Irish News
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Bangladeshi man required stitches following what he’s calling a ‘hate attack’ in Cork
A father of two from Bangladesh who required stitches following an alleged racist attack at a park in Co Cork has expressed concern about the "hate" incident, describing it as his first experience of this kind in two decades of living in Ireland. Syed Haque, who works in a Cork logistics…
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“It’s a money racket” – NCT warning gets issued to motorists as some vehicle issues are seeing people turned away from test centres
Motorists are being warned not to overlook fundamental vehicle checks before their NCT, as numerous drivers are being turned away at test centres. What many do not realise is that straightforward issues such as insufficient engine oil can result in inspectors being unable to examine the…
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We’ll clean up Dublin! Dublin City Council to spend almost €4 million to rejuvenate city centre
Dublin City Council plans to allocate €3.8 million toward a specialised unit aimed at the “rejuvenation” of the city centre following riots more than two years ago that "deeply affected the city". According to the Irish Examiner, the council has issued a tender for a four-year contract…
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“Jennifer is a disaster” – Hospital bed shortages continue as 3,179 patients admitted without beds this week
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has stated that hospital capacity and staffing levels need to be boosted to prevent future trolley crises, reports Breaking News. This follows reports of more than 3,179 patients being admitted to hospitals without a proper bed so far this…
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Govt rattled as the EU sues Ireland over cybersecurity regulation failings
The European Commission has referred Ireland, Spain, France and the Netherlands to the EU's Court of Justice for what it described as failings over implementing cybersecurity rules. The EU executive's concerns come amid an increase in cyberhacking targeting both governments and businesses…
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Bangladeshi man required stitches following what he’s calling a ‘hate attack’ in Cork
A father of two from Bangladesh who required stitches following an alleged racist attack at a park in Co Cork has expressed concern about the "hate" incident, describing it as his first experience of this kind in two decades of living in Ireland. Syed Haque, who works in a Cork logistics…
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“It’s a money racket” – NCT warning gets issued to motorists as some vehicle issues are seeing people turned away from test centres
Motorists are being warned not to overlook fundamental vehicle checks before their NCT, as numerous drivers are being turned away at test centres. What many do not realise is that straightforward issues such as insufficient engine oil can result in inspectors being unable to examine the…
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We’ll clean up Dublin! Dublin City Council to spend almost €4 million to rejuvenate city centre
Dublin City Council plans to allocate €3.8 million toward a specialised unit aimed at the “rejuvenation” of the city centre following riots more than two years ago that "deeply affected the city". According to the Irish Examiner, the council has issued a tender for a four-year contract…
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“Jennifer is a disaster” – Hospital bed shortages continue as 3,179 patients admitted without beds this week
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO) has stated that hospital capacity and staffing levels need to be boosted to prevent future trolley crises, reports Breaking News. This follows reports of more than 3,179 patients being admitted to hospitals without a proper bed so far this…
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Life & CultureThe Complete Guide to Sports Supplements in Cyprus: Navigating the Mediterranean Island’s Fitness Nutrition Market
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Life & CultureThe Critical Role and Importance of Loss Assessors in Ireland’s Insurance Claims Landscape
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Life & CultureThe “Regional Project” Maneuver: Al-Burhan Seeks to Legitimize Military Rule by Dismantling International Initiatives and Neutralizing His Allies
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Life & CultureWhy Ireland No Longer Has an Off-Season for Sports Betting
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Life & CultureHow online casinos verify they’re fair: audits, licences, and testing explained
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Life & CultureDiplomatic Condolence Flirtation: The Muslim Brotherhood’s Telegrams to Saudi Arabia Reveal the Backstage of Rapprochement and Regional File Bargains
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Life & CultureAfrica Intelligence: Saudi Arabia Provides Financial Support to Burhan to Limit the Influence of the Islamic Movement
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Life & CultureIreland’s Absence Still Leaves Local Bettors Looking at World Cup Odds
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Life & CultureResponsible Screen Time: Practical Strategies for Balancing Digital and Real-World Life
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Life & CultureHow Common is Cosmetic Surgery in Ireland Compared to The Rest of the World
Politics
Alan Kelly reportedly set to resign as Labour party leader
The Labour Party leader Alan Kelly is reportedly set to resign later this evening. TheLiberal.ie won’t quitPlease support us with a small donation on PayPal! Donate Now According to RTE News, Kelly who became Party …
Opinion
Ireland’s Pensioner Poverty Scandal: 1 in 5 elderly people are at risk of poverty as energy bills and food costs soar
Ireland’s elderly are being abandoned in plain sight as 2026 begins. CSO SILC data for 2025 shows 19.8% of people aged 65+ at risk of poverty or social exclusion—up from 16.1% in 2023—making Ireland one …
