NATO country’s ex-intel chief decries ‘insane’ treason charges
Denmark’s former head of intelligence, Lars Findsen, will be tried for treason alongside former Defense Minister Claus Frederiksen Read Full Article at RT.com
Israel demands Canada acknowledge ‘historic sins’ amid Nazi veteran scandal
Israel has urged Canada to acknowledge its policy of harboring Nazis after World War II in the wake of a Nazi veteran scandal Read Full Article at RT.com
World baffled by EU’s stance on Ukraine – Hungarian FM
Most countries don’t share the EU’s approach to the conflict in Ukraine and want it to end swiftly, Hungary’s FM Peter Szijjarto has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Ireland’s most battered bridge claims latest victim as truck gets wedged
The Shanty Bridge on Blakestown Road in Mulhuddart is infamous for its low-hanging overpass, and has claimed the roofs of countless vehicles as its own
Tributes paid to Dublin GAA ‘gent’ and ‘colossus’ Frank Brady after death
Frank was one of the first referees to oversee women's Gaelic football in the county in the 1980s
UK weapons for Ukraine have ‘dried up’ – Telegraph
The UK cannot afford to send any more weapons to Ukraine, a military source has told The Telegraph Read Full Article at RT.com
Deserving kids can become honorary Dublin firefighters via charity initiative
Oscar's Kids has partnered up with Dublin Fire Brigade as part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Dublin traffic LIVE: Collisions on M50 and M1 slow motorists
As we head into the evening rush hour things are beginning to slow around Dublin with traffic queues building
Dublin’s Phil Lynott statue ‘unintentionally’ damaged from fans’ plectrum tributes
The statue in honour of the Thin Lizzy frontman was unveiled in 2005
Hero Dublin gardai save woman from burning home
Garda Conor Treacy and Garda Nigel Murphy bravely rescued a woman from a house fire on September 8
France appeals for end to bedbugs ‘panic’
French Health Minister Aurelien Rousseau has downplayed reports that the country has been “invaded” by bedbugs Read Full Article at RT.com
Animal welfare groups to march on Dublin in protest tomorrow
In Ireland, sickening reports are received on a daily basis with animals being abused, neglected, dumped and repeatedly bred for profit - and on Wednesday, October 4, campaigners hope thousands…