A recent poll conducted for the Irish Examiner/Ipsos B&A indicates that 89% of those surveyed in rural Ireland believe foreign nationals convicted of a crime should be deported.

Irish Examiner: Rural Ireland Thinks: Nine in 10 favor deportation of foreign-born criminals

A poll indicates that 89% of those surveyed for the Irish Examiner/Ipsos B&A poll believe foreign nationals convicted of a crime should be deported.

A major international betting website has stopped serving Irish customers following intervention by a regulator, impacting the online gambling landscape in Ireland.

The Irish Times: World's Largest Betting Website Closed to Irish Customers

A major international betting website has ceased operations for Irish customers following intervention by a regulator.

St James's Hospital in Dublin recorded nearly 4,000 incidents of violence or aggression over a three-year period, with staff being the primary victims.

TheJournal.ie: Dublin hospital records nearly 4,000 incidents of violence or aggression in…

Staff at St James's Hospital in Dublin experienced almost 4,000 incidents of violence or aggression over a three-year period, with staff being the most impacted.

President Donald J. Trump made a brief visit to Dublin before attending a golf event, where he promised to remove tariffs on Irish whiskey. His presence and remarks were noted during a week that also saw Shane Lowry's victory at the Irish Open.

TheJournal.ie: Donald Trump promises to remove tariffs on Irish whiskey

During the Irish Open trophy ceremony, Donald Trump stated his intention to remove tariffs from Irish whiskey.

Irish Examiner: Despite Shane Lowry's fairytale Irish Open win, politics and power came first

This article delves into the dynamics of politics and power surrounding Shane Lowry's victory at the Irish Open golf tournament.

The Irish Times: Donald Trump Positions Himself as Champion of Irish Interests

Former US President Donald Trump is reportedly aligning himself with Irish causes and interests, observed by golfer Shane Lowry.

Ireland is reportedly unable to freeze criminal assets due to its failure to participate in relevant international initiatives.

Irish Examiner: Ireland 'unable to freeze criminal assets' due to failure to take part in…

Ireland is reportedly unable to freeze criminal assets because it has not participated in relevant international initiatives.

Students in Cork are facing severe difficulties in securing accommodation, highlighting ongoing challenges in the housing market.

Irish Examiner: Cork students and the 'absolute horror' that is the scramble for accommodation

This story highlights the severe difficulties faced by students in Cork when trying to secure accommodation.

This story investigates the situation of immigrant families whose homes were targeted following riots in Belfast.

The Irish Times: After Belfast Riots: Fate of Attacked Immigrant Families

This story investigates the situation of immigrant families whose homes were targeted following riots in Belfast.

The National Ploughing Championships in Co. Offaly are expected to experience a week of varied weather conditions, with rain, sun, and cloud anticipated for thousands of attendees.

BreakingNews.ie: Rain and Sunshine Expected for National Ploughing Championships

The National Ploughing Championships in Co. Offaly are expected to experience a week of mixed weather conditions, including spells of rain, sun, and cloud, as thousands of attendees are anticipated.

More individuals are contributing to their pensions, but a majority do not anticipate a good standard of living in retirement.

TheJournal.ie: More people saving for retirement but expect poor living standards

While more individuals are contributing to their pensions, a majority do not anticipate a good standard of living in retirement.