The Taliban is likely to announce new government for Afghanistan following the US army’s withdrawal from the country. The announcement of a new administration, earlier expected to be made after Friday afternoon prayers, would now not happen until Saturday at the earliest, a Taliban spokesman said. The Taliban leader Hebatullah Akhundzada will be the Supreme … Read more
A huge collection of jewellery has been recovered from Meath and the owner has not been identified yet. Gardai officers from Navan said the haul included statement pieces including bracelets, earrings, necklaces and pendants. A garda spokesperson said on the Meath Crime Prevention Facebook page: “Navan Gardai recovered these pieces of jewellery recently and are … Read more
The Department of Justice has launched a new campaign aiming to help victims of online sex abuse to report the content and make sure those behind the abuse get prosecuted. The campaign is part of ‘The national centre for combatting illegal content online,’ which has been established in 1999. Under the campaign, the authorities are … Read more
The Data Protection Commission (DPC) of Ireland fined the world-famous messaging app WhatsApp a record €225 million. The company was fined heavily after DPC found that they have violated privacy rules after an investigation launched in 2018 following allegations. It has been found that the tech giant had violated European Union data rules and later … Read more
A new report by Dublin Live is has become a huge concern among the public where it shows that 157 people were hospitalized in Dublin last year alone after being stabbed. The city came under light due to the increased assaults against civilians including brutal stabbing and attacking. Out of 157 victims, 136 were males … Read more
Irish government’s prestigious programme ‘Housing for All’ is unveiling today and aims to build 300,000 new homes by the end of this decade. The government will spend €4 billion per year for the programme to tackle the prevailing homeless crisis in Ireland. With this, the government is optimistic about ending homelessness in the country by … Read more
The National Public Health Emergency Team (Nphet) is expecting a surge in Covid cases this month in which up to 5,000 daily cases can be reported. According to a ‘central scenario’ modelled by Nphet following the reopening plans, the experts are worried that 3,000 to 5,000 Covid infections can be seen and the hospitalisatios will … Read more
The Covid-19 restrictions in Ireland will be eased gradually, starting from September 6, Taoiseach Micheal Martin confirmed. Though the virus threat is still there, the government is planning more reopening with an optimism that it will help the country take off from the severe economic impacts caused by the pandemic. Also more will be done … Read more
The VHCCI is celebrating Sri Krishna Janmashtami at the Dublin Mandir (temple) on Monday 30th August. You may follow the VHCCI Facebook page for further information: https://m.facebook.com/Hindu.ie/
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Saanvi Kaushik (13) from Cork City has won the technology category at Technovation, a global competition that saw 5,900 girls from 60 countries develop 1,700 mobile apps that solve community problems. Stellar, the App developed by Saanvi, was selected as the best in the technology category beating entries from all over the globe. Stellar, an … Read more
Irish Olympian Jack Woolley was assaulted along with some other innocent people by a group of youngsters in Dublin on Friday night. The 22-year-old taekwondo contestant in Tokyo Olympics posted his photos after assault on Instagram and described the shocking experience he had near River Liffey. He had facial injuries, now being treated in the … Read more
The first case of Marburg virus in West Africa was confirmed in Guinea, a statement from World Health Organisation revealed. The virus can cause haemorrhagic fever and is capable of wide spreading, warned the officials. The confirmation comes just after two months the WHO declared an end to the country’s second outbreak of Ebola virus. … Read more
Using artificial body parts is not rare in humans. We have even seen pet dogs or cats with artificial legs. But in Vienna, the researchers have helped a bearded vulture to stand on his own feet by reconstructing its amputated foot. And may be this one is the ‘first bionic bird in the world.’ Bearded … Read more
The candy bar giant Snickers forced to pull their new advertisement in Spain amid criticism that spreading homophobia. The advertisement was featuring Aless Gibaja, a social media influencer in Spain turning in to a bearded man after taking a bite from Snickers bar. The commercial also depicted Gibaja in a ‘sexy’ way which the waiters … Read more