Latest in a series of seizures including separate €2.1m and €2.5m hauls at Rosslare port in 24 hours
After this week’s stunning Northern Lights display above Ireland, the country is again set for a front row seat to another astronomical phenomenon.
The Northern Lights were visible across Ireland, with many people sharing photos of the the illustrations on social media.
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has ignited speculation about an upcoming election, becoming the first cabinet minister to openly discuss the possibility.
Thirteen food businesses were shut down last month, raising serious concerns over food safety standards, according to the Food Safety Authority (FSAI).
The Taoiseach has expressed hopes that a "very lengthy" discussion between US President Joe Biden and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will yield "significant results" in efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Middle East.
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Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has called for the swift opening of the long-delayed National Children's Hospital, stating that further delays must be avoided.
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