University of Galway secures planning approval for ‘transformative’ new School of Medicine
City planners have approved a proposal from University of Galway to construct a new ‘transformative’ School of Medicine at its Galway city campus.
Money Diaries: A clerical officer on €31K living in Dublin
This week, our reader enjoys a night at the theatre and does some planning for an upcoming trip to London.
Bank of England Plan to Cap Stablecoin Holdings Draws Fire From Crypto Sector
The Bank of England’s proposal to impose strict limits on how much stablecoin individuals and companies can own has reportedly triggered a backlash from the crypto industry, which says the…
Netanyahu: Qatar Violated UN Security Council Resolution on Harboring Terrorists
Netanyahu, standing with Rubio, defended the airstrike on Hamas in Qatar, saying Qatar was violating Resolution 1373 by harboring terrorists.
Ex-Soviet state arrests two Ukrainians with explosives
The suspects, who were detained in Georgia, could have been planning to smuggle the materials into Russia or derail local elections, officials have claimed Georgia has arrested two Ukrainians carrying…
Heartache aplenty but few recriminations as Ireland fall to France in quarter-final
Amid allegations of biting by a French player, Irish squad exited World Cup with heads held high
Ripple Price Prediction: XRP-USD at $3.12 Targets $5 With ETF Momentum
Trading News Ripple (XRP-USD) trades at $3.12 after rebounding from $2.75 support. Whale accumulation, ETF filings, and Fed cuts could lift XRP beyond $3.6...
From Pampers to Pot Noodle: the Israel-linked goods you might find in your house
There’s a growing movement to stop buying products linked to Israel because of the war in Gaza – and it’s a long list
Four in ten Kerry individuals released from prison commit a crime within one year
More than 40 per cent of Kerry individuals released from prison re-offended within one year.
Trump’s State Visit Will be Biggest UK Security Operation Since Coronation
The fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk has intensified consideration about potential threats, experts said. British authorities had already made extensive security plans.
New law will make it harder to hold up housing and infrastructure projects
Justice minister Jim O’Callaghan said 'the utilisation of judicial reviews to prevent the delivery of vital accommodation, transport, or environmental projects ... is abhorrent to the common good'
Moscow court bans ‘hitman-for-hire’ website
The service reportedly offered staged accidents, suicides, and poisonings A Russian court has blocked a website that advertised contract killings and covert assassinations disguised as accidents, according to court documents.…