Ireland Breaking News: India Exam Leak Tragedy Exposes the Human Cost of a Broken System

A deadly Indian exam scandal sparked protests, political fallout and hard questions about pressure, fairness and youth mental health.

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Royal Orient Palm Sugar recalled over undeclared sulphites in one batch

Royal Orient Palm Sugar 1kg has been recalled after undeclared sulphites were found in one batch with best-before date 01/10/2026.

Lifestyle Ireland: Former Taoiseach Garret FitzGerald’s Family Home in Rathmines Sells Below Asking

Garret FitzGerald’s longtime family home in Rathmines has sold for €3.35 million, below its original €3.75 million asking price.
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Why buying a home in Portugal is getting harder even below €400,000

Portugal’s housing market is under strain as prices rise above €400,000 and supply, labour and planning shortages worsen affordability.

Lula launches new Brazil presidential bid as October race points to another polarised contest

Lula has formally launched his bid for Brazil’s presidency in a race with implications for EU trade, diplomacy and climate policy.

Breaking News: Skerries Residents and Businesses Push Back After Garda Crackdown on Outdoor Drinking

A Garda crackdown on outdoor drinking in Skerries has angered residents and businesses after a recent public-order incident.

Breaking News: Why Pocket Money and Kids’ Chores Are Back in the Spotlight for Irish Families

Irish families are rethinking kids’ chores and pocket money as cost pressures and financial literacy concerns reshape parenting choices.

Increasing Likelihood of Trump’s Visit to West Clare Next Month

Speculation grows around Donald Trump's potential visit to West Clare, Ireland, next month, with reports suggesting he may bring a large entourage along. This article explores the implications and context of this anticipated visit.

Morocco reports 11 deaths after mass Ceuta crossing as Spanish toll remains far higher

Morocco says 11 died in the Ceuta crossing crisis, far below Spanish figures, deepening pressure over migration policy and border accountability.
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