More than 170 lawyers also urge the Government to prevent Irish airspace or airports being used to support ‘illegal international violence’

Marykate O’Donoghue's parents funded private at-home care for their daughter until February 2026, but became financially incapable of continuing to do so. The HSE

An internal audit followed a request to extend a student levy, revealing governance recommendations and significant operating deficits

High Court case calls for the 32 million passenger cap to be enforced immediately, a day before bill aimed at scrapping the cap is to be brought before the Oireachtas

Death of former Waterford swimming coach will be investigated under standard custody death procedures.

Complaints 'are just completely alien to the army', said Padraic Lenaghan

Survivors seek accountability as the commission details failures by institutions, influential figures and State agencies

The report of the South East Commission into the case of Bill Kenneally, has said the investigations were 'unprofessional, rushed, and inappropriate'

Justice minister Jim O’Callaghan will present the commission of investigation's final report to Cabinet today, Tuesday

My friends. Arsenal are champions. Man City drew with Bournemouth and we have won the league after 22 years. I have a lot more to say in due course. But I wanted to just say I love you all, thanks for...

193 people with intellectual disabilities put in accommodation 100km far from their home community

Former IPI executive director Orla Purcell claims that allegations about her in EY report were presented as fact in the two articles, and that they damaged her reputation

ALT: a woman is wearing a scarf and a jacket and says two weeks .

Teachers warn increased project weighting and AI risks could undermine fairness and integrity of Leaving Cert assessments

The Public Accounts Committee is to hear that a previous PAC meeting had been 'a source of concern to all of us in IFI', but since that hearing 'a number of misapprehensions or misdirections on the pa...

Revenue chair Niall Cody told Public Accounts Committee workers in question were public, as opposed to civil, servants

RTB director Rosemary Steen said it would take months for the impact of the new rules to be seen

Former Commissioner Harris left his post last September after a seven-year term.

Mother seeking residential placement says daughter’s needs have escalated as HSE cites parental obligation and funding constraints

Public Accounts Committee told €4.8m has been spent on the museum project to date without any tangible return for the State

Last September, the Comptroller and Auditor General revealed the OPW had had no authority to approve the construction of the museum in 2003 but proceeded regardless

Many of the 159 workers became sick during the so-called ‘meaningful Christmas’ in December 2020, when many pandemic-era social restrictions were briefly relaxed, leading to a massive spike in infecti...

The special leave with pay scheme for healthcare workers which was initiated during the pandemic to ensure full pay for those suffering with long covid will end this month

The planned 50-bed unit had been criticised by some mental health advocates locally given its remote location

Experts warn Ireland will face heightened cyber threats, disinformation risks and AI-driven attacks as it prepares for its 2026 EU presidency

An Coimisiún Pleanála told Peter Thomson, who had initially objected to the construction of a telecommunications mast adjacent to his home, that it would no longer be opposing the quashing of the orig...

OPW remains legally obliged to carry out the museum's construction after giving a legally-binding commitment to do so in 2013

RTB data shows a sharp rise in termination notices but indicates rent caps continue to slow inflation for existing tenants

Dáil Public Accounts Committee’s review of the project to install a single IT interface for the Arts Council pulled before it was delivered in 2022, noted problems with 'governance, performance measur...

Under the terms of the fund for 2025, greyhound racing can allocate a maximum of 60% of its State funding towards prize money, and horseracing can use up to 80%

The National Cyber Security Bill will also give “extremely wide” internet-blocking powers to the State's cyber security unit if passed, the director of Digital Rights Ireland has warned.

The figures, released to Social Democrats TD for Cork East Liam Quaide, indicated that the reliance on the private sector to care for some of the most vulnerable people in society is growing.

The Oireachtas committee heard that two of the trust's bank accounts had been almost emptied of roughly €1.5m, with that money going to two companies, one of which Pat Doyle had planned to work once h...

'I would say that we definitely deliver good services around the country,' chief executive Niall Gleeson told the Public Accounts Committee