3 h. ago Sale of vapes to be restricted in same way as cigarettes under new legislation

Shops will have to ‘hide’ vapes, with ban on single-use devices, ‘significant’ restrictions on flavours to reduce appeal to young people

Politics

4 h. ago Finn McRedmond: It’s no wonder people my age are miserable. Everyone keeps telling them they’re totally screwed

If you want to tell Gen-Z time and again that they’re be depressed, don’t be surprised if you make it true

Politics

4 h. ago ‘People want to get their pain dealt with and move on’: Irish patients turn to European healthcare scheme for procedures abroad

Relatively low costs for many treatments are a further incentive for many Irish to visit Spain, says company helping patients access treatments

Science

4 h. ago Demining in Syria: ‘People are desperate to go back to their houses... In their mind the main threat is gone’

There have been more than 900 mine-related injuries or fatalities in Syria since the fall of the Assad regime

Events

4 h. ago Flying to Spain for medical care: ‘The Irish really appreciate the services; they are actually really easy patients’

Low cost of European healthcare scheme for treatment abroad a further incentive for many Irish to visit Spain, says company helping patients

Science

13 h. ago Iran enters near total internet blackout as Trump remains cryptic over potential US strikes

Israeli attacks on Tehran kill an estimated 585 people by Tuesday, while Iran’s supreme leader calls US president’s rhetoric ‘absurd’

Politics

15 h. ago ‘It feels like home to me’: Mr Price staff demonstrate value of employing disabled people

Ireland has ‘one of the lowest employment rates’ in Europe for people with disabilities, which is ‘just not acceptable’, says Minister

Politics

15 h. ago 'Don't tell too many people': A financial advisor on what to do if you've just won the Lotto

An independent financial advisor says that it’s important to let ‘euphoria die down’ before major decisions get made.

Politics

18 h. ago Eleven arrests after 14 police officers injured in Derry rioting 

Eleven people have been arrested after 14 police officers were injured during rioting in Derry last night. Petrol bombs, fireworks,… The post Eleven arrests after 14 police officers injured in Derry rioting  appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

19 h. ago Team raises €1.5m for children impacted by cancer by climbing highest mountain in every county

The 25 people completed the challenge “26 Mountains 2 Mayo” in just nine days.

Politics

22 h. ago Deputy Ward raises Donegal’s public transport woes in the Dáil

Deputy Charles Ward has told the Dáil that people in Donegal are unable to rely on public transport to get… The post Deputy Ward raises Donegal’s public transport woes in the Dáil appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

22 h. ago Israeli troops kill 11 Palestinians waiting for food, with 19 killed in strikes, Gaza's civil defence says

A spokesman said 11 Palestinians were killed while waiting for food in central Gaza, while an Israeli strike killed a further 19 people.

Events

22 h. ago HIQA chief executive says RTÉ Investigates documentary raised 'deeply concerning issues'

The programme exposed serious care failures at two nursing homes run by Emeis Ireland, including staff misconduct and abuse allegations.

Events

22 h. ago Gardaí arrest and charge 47 people over North Dublin robberies

A total of 76 charges are being brought against those arrested in this phase of the investigation

Events

23 h. ago Gaza's civil defence agency says 30 Palestinians killed by Israeli fire

A spokesman said 11 Palestinians were killed while waiting for food in central Gaza, while an Israeli strike killed a further 19 people.

Events

26 h. ago Judge orders Trump administration to resume issuing passports for trans Americans

Trump ended an official policy that recognised a third gender, denoted by an ‘X’ on US passports.

Politics

27 h. ago Lack of progress moving younger people from nursing homes slammed as 'completely unacceptable'

Ger Deering warned that the HSE’s ‘Under 65′ programme faces collapse without urgent government funding, which would leave many stuck in unsuitable care.

Politics

28 h. ago As an Irish person in Australia there is one question I’m always asked

Laura Kennedy: Most people stay vaguely where they originate unless there’s a powerful external reason to leave

Politics

28 h. ago Róisín Ingle: I thought Paul McCartney had sent me a gift after my cancer diagnosis

I rang my friend Paul Howard, a huge Beatles fan, to tell him all about it

Science

37 h. ago ‘A roof over your head is seen as a luxury’: Hundreds attend housing protest outside Dáil

Among Raise the Roof demonstrators were couple in ‘very secure jobs’ but ‘still not able to afford property in Dublin’

Politics