This week in Ireland
Ireland saw a mix of local news this week, including a major fire in Waterford city and train service suspensions due to a Bray Head fire, alongside a man appearing in court over a €2 million drug seizure in Clare. Social issues were also highlighted, with concerns raised about the State failing parents seeking Irish-language education and a mother in a refuge obtaining a protection order against her children's father. Culturally, Bike Week events took place nationwide, while sports enthusiasts followed GAA action and a significant running boom, even as some Dublin homeowners faced challenges installing EV chargers.
About Ireland
Ireland, a vibrant island nation in Western Europe, is renowned for its rich Celtic culture, stunning green landscapes, and a dynamic, modern economy. Its global role is notable for a strong diaspora and as a hub for major tech and pharmaceutical companies. The country's news landscape is characterized by a free and independent press, with public broadcaster RTE playing a significant role, and recent defamation law reforms have further strengthened journalistic protections.
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Media landscape
Ireland boasts a free and independent press, with a diverse range of national and regional outlets. Public broadcaster RTE is a key player, and recent defamation law reforms have enhanced press protections, fostering a robust media environment.
Look for both national broadsheets like The Irish Times for in-depth analysis and regional papers for local perspectives, as many English-language outlets also feature Irish-language content.
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Waterford Fire Devastates Businesses and Services, Asbestos Concerns Rise
- A major fire at the old Jute Factory in Waterford city has severely damaged 30-40 of the 50 premises in the business center. - The fire's impact extends to a service for 20-30 adults with intellectu…
Events held to mark Bike Week across the country
- Bike Week events are taking place across Ireland until May 17th, aiming to support cyclists and encourage new participants. - Coordinated by the National Transport Authority, local authorities are o…
Ken Early: Arsenal Will Be The Champions This Fearful Premier League Deserves
- Arsenal secured the Premier League title after a controversial late disallowed goal for West Ham. - The match officials' decision to penalize a foul on Arsenal's goalkeeper David Raya ultimately dec…
Netflix Drama 'Adolescence' Shines at BAFTA TV Awards, Irish Nominees Miss Out
- Netflix drama "Adolescence" dominated the BAFTA Television Awards, securing four wins including Leading Actor and Actress. - Irish nominees, including Graham Norton and shows like "Blue Lights," did…
GAA action: Kerry v Cork in Munster final, Offaly v Kilkenny in Leinster SHC
- Gaelic football and hurling matches are scheduled across Ireland on Sunday, including the Munster SFC final between Kerry and Cork. - The Cork team enters the Munster final against Kerry as underdog…
Brothers in marathon challenge receive letter from Prince of Wales
- Two brothers, known as The FTD Brothers, are running a marathon a day for 32 consecutive days across Ireland to raise awareness for Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD). - They received a letter from Princ…
Mother in refuge with children gets order protecting them from their father
- A woman and her young children are living in a refuge and have obtained a protection order against the father due to fears for their safety. - The woman described the father as a full-time alcoholic…
As fuel prices soar, some Dublin homeowners cannot get their EVs hooked up to the grid
- Dublin homeowners with electric vehicles (EVs) are facing challenges installing on-street chargers due to planning regulations and conservation rules. - Many period homes lack driveways, forcing res…
Man who restored Ross Castle from ruin leaves estate worth €1.75m
- US property developer George McLoughlin, who restored the historic Ross Castle in Galway, has left an estate valued at €1.75 million. - McLoughlin and his wife Elizabeth spent 15 years restoring the…
‘They’re nice people but ...’: Is public funding news media its saviour or threatening its freedom?
- A significant increase in participation is driving a running boom, exemplified by the Dublin City Half Marathon. - High demand for events like the Dublin City Half Marathon and Dublin Marathon leads…
The artists of Sherkin Island off West Cork: ‘You might not see anyone for a couple of weeks’
- An artist finds inspiration and community on Sherkin Island off the coast of West Cork. - A unique visual arts degree program immerses students in island life. - Sherkin Island offers a remote, wild…
Is the latest running boom at risk of overheating?
- A significant increase in participation is driving a running boom, exemplified by the Dublin City Half Marathon. - High demand for events like the Dublin City Half Marathon and Dublin Marathon leads…
‘My husband says he just wants to live together as friends’
- A woman is struggling after her husband of 21 years announced he no longer loves her and wants to live as friends indefinitely. - The husband, who has a history of depression and a difficult childho…
Parents who want Irish-language education for their children ‘are being failed by State’
- The State is failing parents who want Irish-language education for their children. - The author expresses frustration with the lack of ambition for the Irish-speaking community. - The article is par…
From Tipperary to Kentucky: The Irish man plotting equine bloodlines at Coolmore’s US operation
- Adrian Mansergh-Wallace, who grew up in Tipperary, has built a successful international career in the equine industry with Coolmore's US operation. - He started as a groom at Coolmore's Ashford faci…
The Strange Death of Labour in England: Is Nigel Farage the Question?
- The article questions the political direction of the Labour Party in England, particularly in relation to Nigel Farage. - It suggests that Farage's potential influence or alignment poses a significa…
The Divisive Statue Hiding in a Dún Laoghaire Garden
- A 5.5m high, 3.5-tonne bronze statue of the crucifixion, officially titled the Monument of Christ the King, has become a divisive landmark in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland. - Commissioned in 1931 with publ…
Major fire engulfs commercial premises in Waterford city
- Emergency services are battling a major fire at a commercial premises in the Tycor area of Waterford city, Ireland. - Fire brigades from multiple surrounding areas are attending the scene, with sign…
Man appears in court over €2m drug seizure in Clare
- Odhran O'Brien, 32, appeared in Ennis District Court charged with drug offenses. - The charges relate to the seizure of approximately €2 million worth of cannabis in Co Clare. - O'Brien was remanded…
Eurovision issues formal warning to Israeli broadcaster | RTÉ News (IE)
- Eurovision organizers issued a formal warning to Israeli broadcaster KAN for promoting voting for its entry. - Promotional videos encouraged viewers to vote 10 times for Israel's entry, violating co…
Starmer Appoints Brown as Adviser Amidst Election Fallout
- UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer appointed former PM Gordon Brown as a special envoy on global finance and Harriet Harman as an adviser on women and girls. - These appointments follow significant elec…
Moscow holds scaled-back Victory Day parade as Russia-Ukraine ceasefire begins
- Russian President Vladimir Putin presided over a scaled-back Victory Day parade in Moscow. - The parade, lasting 45 minutes, occurred as a three-day Russia-Ukraine ceasefire began. - Putin invoked W…
WHO Confirms Six Hantavirus Cases on Cruise Ship; US Evacuates Citizens
- Six cases of hantavirus infection, identified as Andes virus, have been laboratory-confirmed out of eight suspected cases on the cruise ship MV Hondius. - The World Health Organization assesses the …
Bray Head fire suspends Dart and Irish Rail services again
- Train services between Bray and Greystones are suspended due to a trackside fire at Bray Head. - Services were initially suspended on Friday evening and have since been restarted and suspended again…
Gript Media Confirms Suspension of Editor John McGuirk Amid Internal Review
- Gript Media has suspended its editor, John McGuirk, pending an internal review. - The suspension is reportedly not related to editorial differences but concerns governance and related issues. - McGu…
SNP Poised for Record Fifth Term as Largest Party in Scottish Parliament
- The Scottish National Party (SNP) is projected to win a record fifth consecutive term in the Scottish Parliament, emerging as the largest party. - SNP leader John Swinney expressed certainty in his …
PTSB fined €277,500 by Data Protection Commission
- The Data Protection Commission (DPC) has fined PTSB €277,500 for three breaches of GDPR. - Malicious actors gained access to customer accounts by posing as customers to contact center staff, leading…
Dublin Airport ‘like Temple Bar on a Friday night’: Readers on pre-flight drinking
- Numerous readers reported disruptive behavior, including drunkenness and vomiting, linked to pre-flight alcohol consumption at Dublin Airport. - Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary called for a ban on early…
Aer Lingus Confident on Summer Fuel Supply Amidst Doubled Losses
- Aer Lingus expects to have sufficient fuel for its summer flights despite global supply concerns. - The airline reported a near doubling of losses to €103 million in the first quarter due to rising …
Russia, Ukraine trade attacks as Moscow truce falters
- Russia and Ukraine exchanged significant attacks, undermining Moscow's unilateral two-day ceasefire declared for World War II commemorations. - Ukraine reported downing 56 drones, while Russia claim…
April 2026 Shatters Temperature Records Amidst Global Climate Extremes
- April 2026 recorded the second-highest sea surface temperatures globally outside polar regions, with widespread marine heatwaves. - Global average surface air temperature was 1.43°C above pre-indust…
Votes Being Counted in Crucial Election for Keir Starmer
- Crucial elections are underway across Scotland, Wales, and parts of England, potentially marking a significant moment for Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership. - Labour is projected to face subs…
Trump Gives EU July 4 Deadline on Trade Deal or Faces Tariff Hike
- President Donald Trump has given the European Union a deadline of July 4 to ratify a trade deal, threatening significantly higher tariffs if they fail to comply. - The deadline coincides with the 25…
Two brothers on trial for attempted murder after shooting incident
- Two brothers, John Pio Ward (42) and Patrick Ward (38), are on trial for the attempted murder of two other brothers, Michael and Anthony McDonagh. - The alleged incident occurred at an unofficial ha…
Over 160 Participants Shine at Ireland's Fitness Inclusion Games
- Over 160 individuals with physical disabilities across Ireland are participating in the second annual Fitness Inclusion Games. - The games, inspired by formats like CrossFit and Hyrox, feature adapt…
Armenia, Wedged Between East and West, Plays Footsie with Europe
- Armenia is navigating a complex geopolitical landscape, balancing relations between Russia and the West. - Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan appears set to win upcoming parliamentary elections, potenti…
EU negotiator says 'some way to go' on US trade deal
- EU negotiator Bernd Lange stated that while progress has been made on a deal to scrap US import duties, "there is still some way to go." - The deal faces divisions over safeguards, with the EU seeki…
Israel strikes Hezbollah commander in Beirut suburbs, first since ceasefire
- Israel's military conducted a strike in Beirut's southern suburbs targeting a commander of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force. - The strike was the first in Beirut's suburbs since an April 16 ceasefire,…
HSE to pause some recruitment due to €250m overspend
- The Health Service Executive (HSE) is pausing some recruitment for non-frontline, non-critical roles due to a €250 million budget overspend. - The HSE CEO stated the financial situation is serious a…
Exchequer Tax Take Up 4.2% in First Four Months of 2026
- Ireland's tax revenue increased by 4.2% in the first four months of 2026, totaling €27.9 billion, an increase of €1.1 billion compared to the same period in 2025. - This growth is attributed to a st…
Ryanair's O'Leary urges pre-flight morning booze ban
- Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary has called for a ban on serving alcohol in airport bars before morning flights to curb drunk and aggressive passenger behavior. - O'Leary stated that Ryanair is forced to…
Bondi Beach Shooting Accused Faces 19 New Charges
- A man accused of a deadly mass shooting at Australia's Bondi Beach faces 19 new charges, including multiple counts of attempted murder. - The 24-year-old suspect is already charged with 15 murders a…
Surrogacy Parents Urge Government to Enact Law for Full Legal Recognition
- Parents of children born through surrogacy are urging the Irish government to enact the Health (Assisted Human Reproduction) Act 2024. - The current law does not grant full legal recognition to the …
Westminster Braces for 'Awkward Squad' of Celtic Nationalists Seeking to Break Up UK
- Upcoming elections in Wales and Scotland are poised to bring nationalist-led administrations to power in all three devolved UK nations. - This shift is expected to increase political friction within…
Iran's top diplomat holds talks with Chinese counterpart
- Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi visited Beijing for talks with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi. - The discussions focused on bilateral relations and regional/international developments, with …
Teenage shooter kills two at Brazil school
- A 13-year-old boy fatally shot two staff members and injured two others, including a student, at the Sao Jose Institute in Rio Branco, Brazil. - Panicked students attempted to escape the school, wit…
Former EU Officials Urge Action Against Israeli West Bank Settlement Plan
- Nearly 450 former EU ministers, ambassadors, and officials urged EU member states to act against Israel's planned settlement construction in the E1 area of the occupied West Bank. - Critics argue th…
Gerry Hutch's Immigration Comments Labeled 'Racist' by Rivals
- Independent candidate Gerry Hutch made controversial comments about immigrants, suggesting internment in the Curragh. - Dublin Central byelection candidates Eoghan Ó Ceannabháin and Ruth O'Dea stron…
Irish Regulator Investigates Meta Over Algorithms on Facebook, Instagram Under EU Digital Services Act
- Ireland's media regulator, Coimisiún na Meán, has launched investigations into Meta's recommender systems on Facebook and Instagram. - The probes will assess potential breaches of the EU Digital Ser…
Enoch Burke to Remain in Jail for Refusing to Obey Court Order
- Enoch Burke will remain in prison after refusing to obey a court order. - The order prohibits him from trespassing at Wilson's Hospital School, where he was previously employed. - Burke has been in …
Rare skin condition patients gain access to new treatment
- Ireland has approved a new gel treatment, Filsuvez, for Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), a painful skin condition. - The treatment promotes wound healing and can ease pain for EB patients, also known as …
Hantavirus outbreak on cruise ship off Cape Verde reaches seven cases, including three deaths
- Seven cases of hantavirus, including two confirmed infections and three deaths, have been linked to a cruise ship off Cape Verde. - The Dutch-flagged MV Hondius, carrying passengers from 23 countrie…
Stars Shine at Met Gala, Fashion's Biggest Night
- Hollywood's biggest stars, including Beyonce, Madonna, and Nicole Kidman, attended the Met Gala, themed "Fashion is Art." - The event, a major fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume…
Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni Agree to End Legal Battle
- Actors Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni have settled their protracted legal dispute stemming from their collaboration on the 2024 film 'It Ends with Us'. - The settlement avoids a costly civil trial,…
US Secret Service Confirms Presence at Washington D.C. Shooting Incident
- The US Secret Service confirmed it was present at an officer-involved shooting in Washington D.C. - One individual was shot by law enforcement during the incident. - The condition of the individual …
Dance, music, art celebrated at Dublin culture festival
- The eighth annual Culture Date with Dublin 8 festival has begun, featuring over 150 events across various neighborhoods until Sunday. - Poet Paula Meehan's work, reflecting "different Dublins," will…
Hantavirus confirmed on MV Hondius cruise ship off Cape Verde coast
- A case of hantavirus has been confirmed on board the MV Hondius cruise ship, which is currently anchored off Cape Verde. - Two Irish nationals are among the 149 people on board, with strict health p…
EU ministers to discuss economic impact of war in Iran
- EU finance ministers will convene in Brussels to discuss the economic repercussions of the war in the Middle East. - The summit will focus on measures taken by member states to mitigate rising fuel …
Three Die on Cruise Ship Amid Suspected Hantavirus Outbreak
- Three people have died on the MV Hondius cruise ship in the Atlantic, with one confirmed case of hantavirus. - The World Health Organization reported one confirmed case and five suspected cases, wit…
Calls to simplify US to Irish driver licence exchange
- Returning emigrants and US residents in Ireland are calling for a simplified process to exchange US driver's licenses for Irish ones. - Ireland currently has no reciprocal license-exchange agreement…
Limerick overwhelm Clare with impressive show of strength
- Limerick decisively defeated Clare by 15 points (2-30 to 1-18) in a Munster SHC hurling match. - Despite missing key players, Limerick's relentless performance secured a dominant victory, echoing a …
Man Arrested Over Fatal Offaly Fire Released Without Charge
- A man in his 20s arrested in connection with a fatal fire in Co. Offaly has been released without charge. - The fire in December killed a four-year-old boy and his grand-aunt. - Investigations are o…
GAA Live Updates: Clare v Limerick in Munster SHC; Kildare v Westmeath in Leinster SFC
- Limerick holds a commanding lead over Clare in the Munster SHC, with a score of 2-13 to 0-7 at one point. - Kildare and Westmeath are locked in a tight contest in the Leinster SFC semi-final, with t…
Dublin Central Candidates Debate Cost of Living Crisis
- Candidates in the Dublin Central bye-election discussed the rising cost of living during a special RTÉ program. - Key issues raised included government response to fuel protests, energy credits, and…
Shakira concert draws millions to Rio's Copacabana beach
- Latin pop superstar Shakira performed a free mega-concert on Rio de Janeiro's Copacabana beach. - An estimated two million people were expected to attend the massive outdoor event. - The concert fea…
'Landscape incinerated' after week of wildfires in Northern Ireland mountains
- A week of wildfires in Northern Ireland's mountains has devastated approximately 18 square kilometers of habitat. - Conservationists believe the fires were deliberately set, likely to burn gorse and…
Made in Europe: The EU plan that has angered China
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Watch: Young Voices on Big Issues Ahead of Dublin Bye-Elections
- Voters in Dublin Central and Galway West will participate in bye-elections on May 22nd. - Residents in Dublin city center were surveyed about the issues most important to them and their outlook on t…
How culture became one of Ukraine’s most powerful weapons against Russia
- Ukraine is leveraging its rich cultural heritage as a powerful tool of "soft power" amid Russia's full-scale invasion. - The Ukrainian Institute (UI) works to counter simplistic foreign perceptions …
Over 12,000 to Take Part in Dublin City Half Marathon
- Over 12,500 participants are expected to compete in the Dublin City Half Marathon today. - The 21.1km race starts on O'Connell Street and will impact public transport and parking in the city. - This…
Ulster Edges Exeter 10-7 at Halftime in Tense Challenge Cup Semi-Final
- Ulster holds a narrow 10-7 lead over Exeter Chiefs at halftime in their Challenge Cup semi-final match. - The game has been physical, with both teams creating scoring opportunities but struggling to…
Austrian Police Arrest Man in Poisoned Baby Food Case
- Austrian police have arrested a 39-year-old man in connection with a case involving rat poison being placed in jars of baby food. - Five manipulated jars were recovered in Austria, the Czech Republi…
UK Police Arrest Man After Peter Kay Show 'Bomb Hoax'
- British police arrested a 19-year-old man on suspicion of a bomb hoax offense after a comedian's show was halted. - The audience at Birmingham's Utilita Arena was evacuated when a "potential suspici…
Stranded Humpback Whale 'Timmy' Released into North Sea
- A humpback whale, nicknamed 'Timmy,' stranded on a sandbank near Luebeck, Germany, has been successfully released into the North Sea off Denmark. - The rescue operation, initially abandoned by Germa…
Hogan's FAO bid faces EU headwinds from Italy and Spain
- Ireland's former EU commissioner Phil Hogan faces challenges in his bid to lead the UN's Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). - Italy and Spain are obstructing the EU's attempt to nominate a sin…
Central Bank's credibility hit by High Court's damning judgments on regulatory failures
- The Central Bank of Ireland has suffered a significant credibility blow due to flawed regulatory processes, as confirmed by two High Court judgments. - A recent ruling found the bank acted unfairly …
US Orders Withdrawal of 5,000 Troops from Germany Amidst Disputes
- The US is ordering the withdrawal of approximately 5,000 troops from Germany within the next year. - This decision follows disputes between the US and Germany, particularly concerning the war in the…
Bohemians Earn Battling Draw Against Derry City to End Losing Streak
- Bohemians secured a battling 1-1 draw against Derry City, ending their seven-game winless streak in the League of Ireland Premier Division. - Markuss Strods scored a second-half equalizer for Bohemi…
Academy Bars AI Actors and Writers from Oscar Contention
- The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has updated its rules to exclude AI-generated actors and screenplays from Oscar eligibility. - New regulations mandate that only human performers and …
Israeli strikes kill six in Lebanon - health ministry
- Six people, including a woman and a child, were killed and eight wounded in Israeli airstrikes on the southern Lebanese village of Habboush. - The strikes occurred despite a ceasefire and an evacuat…
Water Woes for Shane Lowry Again as Triple Bogey at Doral Leaves Him Well Adrift
- Shane Lowry endured a difficult round at the PGA Tour's Cadillac Championship, carding a three-over-par 75. - A triple-bogey on the 15th hole, where he hit two shots into the water, significantly de…
Green Party loses €877,000 in State funding due to heavy electoral losses
- The Green Party in Ireland lost €877,000 in state funding last year due to poor election results. - The party's representation in the Oireachtas significantly decreased following a period in coaliti…
US will raise tariffs on EU cars, trucks to 25% - Trump
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to increase tariffs on European Union cars and trucks to 25%. - Trump cited the EU's alleged non-compliance with a previously agreed-upon trade deal as th…
Man remanded in custody over fatal Edenderry house fire
- A man has been charged in connection with a fatal house fire in Edenderry, County Offaly, that claimed the lives of a woman and a child. - The victims have been identified as 60-year-old Mary Holt a…
New Hotel Planned for Dublin's College Green
- A businessman plans to seek planning permission for a new six-storey, 97-bedroom hotel at 30-33 College Green in Dublin. - The proposed hotel development includes a six-storey extension, spa, gym, c…
Businessman jailed for imprisoning, assaulting three boys
- A Sligo businessman, Cathal O'Connor, received a two-year prison sentence for falsely imprisoning and assaulting three 13-year-old boys. - O'Connor, who employs over 100 people, was granted a delay …
Over 170 Young People Debate Education Reforms in Dáil Éireann
- Over 170 young people participated in Ireland's National Youth Parliament, Dáil na nÓg, to debate education. - Key topics included reforms to relationship and sexual education, school resources, and…
Gardaí have 'good picture' of gang numbers - Commissioner
- Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly stated that law enforcement has a clear understanding of the number and operational methods of criminal gangs in Ireland. - An organized crime threat assessment has b…
IMO Criticises 'Blame Game' Over Children's Hospital Delays
- The Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) president criticized the ongoing "blame game" between the Department of Health, HSE, and constructors regarding the National Children's Hospital. - There is stil…
Public urged not to feed garden birds over summer months
- Birdwatch Ireland advises the public not to feed garden birds during summer months due to the spread of trichomoniasis. - The disease, spread through feeders, has significantly impacted Ireland's fi…
Gaza flotilla dispersed; New IRA threats; Irish activist sues Berlin mayor; Kerrygold price anomaly
- An aid flotilla heading to Gaza has been dispersed off the coast of Greece, with some participants vowing to continue their journey. - An Irish pro-Palestine activist is suing the mayor of Berlin fo…
Florida executes man after nearly 50 years on death row
- Florida executed James Hitchcock, 70, by lethal injection for the 1976 murder of his step-niece, Cynthia Driggers. - Hitchcock spent nearly 50 years on death row after being convicted in 1977 and ma…
Unions Demand Action on Cost-of-Living Supports This May Day
- Irish unions are demanding government action on the cost-of-living crisis, stating workers will not absorb costs they did not cause. - The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) and Dublin Council of…
Four rescued after bus plunges into Seine near Paris
- Four people were rescued from the River Seine near Paris after a bus veered off the road and plunged into the water. - The bus, driven by a trainee accompanied by a supervisor, collided with a parke…
Man Charged After Gun He Allegedly Possessed Was Fired by Child in Dublin
- A 20-year-old man, Josh Larkin, appeared in court charged with weapons offenses related to a handgun found and fired by a child. - The gun was allegedly found in a bush by a six-year-old boy, who ha…
RTÉ Sport retains Champions League rights until 2031
- RTÉ Sport has secured the rights to broadcast the UEFA Champions League from 2027 to 2031. - The agreement grants RTÉ first pick of live, free-to-air matches on Wednesday nights, including the Champ…
European Parliament backs campaign for EU-wide anti-cyberbullying law
- The European Parliament has formally backed a campaign to introduce Ireland's anti-cyberbullying Coco's Law across the EU. - The law, introduced in Ireland in 2020 after the suicide of Nicole 'Coco'…
Hungary's Magyar pushes to unblock EU billions
- Hungary's incoming Prime Minister Peter Magyar is seeking to unblock billions of euros in frozen EU funds. - Magyar met with European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen in Brussels, aiming to res…
Golders Green stabbing declared terrorist incident; suspect had prior altercation
- Police are investigating a stabbing in Golders Green, north London, as a terrorist incident after two Jewish men were injured. - The 45-year-old suspect, a British national born in Somalia, was arre…
Far-right Narrative Not the Majority View in Ireland, Report Finds
- A report by the Hope and Courage Collective indicates a growing disconnect between public attitudes and political discourse in Ireland regarding far-right narratives. - The report, 'Ireland in Focus…
