6 h. ago Sex Abuse Case That Could Put Former FCI Dublin Guard in Prison for Life Goes to Jury

Sex Abuse Case That Could Put Former FCI Dublin Guard in Prison for Life Goes to Jury  KQED

Events

12 h. ago Man who sexually assaulted daughter's friend jailed for two years

Judge Dara Hayes said it was clear that the man’s behaviour had “a considerable impact” on the teenager. He said it represented a “serious breach of trust”.

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13 h. ago Judge asks for psychiatric report on man who allegedly threatened to 'slit' TD's wife's throat

Joseph Cloherty, 42, of no fixed address, faces a charge under section 5 of the Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person Act.

Events

15 h. ago Sabina Higgins to Plant the 600,000th Tree in the 100 Million Trees Project at Dublin’s Arbour Hill Prison

Sabina Higgins to Plant the 600,000th Tree in the 100 Million Trees Project at Dublin’s Arbour Hill Prison  Dublin Gazette Newspapers

Events

16 h. ago Brother of Mr Flashy jailed for firing assault rifle from back of house

When Eric O'Driscoll (23) is released from prison, the court ordered that he keep the peace and not associate with six named individuals for one year, or he could face a further 12 months in prison.

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36 h. ago Binyamin Netanyahu to meet Donald Trump in Washington as Israel continues to pound Gaza

This will be the Israeli prime minister’s second White House visit since Trump’s return to power

Politics

38 h. ago Finance minister rules out wage subsidy scheme for firms affected by tariffs

It comes as government ministers and businesses grapple with the 20 per cent tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.

Politics

39 h. ago Spraoi agus Spórt Couch to 5K launching in Carndonagh next week!

Spraoi agus Spórt has announced the return of its popular Couch to 5K training programme, starting on 8th April 2025,… The post Spraoi agus Spórt Couch to 5K launching in Carndonagh next week! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

40 h. ago Finance Minister rules out wage subsidy scheme in response to US tariffs (for now)

Paschal Donohoe said the government will be engaging with Irish firms on an employer by employer basis.

Politics

44 h. ago US government says judge cannot order return of man sent to El Salvador prison

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s deportation was described by the White House as an ‘administrative error’.

Events

46 h. ago 'No king for USA': Tens of thousands march in US against President Trump 'devastation'

The “Hands Off!” protests were against the Trump administration’s handling of government downsizing, human rights and the economy, among other issues.

Politics

48 h. ago Danny McCoy: US tariffs make it even more important for Ireland to enhance business competitiveness

Government must act swiftly to support businesses already feeling acute impact of tariffs

Economics

49 h. ago Galway design student impresses judges with her Oriental bathroom concept

A bathroom with a strong Oriental theme was enough to win a prestigious prize for a Galway design student – seeing off national competition in the process. Technological University Dublin student Honor Curé from Kilcolgan was announced as the winner of the 2025 Bathroom Designer of the Year Award, sponsored by leading bathroom designers Sonas. […] The post Galway design student impresses judges with her Oriental bathroom concept appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

58 h. ago Protesters tee off against Trump and Musk in ‘Hands Off!’ rallies across US

Government downsizing, alarm over the economy and human rights concerns were the focus of the protests.

Politics

65 h. ago Man who threatened gardaí with glass handed suspended sentence

A man who threatened to throw a glass at gardaí on Letterkenny Main Street has been given a suspended prison… The post Man who threatened gardaí with glass handed suspended sentence appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

66 h. ago Independent Ireland TD says Government hasn't "a bulls clue" on water infrastructure for home building

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The Government seemingly doesn’t have “a bulls clue” when it comes to the importance and cost of water infrastructure to support home building. That’s according to local TD Michael Fitzmaurice, who says 85% of the towns in Ireland don’t have the capacity for new homes. Speaking to […] The post Independent Ireland TD says Government hasn't "a bulls clue" on water infrastructure for home building appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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3 d. ago Man sentenced to seven years in prison for hijacking car with five

Man sentenced to seven years in prison for hijacking car with five-month-old baby in back  Dublin Live

Events

3 d. ago Trump tariffs: Coalition to push back on requests for business supports

Planning under way for Tánaiste Simon Harris to travel to Washington to meet US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick

Politics

3 d. ago Plan for sweeping governance changes at UL following botched property deals

Recent controversies at University of Limerick posed ‘significant risk to the university’s future success and reputation’, internal report says

Politics

3 d. ago Some religious orders’ refusal to contribute to mother and baby home redress shows ‘lack of compassion’

Some survivors want Government to seize assets of religious orders who refuse to pay

Politics