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More renters seeking help as risk of homelessness rises dramatically

November 6, 2025 by

THE NUMBER of Irish renters at risk of homelessness and looking for help from national housing charity Threshold has risen by nearly a quarter in the past year. The vast majority of cases are linked to landlords selling their properties. Between July and September 2025, 2,160 people contacted Threshold for help because they were at risk of homelessness, a 22.8 per cent increase … [Read more...] about More renters seeking help as risk of homelessness rises dramatically

Northern Ireland signs memorandum of understanding marking ‘unique relationship’ with US

November 6, 2025 by

AN HISTORIC memorandum of understanding has been signed this week marking the “unique relationship” between Northern Ireland and the US. The document was signed by Communities Minister Gordon Lyons and America250 Commissioner Joe Crowley at the Ulster American Folk Park in Co. Tyrone on November 4. Mr Crowley represents the US Semiquincentennial Commission, which has been … [Read more...] about Northern Ireland signs memorandum of understanding marking ‘unique relationship’ with US

Researchers create simple tool to help spot rare blood cancer in early stages

November 6, 2025 by

RESEARCHERS in Ireland and the UK have worked together to create a new tool which will help spot a rare form of blood cancer which shows up on the skin. The team based at Trinity College Dublin (TCD), who worked with collaborators in Britain, created a “simple but powerful diagnostic tool”, which they believe will “change a patient’s life in the diagnosis of a type of blood … [Read more...] about Researchers create simple tool to help spot rare blood cancer in early stages

New law requires learner drivers to sit driving test within four years

November 6, 2025 by

NEW legislation has been passed in Ireland requiring learner drivers to take their test within four years of receiving their permit. The move closes a loophole which saw learner drivers able to repeatedly renew their permits without ever taking a physical driving test. Minister of State with responsibility for Road Safety, Seán Canney, signed off on the regulations which update … [Read more...] about New law requires learner drivers to sit driving test within four years

Irish Government approves establishment of Office of Veterans Affairs

November 6, 2025 by

AN Office of Veterans Affairs will be established in Ireland the Government has confirmed. A recommendation of the Commission on the Defence Forces and a commitment in the current Programme for Government, the department will play a “key role in coordinating matters relating to Defence Forces’ veterans” it was announced in a statement released this week. Tánaiste Simon Harris … [Read more...] about Irish Government approves establishment of Office of Veterans Affairs

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April 23, 1014

On this day in 1014, 88-year-old High King Brian Bóruma mac Cennétig (Brian Boru, in English) defeated the Vikings, the King of Leinster, and the Dublin Norse in the Battle of Clontarf, which took place just north of Dublin. Killed in action, the circumstances surrounding his death are uncertain. Many believe that Boru died in hand-to-hand combat, though some claim he was murdered by a Viking mercenary while praying in his tent. The battle took place on Good Friday, and according to legend, his remains are buried in the north end of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in the city of Armagh. Boru was the founder of the O’Brien Dynasty.

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