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Trade and cultural links ‘flourishing’ between Ireland and Slovakia

January 20, 2026 by

RELATIONS between Ireland and Slovakia are “flourishing” according to Minister for European Affairs Thomas Byrne. The Irish minister made the claim while in Bratislava this week to meet with Slovakia’s State Secretary for Foreign and European Affairs, Marek Eštok. The minister also had a meeting with the Slovak Parliament’s European Affairs Committee while in Slovakia’s capital … [Read more...] about Trade and cultural links ‘flourishing’ between Ireland and Slovakia

McEntee hits out at Trump’s tariff threat to countries opposed to his plan to acquire Greenland

January 18, 2026 by

IRELAND'S Foreign Affairs minister has hit out at US President Donald Trump, branding his plan to impose tariffs on counties opposed to his plan to acquire Greenland 'completely unacceptable'. Trump announced on Saturday that from February 1, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, Britain, The Netherlands and Finland will face tariffs of 10 per cent on goods entering the … [Read more...] about McEntee hits out at Trump’s tariff threat to countries opposed to his plan to acquire Greenland

Former nun jailed for abuse of children at homes in Scotland run by Catholic order, the Sisters of Nazareth

January 18, 2026 by

A FORMER nun has been jailed after she was found guilty of cruelly abusing children in homes in Scotland run by the Catholic order, the Sisters of Nazareth. Carol Buirds, 75, as well as fellow former nun Eileen McElhinney, 78, and 68-year-old Dorothy Kane, who was employed as a support worker, were found guilty of subjecting multiple victims to cruel and unnatural treatment … [Read more...] about Former nun jailed for abuse of children at homes in Scotland run by Catholic order, the Sisters of Nazareth

TD proposes late licences for pubs in Ireland should national team reach World Cup finals

January 18, 2026 by

AN INDEPENDENT TD has proposed granting late licences for Ireland's pubs to allow them to screen the national team's World Cup games, should the Boys in Green qualify for the tournament. Ireland must overcome Czechia and either Denmark or North Macedonia in the play-offs to reach the group stage of the tournament in the USA, Canada and Mexico. Should they do so, they face … [Read more...] about TD proposes late licences for pubs in Ireland should national team reach World Cup finals

Teenager left with ‘potentially life-threatening head injury’ following Co. Derry assault

January 18, 2026 by

A TEENAGER has been left with a potentially life-threatening head injury after being subjected to a serious assault in Co. Derry. The incident occurred in the early hours of this morning in the city centre. Police are now urging anyone who witnessed the 'shocking incident' to contact them. "City centre CCTV operators picked up an ongoing altercation between two males in the … [Read more...] about Teenager left with ‘potentially life-threatening head injury’ following Co. Derry assault

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