EU data protection chief Wojciech Wiewiórowski has joined trade unions and privacy activists in their concerns over the ‘digital omnibus’, which includes amendments to EU privacy rules that would allo...

Comptroller and Auditor General Séamus McCarthy says case involves cash handling in stadiums

Some 155 people were killed in the strike on the primary school in Minab, while 22 people were killed in the strike on a sports centre in Lamerd.

The leaders of Sinn Féin, the SNP, and Plaid Cymru have declared that "Westminster's time is coming to an end" in a joint agreement aimed at putting pressure on Downing Street to hold referendums on i...

“For too long a sense has prevailed that solutions to the climate and nature are out of reach. This new research explodes that myth once and for all.”

Lynn Boylan and Kathleen Funchion have written to Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill following an AlgorithmWatch investigation.

The company is testing robots that can swap cables, reset servers, and take on other tasks performed by technicians, fueling concerns among some workers that their jobs could be at risk.

O’Brien defended Ireland’s approach, arguing that ICT is at the “forefront” of the Irish economy.

They have become a defining question everywhere – except Ireland. Why?

Credit ratings of AI tech giants may be based on "assumptions on future revenue growth and leverage which may not stand the test of time", creating a risk of "mispricing of credit risk," the ECB's fin...

Dutch broadcaster AVROTROS said it will not participate in next year’s song contest as ‘one of the participating countries is still involved in a large-scale military conflict’.

Hind’s killing became a focal point for people around the world protesting Israel’s genocidal war in the Gaza Strip.

The EU Commission is manifesting AI as a 'vulgar Thatcherism', while leaving the predictably negative side-effects to fall on citizens.

Average owed on electricity bills climbs to €512 as thousands struggle to pay up

Europe’s failure to shield workers from extreme heat is becoming an €800bn threat to jobs, wages, and national budgets, as farms and construction sites grind to a halt.

The number of households in arrears on their electricity bills rose to the highest level on record in April, according to latest figures from the Commission for Regulation of Utilities.

Hungary and Romania face energy crisis as record-low river levels force atomic power plants to reduce output

Exclusive: Director general accuses corporations of obstructing efforts to tackle obesity crisis after investigation by Guardian and others

A group of leading scholars has questioned the legality of an EU Commission options paper on restricting imports from Israeli settlements, before EU foreign ministers revisit the issue in September.

Peter Burke’s intimate dinner with the tech giant’s reps was aimed at discussing ‘the digital agenda for Ireland’s EU presidency’

Opposition parties have today criticised the government for guillotining the Development (Strategic Gas Reserve Bill) 2026. In a joint statement, Sinn Féin TD Pa Daly, Labour TD Ciarán Ahern, People B...

Meta pauses an AI training program after sensitive employee data leaks, sparking internal backlash and highlighting security concerns.

Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan has slammed reports that the Department of Public Expenditure refused requests from the CRU to increase staff. Speaking from Brussels, Ms Boylan said: “At a time when it is e...

A "strictly confidential", but leaked, EU legal memo from 2017 said Europe was entitled to freeze Israel science grants and free-trade perks over its West Bank aggression. "What was then a legitimate ...

As the EU tries to crack down on settler violence, dates, tahini and oranges from the West Bank are entering the EU with a “Made in Israel” label.

Members of the opposition have said that "warning lights are flashing" over the amount of power used by data centres, with a UN report showing that data centres use 21% of all electricity used in Irel...

The Trump administration will dismantle a $368 million monitoring system that provides critical data on the world’s oceans, sparking alarm among scientists

The evolving landscapes for Judicial Review in Ireland, and for the rule of law, International Law & Human Rights at an International level

Inland Fisheries Ireland says source has been identified as agricultural discharge

“We realize that this is very short notice, but the concept is pretty simple.”

As the Iran conflict enters its second week, national diplomats say the European Commission president is overstepping her role and wading onto their turf.

Micheál Martin insists Ireland’s neutrality is defined by not being part of any military alliance.

Green transition pioneers complain they are paying price for rewarding industry laggards

Residents of Ireland’s five main cities want more space for cyclists, even at the expense of cars

Sinn Féin spokesperson on Climate, the Environment and Energy, Pa Daly TD, has said that the government’s Strategic Gas Bill is not the solution. He has warned that ordinary people should not have to ...

Ireland’s power network will remain strained for nearly three more years – but, according to EirGrid, the construction of as many as 300,000 new homes by 2030 will not overwhelm the system.

Households in Ireland are paying almost twice as much for their electricity as data centres.

Ireland should not play UEFA games against Israel. We should demand Israel are banned from the competition. Sign and share the petition if you agree

Joanna Byrne, who is Sinn Féin TD for Louth, claims that the club’s board have said that her position is untenable.

Jews for Palestine Ireland has called on the Football Association of Ireland (FAI) to boycott the upcoming match against Israel.

Disputes between hugely powerful private companies and the Government ought to be decided in national courts

Survivors not consulted before finalisation of process, solicitor says, as some learn of Minister’s plans through media