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Raids on Dublin's Henry and Moore Street Stalls Spark Controversy

The recent raids on Henry Street and Moore Street have spotlighted the tension between enforcing laws against counterfeit goods and supporting the traditional street trading community that contributes to Dublin's cultural heritage. As au...

Dublin Airport Embraces Holiday Frenzy Amidst Passenger Caps

Christmas travel ushers in a festive mood despite limits, as Dublin Airport braces for peak traffic days.

Ireland's Housing Crisis: Renters Squeeze Through the Eye of Financial Hardship

New study reveals staggering income discrepancies, as Budget 2025 faces scrutiny over its adequacy in addressing the profound economic strain on vulnerable households.

Left-leaning Alliance in Ireland: A Strategic Gamble in the Face of Right-leaning Dominance

Opposition Parties Mull Collaboration to Counter New Coalition, Tackling Voter Concerns on Housing, Health, and Climate

Diplomatic Rift: Israel Closes Dublin Embassy Amidst Accusations of Bias

Israel accuses Ireland of supporting terrorists while failing to recognize Hamas’s use of civilians as human shields in Gaza

Syria's Future: A Fight for Democracy or Another Cycle of Oppression?

As the West turns its back on Syria’s future, the country faces a deepening struggle for true democracy amidst regional and global challenges.

UK Considers Sending Troops to Ukraine: A Strategic Move or Intensifying The Proxy War?

With escalating tensions and increasing military support, the UK's potential decision to send troops to Ukraine raises questions about its true objectives. Is it a genuine defense of Ukrainian sovereignty or a calculated geopolitical mov...

EU Orders Apple to Open Up: A Bold Move Against Corporate Monopolies

As the EU takes a stand against Apple's restrictive practices, questions arise over the global response to tech giants' influence on competition and consumers.

Europe’s Leadership Crisis: Is the EU Ready for a Change of Guard?

Amid political instability and stagnation, Europe faces a pivotal moment in its future as Trump’s return challenges the status quo and demands stronger leadership that prioritizes citizens over global elites.

Elon Musk’s Influence on UK Politics: A Disruptive Force for Democracy or a Dangerous Trend?

As Musk’s potential donations to Nigel Farage's Reform UK raise concerns, the debate intensifies over the role of foreign influence in Britain’s political landscape.

Ulster University's Derry Expansion: A £291 Million Catalyst for Economic Revival

Ambitious plans to expand Ulster University Magee Campus promise economic and social transformation, aiming for 10,000 students amid substantial investment and strategic collaborations.

Sinn Féin's Resilience: McDonald Defends Leadership Amidst Coalition Setback

Mary Lou McDonald asserts her role's importance as Sinn Féin emerges stronger despite falling short in forming an Irish government.

Israel Closes Dublin Embassy Amid Rising Diplomatic Tensions with Ireland

A nuanced dispute over human rights and security concerns strains Irish-Israeli relations, highlighting clashing diplomatic identities.

Ireland’s Inflation Dips Amid Hopeful Yet Perilous Economic Strategies

Amid political and economic uncertainties, the European Central Bank’s interest rate cuts aim to stimulate growth while balancing future risks.

Diplomatic Ire: Israel Shuts Dublin Embassy Over Alleged Irish Antisemitism

Amidst escalating geopolitical tensions, Israel's closure of its embassy in Dublin highlights a complex weave of historical grievances and divergent diplomatic philosophies.

Nando's Defies Fiscal Fluctuations with Bold Expansion in Ireland

Navigating the Twin Currents of Rising Costs and Increased Revenue, the Casual Dining Chain Embarks on an Ambitious Growth Strategy

Former Crisis Chief Warns of Potential Backlash Against EU Climate Strategy

With political tensions escalating, the EU stays resolute in upholding its climate objectives, despite challenges from international leaders and adjustments to internal policies.

Garda May Release Photos of Persons of Interest to Tackle Serious Disorder

Commissioner Drew Harris defends the controversial policy after successful use during Dublin riots, amid privacy concerns.

Major Cannabis Bust in South Dublin Leads to Arrest

Irish Authorities Seize €217,000 Worth of Cannabis and Over €5,400 in Cash in Coordinated Operation

Extensive Rat Infestation Discovered at Government Buildings

CCTV Investigation Reveals Vulnerable Sewage System at Department of An Taoiseach

Pep Guardiola Admits Struggles Amid Manchester City’s Crisis

Manchester City Suffers Eighth Loss in 11 Matches, Guardiola Acknowledges His Inability to Reverse the Decline

Simon Coveney Announces Departure from Cabinet

Minister for Enterprise Simon Coveney to Step Down from Cabinet Role, Continues as Cork South Central TD

Leinster Coach Urges Improvement Ahead of Champions Cup Resumption

Leo Cullen emphasizes the need for greater coherence and performance as Leinster gears up for upcoming European and domestic challenges.

Furlong and Porter Extend Contracts with Leinster and Ireland Until 2027

Prominent Props Tadhg Furlong and Andrew Porter Secure Their Rugby Futures with New Deals

Munster's Jack Crowley: Facing Challenges and Expectations

After a tough night in Castres, interim head coach Ian Costello reflects on Jack Crowley's resilience and the strategic squad rotations in Munster's recent game.

Niall Boylan Leaves Classic Hits Radio to Run for European Parliament

Renowned Radio Presenter Steps Down to Represent Dublin as an Independent Ireland Candidate

Dublin Councillor Attacked in Anti-Immigration Assault

Councillor Tania Doyle recounts a harrowing attack near her home as tensions over immigration rise.

Third Threatening Call Against Justice Minister Investigated

Gardaí Launch Investigation as Helen McEntee Faces Series of Threats

Migrant Political Candidates in Dublin Face Abuse and Intimidation

Fine Gael's migrant-background candidates report threats and racial abuse during election campaigns, highlighting issues of racism and harassment.

Eamon Ryan Announces Departure as Green Party Leader

After Three Decades in Public Office, Ryan Steps Down to Focus on Family and Personal Priorities

Irish Local Election Candidate Vows to Continue Campaign Despite Racist Abuse

Roopesh Kumar Panicker, an independent candidate in Dublin, faces intimidation but remains committed to his political mission.

Anticipated November Election as Independents Gain Momentum

Ivan Yates Predicts Political Shift in Ireland Amidst Declining Green and Major Party Support

Former Social Democrats Leaders Catherine Murphy and Roisin Shortall Announce Political Retirement

Murphy and Shortall step down to pave the way for new leadership, highlighting their legacy and commitment to a social democratic future.

Roderic O'Gorman Anticipates Increased Protests Amidst Green Party Leadership Bid

O'Gorman addresses potential for escalating demonstrations following social media hostility and his focus beyond climate change

Simon Coveney Announces Departure from Politics

After 26 years of service, the former Tánaiste will not contest the next general election.

Rory Hearne Selected as Social Democrats Candidate in Dublin North-West

Housing Campaigner Rory Hearne Aims to Succeed Retiring Róisín Shortall in Upcoming General Election

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