More than 90,000 applications for Storm Éowyn scheme
There have been more than 90,000 applications for compensation made following Storm Éowyn, which brought record-breaking gusts in January, according to figures obtained by TG4's 7LÁ programme.
GPA calls on Minister as Munster discuss final switch
The Gaelic Players Association is seeking Government support to ensure the Munster Senior Camogie final between Cork and Waterford goes ahead as scheduled tomorrow afternoon.
‘It was carnage’: Kashmiri border residents shattered by night shelling from Pakistan
The ongoing escalation between the two nuclear-armed neighbors is one of the deadliest in recent years, particularly for ordinary people In the serene village of Mendhar, nestled in the mountains…
Crypto Markets Soar as Trump-UK Tariff Deal Signals Potential Trade War Thaw
Trump's UK tariff agreement sparks crypto market surge, with Bitcoin reclaiming $100K and Ethereum jumping 22%, as markets anticipate further trade tension relief.
‘A great guy who is on the side of the poor’ – friends in Irish clergy welcome election of Pope Leo XIV
He will always be “Bob Prevost to me”, Fr Iggy O’Donovan said in response to the news that Cardinal Robert Prevost was elected Pope Leo XIV, the first Nort...
Fox News analyst faints and falls out of chair on air, host tries to carry on with show
Camryn Kinsey appeared to take a nasty spill on Thursday night as she was talking about the Biden administration.
Microsoft Confirms Upgrade Options For Windows Users With Old PCs
Do you want this upgrade — decision time.
Remember That Larry David Crypto Ad? Court Rules He and Other Celebs Didn’t Mean to Dupe FTX Users
A court found that celebrities who promoted now-defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX aren't liable for investor losses because they didn't have knowledge of the company's fraud.
Putin-Xi talks lasted seven hours
The two leaders have signed dozens of cooperation documents covering a wide range of areas following the talks Russia and China have signed nearly three dozen agreements following negotiations between…
Irish companies in China: ‘The Irish attitude to letting the hair down can really help’
Irish companies looking to set up shop in China say a budget of €1 million is needed to get going
Joe Canning: Summer will be over before it starts for losers of Munster showdown – and US clubs are ready to pounce
Banner star Tony Kelly can be difference between the sides if he plays
Where Michelin-star chefs go for their pizza in Ireland: ‘The clue here is the enormous queue perpetually outside’
Nobody earns a Michelin star without really knowing food, and they don’t just turn that knowledge and skill off when they want to eat something casual. Whe...