Irish actress, writer Clare Dunne named as European Shooting Star

Irish actress, writer and creator Clare Dunne, has been chosen as one of 10 young actors to watch out for in the 25th-anniversary edition of European Shooting Stars. Dunne, known for her roles in Kin, Herself and Annie+ received Best Actress nominations from the Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards, The British Independent Film Awards and the Irish Film and Television … Read more

Ashling Murphy (23) killing was ‘truly shocking crime’ – Irish Justice Minister

The killing of a woman who was attacked on the banks of a canal in Tullamore, County Offaly, was a “truly shocking crime”, Ireland’s Justice Minister Helen McEntee has said. “My thoughts tonight are with the family of the young woman killed in a truly shocking crime, with her friends and with her community. Please … Read more

“I’m not a politician I’m a golfer”, Irish golfer Shane Lowry says

Former British Open champion Shane Lowry is happy to honour his contract to compete in the Saudi International, despite the ongoing controversy surrounding the event. Shane Lowry said “I’m not a politician I’m a golfer”, as he safeguarded his decision to play in next month’s Saudi International.  While addressing the media in advance of the … Read more

Dr George Leslie create history by becoming a Peace Commissioner

Adding a feather in his cap, Dr George Leslie created history as the first non-Irish citizen to be appointed as a Peace Commissioner in the county. Dr Leslie received confirmation of his appointment in a letter from Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee. Speaking to the Enniscorthy Guardian, he said it’s a privilege and “great honour” for … Read more

Sales of hybrids overtake petrol and diesel models in the Irish new car market

Hybrids are now the most favored new cars on the Irish market, outselling either petrol or diesel models, according to initial registration figures for the first 10 days of the year. Sales of regular hybrids have been increased by 30% of the new car market, with plug-in hybrids making up another 9.8 %t. This compares … Read more

Omicron will be infected over half of Europeans in weeks: WHO

WHO’s top Europe official said more than 50% of continent’s population will get infected with coronavirus variant within the next six to eight weeks. There were more than 7 million new cases of the omicron variant of COVID-19 across Europe in the first week of January, more than doubling in just two weeks, the World Health Organisation … Read more

Nursing home visitors should self test for Covid from today even they have no symptoms

The Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) has issued new guidelines for people visiting nursing homes from today. According to a report by the Breaking News.ie., it says regular visitors should be advised to consider self-testing for Covid-19 twice weekly even when they have no symptoms. Also occasional visitors should be advised to consider self-testing for … Read more

Finders Foods recalling batch of Chicken Liver Pate due to an incorrect use-by date printed on pack

Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued a recall notice for Finders Foods regarding a batch of its Chicken Liver Pate due to an incorrect use-by date printed on the label. The use-by date stated on the label is 07/02/2022, however, the correct use-by date is 07/01/2022. Point-of-sale recall notices will be displayed in … Read more

Sinn Fein unlikely to form a government even though it remains the most popular party in the country

Sinn Fein remains the most popular political party in Ireland in the latest poll conducted by The Sunday Independent/Ireland Thinks. The main opposition party has the support of 33% of the people, which is way ahead of the government coalition parties. Fine Gael is down two points to 23% and Fianna Fáil rose by two … Read more