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Status Yellow warnings for rain and wind across southern Ireland
Met Éireann cautions flooding risk as heavy rainfall continues on saturated ground Met Éireann has issued Status Yellow warnings for rain and wind across southern Ireland, with flooding and coastal hazards expected as weather conditions deteriorate. A Status Yellow rain warning affects counties Carlow, Kilkenny, Wexford, Cork, Kerry, Tipperary, and Waterford from 9pm today until
Spanish chipmaker Openchip to create 70 research jobs in Limerick
Barcelona firm establishes design center as part of European digital sovereignty push Spanish chip design firm Openchip is bringing a significant economic boost to Limerick with the opening of a new design center in the city center, creating 70 research and development jobs. Barcelona-based Openchip is establishing its new Irish center in the Gardens International
Donegal records lowest house prices in Ireland as national property costs rise 7.6%
House prices in Ireland increased by 7.6 percent in the year to September, with Donegal remaining the most affordable county while Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown commands the highest prices, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO). The annual increase represents a slight acceleration from the 7.5 percent rise recorded in the year to August,
Government tightens citizenship and family reunification rules amid criticism
Refugees face five-year wait for citizenship as income thresholds rise sharply for workers The government has announced sweeping changes to citizenship and family reunification rules for non-European Economic Area workers and international protection applicants in Ireland, drawing sharp criticism from migrant rights advocates who say the restrictions have gone too far. Under the new regulations,
Sheikh Hasina Sentenced to Death by Bangladesh Tribunal in Crimes Against Humanity Case
Bangladesh’s International Crimes Tribunal has convicted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of crimes against humanity, sentencing her to death following a months-long trial, according to local media reports. The three-judge panel delivered the verdict under tight security, with additional military and paramilitary forces deployed around the tribunal. The charges stem from the student-led uprising of
Amitabh Bachchan slashes paparazzi over fake news about Dharmendra, saying “no ethics left”
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan has voiced his displeasure over the growing intrusion into Dharmendra and the Deol family’s privacy. 89-year-old actor Dharmendra is recovering at his home in Mumbai after a recent health scare, and a leaked video from his hospital room has caused widespread concern. A day after Sunny Deol criticised the paparazzi for being
Raju Kunnakkad receives Dr. Ambedkar Sahitya Shri National Award
Dublin-based artist honored for contributions to art, literature, culture, and society Raju Kunnakkad has been awarded the Dr. Ambedkar Sahitya Shri National Award for 2025 in recognition of his comprehensive contributions to art, literature, culture, and society. The award will be presented in Delhi on December 12, organizers announced. This marks the twelfth award for
Temu faces potential breach of EU digital marketplace rules over unsafe products
Chinese online retailer Temu is under investigation by the European Commission over potential violations of the EU’s digital marketplace regulations. Preliminary findings reveal that the platform has been selling illegal products, including small toys for infants and miniature electronics, which could pose safety risks. According to The Journal, The European Commission’s investigation suggests that Temu
India cruise past Ireland 4-0 in Junior Women’s Hockey World Cup
Poornima Yadav’s double leads dominant Pool C performance in Santiago India defeated Ireland 4-0 in the Junior Women’s Hockey World Cup Pool C match in Santiago on Friday, with forward Poornima Yadav scoring twice and Kanika Siwach and Sakshi Rana adding one goal each. India earned a penalty corner within the first 12 seconds but
