High Court Expected to Rule on Hyde Park Bombing Case

High Court Expected to Rule on Hyde Park Bombing Case

A High Court judge is set to give a ruling on a damages claim by relatives of the Hyde Park bomb victims against a suspect. Relatives of the four Royal Household Cavalrymen who died in the July 1982 blast brought...
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Researchers Say Vaping Could Be As Risky As Smoking Cigarettes

Researchers Say Vaping Could Be As Risky As Smoking Cigarettes

E-cigarettes may be as risky as smoking tobacco at increasing the potential for bacterial infections in the lungs, researchers believe. There is “little difference” in the effect of tobacco smoke and e-cigarette vapor on bacteria often found in the lungs,....
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Aston Villa Defeats Youthful Liverpool in Carabao Cup

Aston Villa Defeats Youthful Liverpool in Carabao Cup

Aston Villa routed Liverpool 5-0 to take their place in the Carabao Cup semi-finals, yet the youngest Reds line-up in the club’s history was far from disgraced. With Jurgen Klopp and his entire first-team squad on Club World Cup duty...
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Coveney Says Citizenship Campaigner Should Not Have To Go To Court To Assert Right

Coveney Says Citizenship Campaigner Should Not Have To Go To Court To Assert Right

The Tánaiste has said an Irish citizenship campaigner should not have to go to court to assert her right. Emma De Souza has lodged a challenge in the Court of Appeal in Belfast to a ruling that those born in...
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Jones’ Future With England Past 2021 Remains Uncertain

Jones’ Future With England Past 2021 Remains Uncertain

Eddie Jones’ future as England head coach beyond 2021 remains uncertain after Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney placed the prospect of an extended contract in doubt. Sweeney stated after England had finished World Cup runners-up that it would...
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Thousands of Nurses Prepare for Industrial Action in The North

Thousands of Nurses Prepare for Industrial Action in The North

A last-ditch meeting aiming to prevent around 9,000 nurses from taking Northern Ireland’s first 12-hour strike action on Wednesday over pay is due. The unprecedented walkout in Northern Ireland will see them leave patient bedsides with the solidarity of ...
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Farmers Blockade Parts of Dublin City Center as Beef Pricing Row Continues

Farmers Blockade Parts of Dublin City Center as Beef Pricing Row Continues

Cattle farmers have shut off parts of Dublin city center in an ongoing row over the price of beef. Around 30 tractors and more than 50 farmers gathered along Stephen’s Green on Tuesday, in front of the historic Shelbourne Hotel,...
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Seanad Report Calls for UK Government to Enshrine Good Friday Agreement in Law

Seanad Report Calls for UK Government to Enshrine Good Friday Agreement in Law

A Government report into the UK’s withdrawal from the European Union has urged Westminster to transpose the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) into law. A report from the Seanad select committee into Brexit was published today and details testimony from Les...
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Morelos Enters Record Books After Europa League Scoring Run

Morelos Enters Record Books After Europa League Scoring Run

Alfredo Morelos has written his name into the record books after UEFA confirmed the 14 goals he has scored during Rangers’ run to the last 32 of the Europa League is the biggest haul for a single player in European...
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Millions Still Owed to Holidaymakers After Thomas Cook Collapse

Millions Still Owed to Holidaymakers After Thomas Cook Collapse

Thousands of holidaymakers are still owed tens of millions of euro through outstanding claims following the collapse of Thomas Cook. The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said more than 250,000 claims – about 75% of the total received – have...
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