A shareholder and director of presidential hopeful Gareth Sheridan’s biotech company owns a weapons factory whose attempt to take over another company is being investigated by Romanian authorities over national security concerns and links to Russia.
Presidential hopeful Gareth Sheridan’s company paid an Israeli hospital that trains Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers $50,000 in a medical technology deal.
A subsidiary of Israel’s biggest arms manufacturer used a Slovenian port to transport military cargo – a week after the Slovenian government banned these shipments.
Three women have accused Aughinish Alumina’s Russian co-owner – Vladimir Putin’s one-time “favourite"; a man for whom three Fine Gael ministers lobbied the US – of paying them for sex when they were minors.
A United Airlines flight illegally transported four ammunition handling systems – among military cargo overwhelmingly funded by the US government – to Israel through Irish territory this morning.
Using Ireland's reliance on foreign direct investment, Israeli government officials and a US legal organisation coordinated to pressure the Irish government to drop the Occupied Territories Bill.
About two weeks ago in Tallaght a gang of young men brutally attacked a man from India as he walked down the street. Falsely accusing him of behaving inappropriately towards children, they ripped off his clothes and left him lying naked and bloodied on the pavement.
A Fianna Fáil junior minister, the head of the Oireachtas foreign affairs committee and the ceann comhairle met with a special representative of the Azerbaijani president last month in Leinster House – less than two years after the diplomat threatened genocide against ethnic Armenians.
An Enterprise Ireland-backed company is sending drone parts to the Israel Defense Forces' largest weapons supplier.
A news report part of RTÉ's Clarity initiative used maritime data from a company founded by two ex-Israel Defense Forces (IDF) naval intelligence officers, financed by an ex-CIA director and ex-IDF chief of staff – and that works with international law enforcement and intelligence services.
Mum arrived late to an underage match of mine one summer’s evening in Dungloe. The family had moved there a few years before, in 1992, when Sam was in the hills and Daniel was on Top of the Pops.
Then junior enterprise minister Dara Calleary held a private meeting with a US telecommunications company with a deal under investigation by the state consumer protection agency and invited the IDA – which was targeting the company.