Slovak PM Robert Fico says he ‘forgives’ would-be assassin and may return to work in weeks
Fico said he should be back to work at the end of June, and that he felt “no hatred” towards his attacker.
Revenue officers find €403,200 worth of cannabis in passenger’s luggage in Dublin Airport
The arrested man had come to Dublin onboard a flight which originated from Malaysia.
Man in his 20s seriously injured in assault in Dublin city yesterday afternoon
Gardaí are seeking any witnesses to the assault to come forward.
This May was Ireland’s warmest on record – and only the second in decades to average over 13 degrees
Met Éireann recorded an average temperature of 13.08 degrees Celsius in May 2024.
Intel announces sale of 49% stake in its new Leixlip plant for $11 billion
The deal between Intel and Apollo is expected to close in the second quarter of 2024.
Varadkar: ‘I can now be more frank. Trump re-election wouldn’t be good for the world’
Varadkar says his biggest worry is Trump won’t protect Ukraine.
Careful now: Ireland’s fiscal watchdog cautions Government to avoid giveaway Budget
“This is not the time for loose budgetary policy,” said Professor Michael McMahon of the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council.
Some migrant candidates afraid to canvass or use posters amid fears their children will be targeted
The Immigrant Council of Ireland has raised concerns about candidates being threatened, as well as voter intimidation, ahead of Friday’s elections.
