AN INVESTIGATION is underway after a petrol bomb was launched at a home in Armagh. Police were called to the incident at a house in the Anne Street area of the city at around 10.25pm last night ...
DUBLIN City Council will focus on issuing fines and towing vehicles in order to address illegal parking in the city. The move will see the authority move away from the practice of clamping vehicles, ...
The announcement has been described as an “important milestone” in the history of the library. The West Wing has been used for storing the Library’s collections since 1890. Its redevelopment will make ...
A NEW website has been launched to support parents in helping their children learn Irish. The Government funded site Irish for Parents has been developed by Gaeloideachas, a national organisation ...
A POP-UP library has been launched at the EU Parliament in Brussels. Works by 24 Irish writers feature in the display which is part of the Súil Amach / An Outward Eye project by Culture Ireland. The ...
PEOPLE applying for Irish citizenship will be required to prove they can speak English or Irish before it is granted under a raft of new proposals. The Government has approved plans to update the ...
FINNIAN GARBUTT, the Co. Down actor who died earlier this year, is set to appear in a feature-length version of TV series ...
GARDAI investigating the death of teenager Bryan Lowe in a hit-and-run incident on Friday night have revealed they have seized 'items of evidential value'. Bryan, 16, was found unresponsive by the ...
A MAN described by police one of the ‘main instigators’ of the 2025 riots in Ballymena has been jailed. Bradley Douglas, 28, who is from the town, threw masonry, rocks and metal poles at officers, ...
AN ABUSE survivor has welcomed a three-year sentence handed down to a Co. Antrim man for 11 counts of indecent child abuse. Curtis Archibald, 26, from Bushmills, must serve 18 months in jail and 18 ...
GLOBAL e-commerce company Amazon is to create 200 new jobs in Ireland and has also announced an increase to starting pay. The company is already recruiting for the new frontline roles that will be ...
A NEW report has found Irish students perform “significantly above” their EU peers in reading, science and mathematics.
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