Stories from Dublin · Ireland

Higher Education Minister James Lawless stated it is too early to determine if university fees can be reduced by €500. Fine Gael TD Michael Murphy has accused the minister of failing to present the proposal to the Cabinet.

A planned bailout of the Department of Education may limit the scope for new measures in the next budget. Minister Lawless previously stated that ministers would have to cover the bailout costs through levies in their own departments.

The Criminal Assets Bureau and Europol have successfully seized €30 million worth of cryptocurrency.

AstraZeneca has opened a $360 million drug manufacturing facility in Dublin, Ireland.

A strike force has frozen $580 million in cryptocurrency assets.

Westmead achieved a four-point victory over Kildare in the All-Ireland Series Football Championship. The match concluded after extra time with Westmead scoring two goals and 22 points against Kildare's 23 points.

Luas Red Line services are experiencing disruptions between Heuston and Tallaght due to essential engineering works. Service frequency is limited to every 15 minutes in the affected area with bus set-down restrictions. Green Line services remain unaffected.

Workers at the Rotunda Hospital sexual assault treatment unit and the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre report that many victims are unaware of available resources. Statistics indicate 3% of men have experienced non-consensual sexual intercourse, including rape.

A strike force has frozen $580 million in cryptocurrency. The operation involved Europol and the Criminal Assets Bureau. Europol reported that the operation involved seizing 30 million euros in crypto. Thirty million euros were seized as part of the operation.

Authorities from the Criminal Assets Bureau and Europol have seized €30 million worth of cryptocurrency. The operation targeted criminal assets, freezing the substantial sum. The operation involved a strike force that froze the assets.