The Taoiseach, Tánaiste and Attorney General, along with the ministers responsible for Artificial Intelligence, Justice and Communications, met to examine current legislation governing the creation and distribution of abuse imagery. Officials from media regulator Coimisiún …
Fianna Fáil’s education spokesperson and Tipperary North TD Ryan O’Meara has proposed making a Gaeltacht course mandatory for all Leaving Certificate students, reports Breaking News. He has urged the Minister for Education to consider how …
A newly established Stormont Assembly group is set to examine the operation of pimping websites in Northern Ireland. The work will be undertaken by the newly created All Party Group (APG) on Human Trafficking and …
Ireland was one of just two EU member states to record a fall in tourist bed nights last year, despite new records being set for tourism accommodation across the European Union overall. Data released by …
Claims of sexual abuse, physical violence and racial discrimination were among more than 335 complaints lodged by residents of IPAS centres about their accommodation last year. According to complaint records, a roof collapsed in a …
A total of 708 people are currently awaiting hospital beds nationwide, according to the latest figures from the Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation (INMO), reports Breaking News. Of these, 435 patients are waiting in emergency …
Fingal County Council plans to rezone lands that were once home to Dublin’s largest landfill, transforming the area into a significant urban quarter capable of accommodating thousands of new homes, reports RTE. The local authority …
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has cautioned against Donald Trump’s threat to impose tariffs of up to 25% on eight European countries, after the US president said the measures would remain in place …
Members of the public, many of whom said they were supporters of Fianna Fáil, voiced criticism of Taoiseach Micheál Martin over what they described as the “humiliating” Jim Gavin controversy. Messages sent to Mr Martin, …
Irish households are still reeling from relentless grocery inflation as 2026 begins. Central Statistics Office flash estimates show food prices rose **4%** in the 12 months to December 2025—double the overall inflation rate of 2.7%—with …
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