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Russia and Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Violating Easter Ceasefire
Russia and Ukraine have accused each other of breaching a one-day Easter ceasefire announced by Russian President Vladimir Putin, with both sides reporting hundreds of attacks. The ceasefire, intended to halt hostilities until midnight Moscow time (10 PM Irish time) on Sunday, April 20, 2025... -
Russia Declares 30-Hour Easter Truce in Ukraine
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary 30-hour ceasefire in Ukraine, dubbed an "Easter truce," set to last until 22:00 BST on Sunday (00:00 Moscow time). The move, described as a humanitarian gesture, comes amid ongoing conflict that began with Russia's invasion of Ukraine on... -
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Opinion: McGregor's Bold Stance on Immigration Shakes Up Ireland’s Political Scene Conor McGregor’s recent interview with Tucker Carlson, aired on April 18, 2025, has once again thrust the former UFC champion into the political spotlight. His fiery rhetoric, accusing the Irish government of...- News
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Conor McGregor’s interview with Tucker Carlson
Conor McGregor says the Irish people are intentionally being erased by mass migration. He’s considering a run for president of Ireland to stop it. Former UFC star Conor McGregor sat down for a fiery hour-long interview with ex-Fox News host Tucker Carlson, released Friday evening. Filmed at the... -
Irish News Sinn Féin Surges in Polls as Fine Gael Hits Record Low
A new Ipsos B&A poll, published by the Irish Times, shows Sinn Féin has significantly increased its support, reclaiming the lead as the country’s most popular political party. According to the survey, Sinn Féin now stands at 26%, a six-point jump since the last poll in November 2024, conducted... -
Irish News Dublin Looks to Introduce Tourist Tax by September to Fund City Services
A tourist tax on hotel stays in Dublin could be implemented as early as September, as the city’s four local authorities unite behind legislation to introduce the measure. The proposed tax would see visitors charged an additional fee on their accommodation bill, with the goal of using the funds... -
Irish News Housing Assistance Options Shrinking, Simon Communities Warns
The availability of rental properties under the Housing Assistance Payment (HAP) scheme has continued to decline across Ireland, according to the latest report from the Simon Communities of Ireland. In its quarterly Locked Out of the Market study, the charity found that just 41 properties were... -
ECB Poised to Cut Interest Rates as Inflation Nears Target
The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to announce a quarter-point cut in interest rates later today, a move aimed at supporting the eurozone economy as inflation continues to ease. The anticipated rate cut would lower the ECB’s main deposit rate from 2.5% to 2.25%, bringing the cost of... -
Meloni Heads to Washington for High-Stakes Talks with Trump Amid EU Trade Concerns
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is travelling to the United States this week for a closely watched meeting with President Donald Trump, navigating a delicate balance between defending EU trade unity and maintaining her warm ties with the White House. The visit comes just weeks after Trump... -
NHS Under Pressure to Update Guidance Following Supreme Court Ruling on Single-Sex Spaces
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has warned that the NHS and other public bodies will be expected to follow new legal guidance on the definition of single-sex spaces, following a landmark UK Supreme Court ruling. The ruling, delivered unanimously by the court, confirms that... -
High-Level Talks in Paris Aim to Accelerate Push for Ukraine Ceasefire
Senior diplomatic figures from the United States and Europe are meeting in Paris today to discuss coordinated efforts to bring the war in Ukraine to an end, amid growing pressure for a ceasefire following a series of deadly Russian attacks. The talks are being hosted by French President... -
WHO Members Agree on Historic Treaty to Improve Future Pandemic Response
After years of negotiation, World Health Organization (WHO) member states have reached a landmark agreement on a legally binding international treaty aimed at preventing the chaos and inequity witnessed during the COVID-19 pandemic. The new pact, which has been three years in the making... -
EU Labels Seven Nations as 'Safe' to Fast-Track Asylum Rejections and Boost Deportations
The European Union has unveiled a list of seven countries it now considers "safe countries of origin", aiming to streamline asylum procedures and speed up migrant returns. The move is designed to make it more difficult for people from these nations to secure asylum in the EU. The countries... -
Joe Biden Slams Trump Over Social Security Cuts in First Major Speech Since Leaving Office
Former U.S. President Joe Biden has launched a sharp critique of Donald Trump's administration, accusing it of gutting essential government services and putting the retirement security of millions of Americans at risk. Speaking to a gathering of disability rights advocates in Chicago, Biden... -
Irish News Over 109,000 Adverse Incidents Reported in Irish Health Service in 2024
The Health Service Executive (HSE) has confirmed that over 109,300 adverse incidents were reported across Ireland’s public health system last year, including 497 classified as extreme and 158 deemed major in severity. According to newly released data, 469 deaths were recorded among the reported... -
Irish News Rapeseed Oil on the Rise in Ireland Amid Supply Shocks and Climate Pressures
Rapeseed oil is gaining ground in Irish supermarkets as supply issues with sunflower oil and surging prices for olive oil push both consumers and producers toward more local alternatives. New data suggests that the market for Irish rapeseed oil is set to reach €33.3 million by 2029, representing... -
Irish News Greenlink Interconnector Between Ireland and Wales Officially Launched in Wexford
A major step forward in Ireland’s energy infrastructure was marked today with the official launch of the Greenlink electricity interconnector, linking Wexford, Ireland to Pembrokeshire, Wales. The €1 billion project, now fully operational after completing its 60-day regulatory trial, was... -
Irish News Irish Property Prices Rise by 8% as Housing Demand Continues to Outstrip Supply
Home prices across Ireland continue to climb, rising by 8% in the year to February 2025, according to the latest figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO). Although this marks a slight slowdown from the 8.2% annual increase recorded in January, the data shows that housing... -
UK Supreme Court Defines 'Woman' as Biological Female in Landmark Ruling
In a unanimous decision, the UK Supreme Court has ruled that the term "woman" under the 2010 Equality Act refers to biological females, siding with campaign group For Women Scotland in a significant legal battle against the Scottish government. The ruling, which clarifies the definition of "sex"... -
A Common-Sense Victory for women with Clarity in Law
The UK Supreme Court’s unanimous decision to define “woman” and “sex” in the 2010 Equality Act as referring to biological sex is a resounding victory for common sense. This landmark ruling, the culmination of a hard-fought legal battle led by For Women Scotland against the Scottish government...