Brazil approves first spot XRP ETF as local bank eyes stablecoin on XRPL
The Brazilian bank will launch a Real-pegged stablecoin called BBRL on Ripple’s XRP Ledger while the country will see the first spot XRP ETF launched.
Dan Sheehan’s remarkable recovery continues with Irish captaincy
Ross Byrne leaves Leinster after 10 years; Shamrock Rovers prepare more massive European game
Putin confirms another Russian advance in Ukraine
Troops are progressing in Sumy region and all sections of the front line, the president has said Russian troops have entered Ukraine’s northeastern Sumy Region for the first time since…
Kia unveils its PV5 Passenger and Cargo electric vans
The PV5 will be the Korean firm’s first commercial vehicle offering in the UK.
Ireland ‘lagging’ behind other countries on infrastructure, watchdog says
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said Government needs to ensure there are enough construction workers for infrastructure projects.
Microsoft’s new quantum chip creates new state of matter
The new "topological state" — which isn't a solid, liquid, or gas — had previously only existed in theory.
Trump lies again about Biden’s $100m in condoms for Hamas
Even the originator of the fib, Elon Musk, has since denied the whopper. Trump called the issue ‘insenjuary,’ possibly intending to say ‘incendiary’
Trump underscores committment to make US the ‘crypto capital’
U.S. President Donald Trump attributed bitcoin's record highs to his commitment to making "America the crypto capital."
‘When I get that winning feeling I’m hard to beat,’ insists Luke Littler as he soaks up acclaim in Dublin
Last week, Michael van Gerwen bemoaned Luke Littler’s punctuality after he showed up late for his media duties in Glasgow.
Russians are ‘winners’
The talks in Riyadh signal Moscow’s growing influence, according to the bloc’s foreign policy chief Moscow emerged as the winner in the recent US-Russia meeting in Saudi Arabia, setting the…
Omagh Bombing Inquiry ‘shone a bright light on terrible consequences’, as victim’s father asks Irish Government to ‘engage’ with process
Evidence from victims’ families and survivors of the Omagh bombing has shone a “bright light on the terrible consequences” of the Real IRA massacre, a publ...
EV Q&A: Pilot scheme aims to connect drivers with people willing to rent use of private chargers
If homeowners rent out charging points when they are not in use, it will take pressure off the network and make things easier for all