Review of '98 case leads to woodland search
Gardaí investigating the disappearance of several women in Leinster more than 20 years ago have begun searching a dense woodland on the Kildare/Wic...
October 13, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Covid cert available to passport holders from N.I.
The Republic’s EU Digital Covid Certificate is now available for Irish passport holders from Northern Ireland. The certificate opens the door to in...
October 07, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
No driver shortage for Ireland, says Taoiseach
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that Ireland will not face the lorry-driver shortages that have disrupted the supply chain in Britain in recent w...
October 06, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Minister seeks legal advice over DUP move
A Sinn Féin minister in the Northern Ireland Executive is seeking legal advice on DUP ministers boycotting North-South Ministerial Council (NSMC) m...
October 05, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Threat to part of N.I. Portocol
British Government is threatening to ditch part of its agreement with the European Union, if the EU doesn’t agree to changes to the NI Protocol. Sp...
October 04, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Protocol plan is due: Commissioner
The European Commission is within weeks of presenting a package that it hopes will break the impasse over the Northern Ireland protocol. Ireland’s ...
September 27, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Ballymurphy families speak of pain
The families of the ten people shot dead during the Ballymurphy Massacre in West Belfast in August 1971 have spoken of their pain after they were i...
September 24, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Boris's bridge is going nowhere
Plans to build a bridge or tunnel between Northern Ireland and Scotland have been axed, according to an Northern Ireland minister. SDLP Infrastruct...
September 22, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Workers are going back to the office
Thousands of workers are starting to return to offices throughout Ireland this week, and for many it will be for the first time in 18 months. Tánai...
September 21, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Higgins says decision not political
President Michael D Higgins has denied that his decision not to attend a church event in Armagh to mark the centenary of Northern Ireland was a snu...
September 20, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
Irish military face sexual harassment allegations
The Defence Forces are treating incidents of sexual harassment and assault with the “utmost seriousness”. It follows the broadcast by RTÉ Radio One...
September 15, 2021
by Anthony Neeson
AOH Brings Support to Belfast Families
North Belfast MP John Finucane has welcomed a forthcoming letter from U.S. Congress members opposing the British government’s proposed amnesty for ...
September 09, 2021
by Anthony Neeson