (INMO). Notable candidates include Varghese Joy, running for a management seat, and Somi Thomas, contesting for the clinical seat. Thresya P Devassya and Shyam Krishnan are also in the race for management … Read more
Dublin, Ireland – In a turn of events, 82-year-old Irish President Meehol D. Higgins was admitted to the hospital last night due to feeling unwell. The Rashtrapati Bhavan conducted initial inspections, leading to the decision for further tests and hospitalization. President Higgins, however, remains in stable condition, and all test results have come back positive, … Read more
In a bid to alleviate the housing struggles faced by students, Higher Education Minister Simon Harris has announced plans to amend planning permissions for student accommodations in Dublin. The proposed changes aim to enforce mandatory leases throughout the academic year, eliminating the current burden of 51-week leases. Students often find themselves obligated to pay rent … Read more
In an unexpected move, Loreto College in Mullingar, Westmeath County, faced backlash as the ‘Global Justice Club’ urged all staff and students to don hijabs on Thursday, labeling it as Hijab Awareness Day. The management, seemingly contradicting Catholic traditions, mandated the practice, dismissing it as a non-negotiable requirement. Adding to the surprise, Muslim students were … Read more