Fire at derelict hotel in Co Fermanagh was likely deliberate, says NI Fire Service
The hotel closed in 2015 and has been boarded up since.
Man (24) pleads guilty over arson incidents at five Cork stores earlier this year
Samuel Nunes Neto was charged with five counts of causing criminal damage by fire in Cork city centre on 25 February.
Michael Shine victims hold Dáil meeting as calls continue for public inquiry into paedophile doctor
This year marks 60 years since the first alleged sexual assault by the disgraced doctor.
Ryanair seek more slots at Dublin Airport ahead of meeting with Minister over passenger cap
CEO Michael O’Leary is due to meet with junior transport minister James Lawless later today.
Additional €100 million to be allocated to First Home Scheme
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien brought a memo to Cabinet yesterday seeking approval for the expansion of the scheme.
FG manifesto pledge for publicly funded childcare to be outlined by Harris at party think-in
Harris will host his first Fine Gael party think-in in Tullamore today.
Ireland left in pit of despair after another Greek defeat
Ireland fell to a 2-0 defeat at home.
Germany insists move to launch border controls with neighbour countries in line with EU rules
Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition has come under pressure to address the issue, which has fuelled the political rise of the far-right AfD.
