Into The Groove
The government led voluntary agreement is part of a plan to reduce phone usage among kids.
Six of the country’s leading mobile phone operators have agreed to stop selling smartphones to primary school children.
The government led voluntary agreement is part of a plan to reduce phone usage among kids.
Vodafone, Three, Eir, Tesco Mobile, Virgin Media and An Post Mobile have all confirmed that they support the ‘Keeping Childhood Smartphone Free Guide’ for parents of Primary School age children.
97.7% Vote In Favour Of Airlines Industrial Action
Following this, a paper ballot is now being carried out by the Irish Airline Pilots' Association
Heatwave Soaring In Greece
Tourist sites are being shut down with people being urged to stay inside
Another Protest Outside The Taoiseach's Home
Gardaí were called to the scene
Pope Francis Issuing A Warning About AI
He believes Artificial Intelligence has a negative impact on people
"Predatory" Clondalkin-Based Taxi Driver Found Guilty Of Raping Two Female Passengers
Raymond Shorten, of Melrose Crescent, Clondalkin, had claimed the sexual activity was consensual.
Dublin Buyers Dominate Kildare's First-Time Buyer Market
Over 40% of first-time buyer mortgages drawn down to purchase properties in Kildare were taken out by Dublin residents.
Epower Installs Fast EV Chargers At Sallins And Naas Train Station
The project has made chargers operational at Sallins and Naas train station, Dundalk (Clarke), Tralee, (Casement), Westport, and Bray.
Drugs, Scales And Packing Machines Seized In Tallaght Search
One woman, aged in her 40s, was arrested at the scene.
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