The U.S. is floating a new proposal that could make your next trip to New York feel more like a deep dive into your own internet shame. Under plans from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, all tourists including visa free travellers from Ireland may soon have to hand over five years of social media history along with old emails and phone numbers before they are allowed in. So if you are still lurking in that one dodgy WhatsApp group where your eccentric mate gets a bit too ex

Irish Rail has launched its new “Fáinne ar an mBord” (Irish speakers on Board) scheme and honestly, it’s about time. The idea is simple: staff who can speak a bit of Irish will wear a badge showing they’re happy to chat. Finally, something wholesome to distract us from delays and the mystery smell in carriage B. Half the country now says they’d love to use the language more, and it’s showing promising signs that it’s cool again to care about your roots. The Kneecap effect is

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After two decades of waffle, delays, and the odd dodgy map, it looks like Dublin’s MetroLink is finally on the cards. The Government’s...

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