A TEENAGER is in a critical condition in hospital following a stabbing outside a pub in Dublin city. The boy was attack outside the bar in the Eden Quay area at around 10pm on Sunday, September 21. He was taken to the Mater Misericordiae University Hospital where he is in a "critical condition", Gardaí said in a statement. The police force has urged any witnesses to come … [Read more...] about Teenager in ‘critical condition’ after Dublin pub stabbing
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Gunshot fired through living room window while residents slept inside
A GUNSHOT was fired through the window of a home in Co. Derry while two people were asleep inside. PSNI officers were called to the incident at a house in the Josephine Avenue area of Limavady in the early hours of yesterday morning (September 22). The incident happened in the Josephine Avenue area “At around 2.50am, it was reported that the female householder had heard a loud … [Read more...] about Gunshot fired through living room window while residents slept inside
Ireland wins first eventing medal in over three decades
IRELAND'S eventing team has secured a historic silver medal at the 2025 FEI European Eventing Championships, marking their first podium finish at the event in 30 years. The quartet of Padraig McCarthy (Pomp N Circumstance), Robbie Kearns (Chance Encounter), Aoife Clark (Full Monty De Lacense) and Ian Cassells (Millridge Atlantis) delivered a series of performances across all … [Read more...] about Ireland wins first eventing medal in over three decades
Location data scandal sparks security and privacy fears in Ireland
AN INVESTIGATION by RTÉ's Prime Time has revealed that the detailed movements of tens of thousands of smartphones in Ireland were available for purchase by marketing and advertising companies. This has led to serious concerns about national security, privacy and the limits of EU data protection laws. The data includes detailed geolocation information that can be used to track … [Read more...] about Location data scandal sparks security and privacy fears in Ireland
High Court Ruling highlights fragility of undersea cables amid rising security concerns
THE HIGH COURT has ruled in favour of Virgin Media Wholesale Limited, allowing the company to recover over €345,000 in damages from the owners of a Wexford-based fishing trawler, the Lida Suzanna, for damaging a vital subsea fibre-optic cable that links Ireland and Britain. The cable, laid in 1998 by Virgin’s predecessor NTL, is one of two critical connections, the Sirius South … [Read more...] about High Court Ruling highlights fragility of undersea cables amid rising security concerns