GARDAÍ have launched an investigation after the Irish headquarters of Allianz was damaged in an overnight attack early Tuesday morning, which a pro-Palestinian group has since claimed responsibility for. The damage occurred around 2:50 am at the company’s offices in Elm Park, Dublin. According to gardaí, several windows were broken, and colourful graffiti was sprayed across the … [Read more...] about Allianz’s Dublin HQ targeted in overnight attack claimed by pro-Palestinian group
Irish garden designer Peter Donegan wins prestigious international award
GARDEN designer Peter Donegan has received a prestigious international industry award. The Dublin based landscape architect received a Silver Award at The APLD International Landscape Design Awards 2025 which is hosted by The Association of Professional Landscape Designers in the US. It honoured his show garden A Moment in Time which featured at the Melbourne International … [Read more...] about Irish garden designer Peter Donegan wins prestigious international award
Minister will mark 90 years of diplomatic relations between Ireland and Spain
IRELAND’S EU Minister Thomas Byrne has begun an official visit to Spain this week to strengthen relations between the nations. The visit is part of a programme being undertaken by the minister ahead of Ireland taking up the EU presidency next year. During the visit, Minister Byrne will also mark the 90th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Ireland and Spain. “My visit … [Read more...] about Minister will mark 90 years of diplomatic relations between Ireland and Spain
Ireland deports adults and children on chartered flight to Georgia
IRELAND has deported 52 people on a chartered flight to Georgia this morning. The removal operation included 45 adults and children who were part of family units, Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan confirmed. “Deportations play an essential role to ensure that our immigration system is not undermined, and that people follow the pathways already in place for legal migration,” he … [Read more...] about Ireland deports adults and children on chartered flight to Georgia
Cross-party MPs urge government to honour stillborn babies buried in unmarked graves
A CAMPAIGN to recognise thousands of stillborn babies buried in unmarked graves has received the support of cross-party MPs. Nearly 90,000 babies are believed to have been buried in unmarked communal graves across Britain until the practice stopped in the late 1980s. Wiltshire-based John Murphy, a second-generation Irishman, is leading the campaign to have their lives … [Read more...] about Cross-party MPs urge government to honour stillborn babies buried in unmarked graves