IRELAND

A boy who fell into the inlet in the cliffs dead at West Cork while in a camping trip with his friends. They were a group of 12 camping at the cliffs near Garretstown. The guy, Conor King, was a third year student at the Munster Technological University. Volunteers from the coast guard unit and … Read more

The decision of HSE to pay €12.5 to CPL, a recruitment company has been rated wrong by Louise O’Reilly, the spokesperson of Sinn Fein’s employment wing. The company provided agents as vaccinators and testing and tracing workers. The HSE explained that they adopted this way in order to facilitate their working and deal with the … Read more

Ireland feel more heat and dryness as the temperature hit 20 degrees in many counties like Mt Dilon in Roscommon and Belmullet and Newport in Mayo. The onshore winds make the eastern side more cooler, thus creating a clear east west divide in the weather. The increase in temperature will go on till Monday and … Read more

Data protection and retention expert TJ McIntyre, through his report, said that most political parties in Ireland have breached data protection rules. He said that there is no element of surprise in this detail and all parties may have done this at any point in the course of time. Prof. McIntyre, the chair of Digital … Read more

The 18 year old boy who was in the custody of Garda following the kidnapping of a 14 year old girl was presented before the district judge via videolink. He was also charged with several motoring offences and indecent image along with the abduction case. The solicitor of the accused, Sophie McClintock argued that her … Read more

Minister for Health Stephen Donelly after a discussion with the HSE had announced that people who are housebound and eligible for the Covid 19 vaccine will get their first jab by the end of next month. They will be contacted in the coming days and will be vaccinated soon. The second doses for the respective … Read more

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland had recalled certain batches of Heera sesame natural seeds as they found out the presence of Ethylene Oxide which is an unauthorised pesticide. The EU doesn’t permit the use of Ethylene Oxide in food items. There is no immediate health health risk when consumed but it can cause health … Read more

The Dublin City Council had announced that the markets in parks will be reopened from 24th April onwards. As a part of lifting the restrictions, the government had decided to open spaces which provides enjoyment and relaxation to the public who had been kept safe in their homes for almost an year. On April 24 … Read more

FSAI recalls the product by Dunnes Stores after detecting the presence of Barley which could cause allergies to many. The product recalled is My Family Favourites Sliced Beetroot in Malt Vinegar. Barley is not declared in the ingredients list published on the packets. The product contains gluten less than 20ppm which is suitable for coeliacs … Read more

The Dublin Criminal Court found out that the death of the worker Andezej Buraczewski, happened due to the defect in the scaffold in which the worker was standing. The construction company and its owner was fined by the court after they admitted the fault from their part. The company should pay a fine of €40,000 … Read more

Svetlana Murphy who was missing had been safely found by the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) from Belfast. An 18 year old boy was arrested by the PSNI and is currently with the team in enquiries. Garda cancelled their CRI alert and all tweets on CRI had been removed from the site. Her missing … Read more

A legal case has been filed against AstraZeneca vaccine by the European Commission on violating the contractual agreements. Minister for Health Stephen Donelly said that he had joined Ireland among the parties against AstraZeneca. The vaccine providers have failed to carry out the agreements for months of April May and June. Doctors had adviced people … Read more

80 new jobs will be created by Shannon Technical Services, an Irish Owned aviation firm, as they open a new office in Dublin by the end of 2023. The company is looking to expand their employability from 40 employers currently to 120 while they reach the end of 2023. They opens window for jobs in … Read more

South Dublin County Council, which is a large urban local authority is in search for a Fitter Mechanic and Active Travel Officer to work with them. They need motivated and talented people who can sync with them and who are curious to explore diverse backgrounds and experiences. Employees are provided opportunities to learn develop and … Read more