TikTok is reportedly considering cutting around 300 jobs at its Dublin headquarters, following a similar round of layoffs last year. The proposed move comes as the company continues restructuring its European operations while investing in AI and long-term growth.

Betting big on AI: TikTok plans fresh job cuts in Europe as about 300 roles face risk at its Dublin hub

Storm Bram caused significant disruption in Blackrock Village, with high waves breaching the sea wall and flooding Main Street. The flooding left cars stranded and caused damage to local businesses and infrastructure. Emergency services and local authorities have now started clean-up efforts, with sandbags deployed and drainage systems being cleared. 


Dublin: Blackrock Village Begins Clean-up After Storm Bram 

A major security scare unfolded in Dublin as four military-style drones breached a no-fly zone moments after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s aircraft landed. The unidentified UAVs flew directly toward the expected flight path, then circled a secretly deployed Irish Navy vessel protecting the visit. Gardaí are investigating whether the drones launched from Dublin’s northeast coast or an offshore vessel. The high-spec drones have raised concerns of a possible hybrid attack, mirroring similar European incidents.

Ukraine: Four Unidentified Military-style Drones Fly Towards Zelensky's Plane 

Irish authorities launched a significant security response after up to five military-style drones were detected near the flight path of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s aircraft as he arrived in Dublin. The drones appeared at the exact point where the plane was scheduled to pass, but the aircraft landed ahead of schedule and was not in danger.

Drones Spotted Near Zelenskyy’s Flight Path in Dublin

Violence broke out in Dublin as more than 1,000 protesters surrounded the Citywest Hotel housing asylum seekers. Irish police arrested six people after clashes erupted outside the property, raising tensions over immigration and public safety.


Dublin: Six arrests after violent protest outside asylum seeker hotel

Reportedly, one of the attackers hit him above the eye with his own metal water bottle, causing a deep cut and left him bleeding. Later, as he reached the hospital, he received eight stitches.

'Kicked in stomach, hair pulled': Another Indian brutally attacked in Ireland, 4th assault in a month

The police have dismissed any inappropriate behaviour on the Indian man's part, and the authorities are investigating the incident as a potential hate crime, local media reported.

Indian man stripped, beaten in Dublin over false paedophilia rumour, 'mindless, racist' attack suspected

People rub the bare-chested area of the Molly Malone statue in Dublin for good luck. But the city council is now putting a stop to the crude practice. World Trending

Stop groping Molly: No longer good luck to fondle Molly Malone statue in Dublin

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Top 10 world news: Israel to close embassy in Dublin; South Korea President defies summons, and more

Israel has announced the closure of its embassy in Dublin, citing Ireland's support for an International Court of Justice (ICJ) petition accusing Israel of genocide. 



Israel to close embassy in Dublin after Ireland backs ICJ genocide petition

Israel on Sunday (Dec 15) announced to close its embassy in Dublin, citing the Ireland government's "extreme anti-Israel policies". Meanwhile, South Korea’s conservative president, Yoon Suk Yeol has reportedly defied summons from prosecutors investigating him on charges of insurrection as he faces impeachment in the martial law inquiry.

Israel has announced it will close its embassy in Dublin, citing the Irish government's stance on Israel, particularly its support for a petition at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) accusing Israel of genocide.

MMA fighter Conor McGregor's wax statue has been removed from public viewing by the National Wax Museum Plus in Dublin, in the wake of his civil trial case. A jury at the High Court in the Irish capital found McGregor guilty of assaulting Nikita Hand and raping her in a hotel in December 2018 in Dublin.

Dublin museum removes waxwork of Conor McGregor after his civil rape case verdict

United Kingdom Prime Minister Keir Starmer began the first visit by a British leader to Ireland in five years, aiming to "reset" the relationship with the island nation and the broader European Union (EU).

UK PM Starmer visits Dublin, aims to 'reset' ties with Ireland

Popstar Taylor Swift during her tour in Dublin had a small problem as she got stuck on a “raised platform.” Swift got help from one of her background dancers from the Eras Tour. Watch in for more details!

Taylor Swift gets stuck on raised platform amidst performance during Dublin concert

A Qatar Airways Dublin-Doha flight has been hit by turbulence. At least 12 passengers got injured in the incident. Flight turbulence is becoming more frequent and severe. Is it time that airlines revise the rules of flying?

Gravitas | Gravitas campaign: Make flying safe again

On a trip from Doha to Dublin, turbulence caused injuries to twelve persons. Turbulence was encountered by the Boeing 787-9 dreamliner during its flight over Turkey, according to Dublin Airport's operator DAA. When Qatar Airways aircraft QR017 touched down, emergency personnel from the airport police, ambulance, and fire department arrived just before 13:00 local time.

Turbulence hits Qatar Airways flight to Dublin from Doha, injured 12 passengers onboard

Severe turbulence on a Qatar Airways flight from Doha, bound for Ireland, injured 12 people aboard on Sunday (May 26), said Dublin Airport. The wounded included six cabin crew and six passengers.

Severe turbulence on Qatar Airways' flight from Doha to Dublin injures 12

The "portals" connecting New York and Dublin have been reopened. The sculptures were opened to the public on May 8 and barely seven days on, they have been shut down. This is due to the nuisance created by visitors.

New York-Dublin portal reopens with video link once again connecting passerby

A transatlantic live video "portal" between Dublin and New York City resumed operations after being shut down due to incidents of misconduct. The portal, which allows real-time interaction between individuals in both cities, had to be temporarily closed less than a week after its launch.

Dublin-New York live streaming 'portal' reopens after updates

The "portals" connecting New York and Dublin have been temporarily shut down. The sculptures were opened to public on May 8 and barely seven days on, they have been shut down. This is due to nuisance created by visitors.

Gravitas: Dublin-New York portal shutdown

An art project connecting Dublin and New York through a live video "portal" has been closed temporarily within less than a week of its launch due to instances of misconduct.

Here's the controversy that forced shutdown of Dublin-New York art portal that offered live stream

The biggest parade held in Dublin to celebrate Irish culture on St Patrick's Day, over 5,000 took part in the colorful celebrations in the Irish Capital. Watch to know more!

St Patricks' Day 2024: Ireland celebrates with biggest parade in Irish capital

Storm Isha, which was set to batter “everybody” in the United Kingdom, as per forecasters, did just that. However, the impact was not limited to the ground in the UK and Ireland, whose weather agencies had issued a number of warnings ahead of the storm, but also the skies.

Passengers end up in ‘wrong’ countries as Storm Isha creates travel chaos in UK, Ireland

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Betting big on AI: TikTok plans fresh job cuts in Europe as about 300 roles face risk at its Dublin hub

Dublin: Blackrock Village Begins Clean-up After Storm Bram

Ukraine: Four Unidentified Military-style Drones Fly Towards Zelensky's Plane

Drones Spotted Near Zelenskyy’s Flight Path in Dublin

Dublin: Six arrests after violent protest outside asylum seeker hotel

'Kicked in stomach, hair pulled': Another Indian brutally attacked in Ireland

Indian man stripped, beaten in Dublin, 'mindless, racist' attack suspected

Stop groping Molly: No longer good luck to fondle Molly Malone statue in Dublin

Top 10 world news: Israel to close embassy in Dublin; South Korea President defies summons, and more

Israel to close embassy in Dublin after Ireland backs ICJ genocide petition

Top 10 world news: Israel to close embassy in Dublin; South Korea President defies summons, and more

Israel to close embassy in Dublin after Ireland backs ICJ genocide petition

Dublin museum removes waxwork of Conor McGregor after his civil rape case verdict

UK PM Starmer visits Dublin, aims to 'reset' ties with Ireland

Taylor Swift gets stuck on raised platform amidst performance during Dublin concert

Gravitas | Gravitas campaign: Make flying safe again

Turbulence hits Qatar Airways flight to Dublin from Doha, injured 12 passengers onboard

Severe turbulence on Qatar Airways' flight from Doha to Dublin injures 12

New York-Dublin portal reopens with video link once again connecting passerby

Dublin-New York live streaming 'portal' reopens after updates

Gravitas: Dublin-New York portal shutdown

Here's the controversy that forced shutdown of Dublin-New York art portal that offered live stream

St Patricks' Day 2024: Ireland celebrates with biggest parade in Irish capital

Passengers end up in ‘wrong’ countries as Storm Isha creates travel chaos in UK, Ireland