9 h. ago Tánaiste says gardaí should investigate treatment of nursing home residents in RTÉ documentary

A recent RTÉ Investigates programme investigated poor treatment and practices at two nursing homes in the same chain.

Events

9 h. ago Analysts ‘did not identify’ DNA of Dublin firefighter accused of raping woman in Boston hotel, US court hears

Terence Crosbie denies the charges and has pleaded not guilty

Events

10 h. ago Court hears Dublin firefighter accused of US rape not a 'DNA contributor' to victim

Court hears Dublin firefighter accused of US rape not a 'DNA contributor' to victim  Dublin Live

Events

12 h. ago Teenage boy whose life is at risk has ‘no interest in care’, court told

Boy has amassed drug debt and two teenagers he was living with were shot at, court hears

Events

13 h. ago Man accused of €100k raid at jewellery shop and burgling a Nando's

A garda told the court today that a box of jewellery worth €100,000 was beside him during his arrested.

Politics

13 h. ago Taxpayer on the hook for €444,412 in claims over collapse of Platinum Travel

The Dublin based travel agency went out of business on December 19th last and the annual report from the Irish Aviation Authority’s Travellers’ Protection Fund shows that the Platinum Travel Ltd bond covered only €47,143 of claims made in 2024.

Economics

15 h. ago Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's faces

A data watchdog ruled that biometric data gathered through applications for the Public Services Card lacked clear legal basis and violated privacy laws.

Economics

15 h. ago Ireland needs a plan to protect its undersea cables and government wants your views

The new maritime security strategy is expected to be published before the end of the year and is likely to focus on security of critical undersea infrastructure such as internet and electrical cables.

Politics

16 h. ago Child (12) seeking international protection was missing for 18 months from State care, Hiqa report

Hiqa recently inspected the Tusla welfare service for unaccompanied and separated children seeking international protection

Society

16 h. ago Unclear whether child (12), missing from State care since 2023, has been located

Hiqa recently inspected the Tusla welfare service for unaccompanied and separated children seeking international protection

Society

17 h. ago Protections for tenants who live outside current Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs) to be brought forward next week

Government rejects Sinn Féin accusation it is ‘scrambling around under pressure from the Opposition and changing their plan’

Events

17 h. ago Couple assaulted and threatened with gun during evening burglary at south Dublin home

The owner of the home, a man in his 60s, was taken to hospital for treatment after the burglary.

Events

19 h. ago Gardaí under scrutiny over Evan Fitzgerald case amid claim court was ‘misled’

Labour TD asks why gardaí said they were ‘investigating’ source of guns when ‘the guns were actually given to him by An Garda Síochána’

Events

19 h. ago Around 30 unaccompanied children in State care were reported missing during service inspection

In the most recent inspection of the Tusla service, around 30 children were reported as missing and unaccounted for.

Events

20 h. ago Department of Social Protection fined €550,000 over facial scans

Department also ordered to come up with valid lawful basis for the use of facial scans and facial matching software for registration of Public Services Cards

Politics

22 h. ago Woman avoids contempt after Judge asks if she was recording in Letterkenny court

A woman avoided being charged with contempt of court after being caught taking a photograph of an accused during a… The post Woman avoids contempt after Judge asks if she was recording in Letterkenny court appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

25 h. ago South Africans in Ireland complain of holiday visa delays since new rules came in

South Africans in Ireland complain of holiday visa delays since new rules came in  The Irish Times

Politics

25 h. ago EirGrid paid former boss Mark Foley €347,000 last year after he stepped down as court case loomed

Foley resigned as chief executive of State company on April 12th

Economics

33 h. ago Dublin firefighter accused of raping woman in Boston hotel says he ‘didn’t touch’ her, US court hears

Dublin firefighter accused of raping woman in Boston hotel says he ‘didn’t touch’ her, US court hears  The Irish Times

Events

36 h. ago Stranorlar man accused of giving Garda black eye and spitting at him

A Stranorlar man accused of a serious assault on a Garda has appeared in court. Darin Reid appeared before Letterkenny… The post Stranorlar man accused of giving Garda black eye and spitting at him appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics