Step Inn comes to market with €3.25m price tag
The Step Inn in Stepaside village in the foothills of the Dublin mountains is being offered for sale. Agents Lisney are guide €3.25m for the landmark gastr...
Paul McNeive: MetroLink is long overdue, but we need to get it right
The long-overdue MetroLink rail connection, from Dublin city to the airport and Swords, is edging towards reality after decades of being talked about.
Aidan Fitzmaurice: Declan Rice’s national call is a case of Ireland v England rivalry’s ebb and flow
The person speaking, back in the early 1980s, was an Ireland international, but English-born, with an English accent.
Overdiagnosis of prostate cancer has led to unnecessary treatments, research shows
Prostate cancer rates in European countries, including Ireland, are “indicative of overdiagnosis” since 1980, new research suggests.
Carville: Only Way GOP Can Recover Is ‘Through a Blowout’ of Trump in November
Democratic strategist James Carville said Wednesday on MSNBC's "The Beat" that the only way Republicans will move to a different leader than former President Donald Trump is if Vice President…
Israel using Gaza negotiations as ‘smokescreen’
West Jerusalem has been sidelining diplomacy in favor of a “military solution” to the Gaza war, Moscow has said Israel has been using peace negotiations to mislead the international community…
Bitcoin Halving Events No Longer Drive BTC Price, Report Says – Markets and Prices Bitcoin News
Outlier Ventures' report claims the four-year Bitcoin halving cycle "is dead," as halving events no longer significantly impact BTC price.
Wildlife trafficking ring killed at least 118 eagles, prosecutors say
Travis John Branson made between $180,000 and $360,000 from 2009 to 2021 selling bald and golden eagle parts illegally, according to federal prosecutors.
Nature games and foraging promised at Co Wicklow family day
A family forest and fun day is coming to An Tairseach Organic and Ecology Centre, with all ages welcome.
Wexford man who was seen driving erratically is arrested
An Enniscorthy man was observed by a member of the public driving in an erratic manner and speeding through Enniscorthy town late in the night at approxima...
Government’s rescue plan for rivers and lakes promises pollution crackdown
Tighter controls to stop farmland fertilisers and animal waste leaking into rivers and lakes are promised in a new action plan to be published today.