Ireland set for warm spell with temperatures reaching 19C this weekend

Ireland set for warm spell with temperatures reaching 19C this weekend

Ireland is preparing to bask in one of the first significant warm spells of the year, with temperatures set to climb to 19C by Friday as settled conditions take hold across the country. Met Éireann forecasts that Friday will bring “very mild or warm and humid” weather nationwide, with temperatures ranging from 14C to 19C,

Dublin’s property boom continues as resale prices near €600,000

Dublin’s property boom continues as resale prices near €600,000

The average price of a resale property in Dublin has risen to €593,936, marking an increase of over €50,000 since March 2024, a new property survey for Q1 2025 has revealed. According to the latest residential market review from estate agents DNG, prices climbed by 1.9 per cent in the first three months of the

Survey reveals most people in Ireland support welcoming immigrants

Survey reveals most people in Ireland support welcoming immigrants

A recent survey revealed that around 64 per cent of people believe that Ireland should welcome individuals who move to the country in search of a better life for themselves or their families. However, 18 per cent of those surveyed disagree with this stance. The survey, conducted by Ireland Thinks for the Migrant Rights Centre

Global summit in Paris seeks security guarantees for Ukraine

Global summit in Paris seeks security guarantees for Ukraine

World leaders, including Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin, have converged in Paris today for a critical summit aimed at establishing long-term security guarantees for Ukraine and exploring potential pathways to peace in the ongoing conflict with Russia. With representatives from 31 countries, including NATO allies, European Union member states, and non-EU nations like the United Kingdom,

Tony’s Chocolonely recalls batches of bar over possible stone contamination

Tony’s Chocolonely recalls batches of bar over possible stone contamination

Specific batches of Tony’s Chocolonely Dark Almond Sea Salt (180g) have been recalled by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) due to the possible presence of small stones. The recall affects bars with batch numbers 162633 and 162614, carrying a best before date of February 28, 2026. Consumers are advised not to eat the

IKEA expands 'Click and Collect' service with seven new Tesco Ireland locations

IKEA expands ‘Click and Collect’ service with seven new Tesco Ireland locations

IKEA is set to launch seven new “Click and Collect” sites in collaboration with Tesco Ireland, expanding its accessible collection service across counties Louth, Westmeath, Kerry, Wicklow, Mayo, and Dublin. Following a successful pilot in Cork, Louth, and Kildare in May 2023, IKEA reported “phenomenal engagement,” leading to an expansion to 21 locations nationwide. Customers

Ireland's young footballers secure maiden World Cup spot in dramatic qualification

Ireland’s young footballers secure maiden World Cup spot in dramatic qualification

In a momentous achievement for Irish football, the Republic of Ireland’s Under-17 national team has qualified for the 2025 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, marking the first time the men’s youth squad has reached this prestigious tournament. Manager Colin O’Brien’s talented young squad sealed their historic qualification through a compelling performance in the UEFA European