There is no need to submit the original passport during the initial phase of citizen application, the Justice Department has confirmed. Instead, the certified colour photocopies of every page should be submitted along with a letter which states that the copies are true of the applicant’s passport. The change has come into effect from January … Read more
French president Emmanuel Macron reveals his government’s vaccination strategy is to “piss off” people who have not had coronavirus jabs by continuing to make daily life more and more difficult for them. “I am not about pissing off the French people,” Macron said in an interview with readers of Le Parisien daily on Tuesday. “But as for … Read more
The annual asking price for houses has risen by 9.7% within a year, finds a new report by MyHome.ie. Meanwhile the number of homes listed for sale across the country is at record low of 11,300 on MyHome.ie, says the quarterly property report documented by the website along with Davy. Currently the average national asking … Read more
Ireland ranked top amongst EU Member States where people eat more fruits and vegetables daily. A study by Eurostat tried to find out the percentage of people consuming the recommended 5 portions of fruits and vegetables daily in EU through a survey in 2019. The survey included people aged 15 and above. According to their … Read more
Naas has been crowned Ireland’s cleanest town for 2021 by business group Irish Business Against Litter (IBAL). Its latest survey of 40 towns and cities showed nationwide litter levels having risen slightly, with cities again faring particularly badly. PPE litter was found to be at its highest level since the pandemic began. This is the … Read more
17-year-old girl Alanna Quinn Idris, who was brutally attacked by four men in Ballyfermot, Dublin may lose sight of one eye, say doctors. Ms Quinn and a male friend were attacked near Ballyfermot Civic Centre at about 9.30pm on 30th December. Ms Quinn has a ruptured eyeball, broken teeth and broken bones in her cheek … Read more
The minimum pricing rules on alcohol by the Ireland government take effect from today, As per the law 1 gram of alcohol has to be sold for at least €0.10. A Government minister told that the law was being introduced to make sure “cheap, strong alcohol is not available to children and young people at … Read more
Before the Cabinet meeting to discuss the ongoing situation with the Omicron variant, Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has warned that people are still getting “very sick” and dying from Covid-19. Mr Donnelly told there is still a lot of “uncertainly internationally” around the new strain of Covid but according to the data from Irish hospitals … Read more
A Donegal family have a narrow escape after a lorry smashed into their home in the early hours today. The lorry was travelling from Derry to Letterkenny on the main N13 and suddenly went out of control. The vehicle smashed into a house at Killverry in Newtowncunningham at around 6.45am. According to the reports, it … Read more
Further 16,986 cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Ireland today. As of 8 a.m. today, there were 804 people in hospitals due to the virus infection and 93 of them are in ICUs. It was 17,071 Covid cases confirmed yesterday. The hospitalisations have been increased significantly within a day where 717 people were getting … Read more
Seven people are in hospital following a road crash happened yesterday in Co Meath. Two cars were collided on the N52 at Cassidy’s Cross, Nobber at 7.20 p.m., according to the gardai. Two men and two women aged in their 70s and 80s, a man and woman in their 40s and a teenager were taken … Read more
An off-duty Dublin firefighter saved a drowning man’s life with the help of a commoner in Co Waterford on New Year’s Eve. The incident occurred around 9.30 a.m. at Counsellor’s Strand in Dunmore East where a male swimmer got into trouble in a rocky area. Alex Daly, a firefighter and paramedic working in Swords saw … Read more
The electric car maker giant Tesla is recalling 475,000 cars they sold in US following issues with rear view camera and front hood. The US electric vehicle manufacturer is recalling 356,309 2017-2020 Model 3 vehicles to address rearview camera issues and 119,009 Model S vehicles due to front hood problems, the US National Highway Traffic … Read more
Gardai have issued an appeal for witnesses to come forward after an assault on a teenage girl in Dublin. The incident occurred on the Ballyfermot Road at around 9.30pm on Thursday, 30 December 2021. The victim, who is in her late teens, was taken to St James’ Hospital to be treated for her injuries. Investigating … Read more
2019 October model Toyota Corolla Luna 192 model car for sale. The single owner vehicle had just 12,750 KM run and one year manufacturer warranty is in effect. One year of free service also is valid. The vehicle has automatic transmission with 1.8 L engine. Asking price: €25,000 Contact for details: Rony George 0879968155