The Rural Independents Group has said that "the lack of a plan" in regard to Covid-19 "has left Ireland facing the toughest Christmas in living memory".

The Iraqi parliament has unanimously voted to make Christmas Day an official state holiday.

Charlie McConalogue tested positive for Covid-19 this morning after a recent trip to Brussels.

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The colossal hypocrisy of the green movement has been called out in a letter from an industry expert who supplies the materials that woke corporations use to make their products.

By this time, 1.5 years into the worst starvation Ireland had experienced in the 19th century, the death and destruction of famine was gaining international headlines. Accounts were so horrific that many thought they were exaggerated, alas, it was not the…

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The European Commission has agreed to give Estonian national robotics company Milrem almost €36 million in grant money to create a new standard for unmanned military ground vehicles, the company has announced. The deal, which was signed earlier this month…

Gratitude.

Handel’s Messiah was the soundtrack to Christmas Day in our house

Sagart agus scoláire as Connacht ab ea Naomh Iarlaith, ar a dtugtar Iarladh mac Loga. Cuimhnítear  air mar bhunaitheoir scoil mhainistreach Thuama agus Ard-Deoise Thuama, a bhfuil sé ina phátrún anois. Níl aon saol meánaoiseach  ann d’ Iarlaith ar marthain…

ON THIS DAY: 26TH DECEMBER: FEAST OF ST. STEPHEN OR WREN DAY

Catholics in Letterkenny, Co. Donegal prayed outside their cathedral after the government-imposed closure of religious services took effect this morning. 

Daniel Breen - Dónall Ó Braoin - was a volunteer in the Irish Republican Army during the Irish War of Independence and the Irish Civil War.

Mass-goers in Limerick prayed outside a city-centre church this morning after the government-imposed closure of religious services took effect yesterday.