The Irish people go to the polls, on International Women’s Day, for the referendum organized by the country’s government with the object of revising two outdated amendments to the Constitution concerning the family and the role of women as wife and mother. Specifically, the change to the first amendment aims to expand the definition of … Read more
Dublin – Kota Dublin starting to get irritated by the activities of tourists who act lewdly on a statue. The statue is called Molly Malone. Reporting from Independent UK on Tuesday (5/3), Dublin City Council was drawing up new measures to protect the statue of Molly Malone. Since ancient times, this statue has been one … Read more
Apparently she couldn’t work after a car accident: An Irish woman is suing the insurance company – but a photo raised doubts. A Christmas tree throwing competition has cast doubt on an Irish woman’s statements about the consequences of an accident. The mother of two children complained about injuries that left her disabled after a … Read more
The party represented in both parts of Ireland Sinn Fein wants to achieve a referendum on Irish unity by the end of this decade. Sinn Fein President Mary Lou McDonald said this to journalists in London on Thursday. However, a lot of preparation is still necessary for this. In addition, the government in Dublin must … Read more
The Irish Coast Guard has urged people to stay away from the coast due to Storm Isha. Numerous flights, buses and trains are canceled. Listen to loudspeaker articles Speaker Listen to article Close Close player Ireland Listen to the audio recording of the article here: 170,000 Irish households and businesses without power due to storm … Read more
In an interview with the Telegraph newspaper tells the well-known Irish talk show host and comedian Graham Norton about what he defines as the worst moment of his life. He was stabbed in 1989. In front of the newspaper, 60-year-old Norton says that he lost half of his body’s blood in the incident, and found … Read more
Arjen van der HorstKate and Denis Dempsey in the brewery of Kinslae Mead NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 20:08 Arjen van der Horst correspondent United Kingdom Arjen van der Horst correspondent United Kingdom Irish brewer Denis Dempsey carefully lifts the lid from a large, blue barrel. It is filled to the brim with fragrant honey. Dark brown in … Read more
Photos from everyday life or from the future? “Lola” skilfully crosses time. Photo: /New Visions Two sisters as guardian angels from the future: Andrew Legge’s science fiction film “Lola” about the Second World War in England in a parallel reality is formally courageous, touching and highly topical. The moon landing, the Beatles, David Bowie and … Read more
Ireland Circuit Court judge found guilty of sexually assaulting six youths 59-year-old Gerard O’Brien was convicted in the molestation case. Gerard was born without two hands and one leg. Gerrard was found guilty at a trial at the Central Criminal Court. Gerrard later claimed consensual sex had taken place, though the victims initially denied the … Read more
ANP NOS Nieuws•vandaag, 22:18 Arjen van der Horst correspondent United Kingdom Arjen van der Horst correspondent United Kingdom When is your child old enough for a mobile phone? It is a discussion that regularly leads to clashes between children and their parents in Dutch living rooms. Children often cannot move fast enough; parents worry about … Read more