Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that Greenland “is part of Denmark and the EU is rock-solid behind Denmark”, responding to earlier remarks by US President Donald Trump about the Danish territory in the Arctic. Mr …
The Government is set to introduce reforms aimed at reducing delays and addressing what it says is an “imbalance” between an individual’s right to object and the need to deliver major public infrastructure, reports RTE. …
A serving garda is to face trial on charges including burglary, harassment, criminal damage, assault and the sending of grossly offensive messages. Alan O’Mahony, who is based at Letterkenny Garda Station in Co Donegal, is …
School teacher Enoch Burke has been given permission by the High Court to notify the three-member Disciplinary Appeals Panel that he intends to seek a temporary injunction preventing them from issuing a recommendation in his …
Ireland’s health service is in meltdown, with over 6,500 funded HSE posts remaining vacant in late 2025 despite available money—leaving nurses overworked and patients at risk. Unions, including the INMO, warn that slow recruitment and …
Ireland’s health authorities have issued an urgent alert to anyone feeling unwell with two specific symptoms, as a highly contagious stomach virus continues to spread at what are described as “high levels” nationwide. The HSE …
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan has released new legislation designed to revamp the judicial review procedure. He committed to ensuring it leads to enhanced openness and a more efficient system. The minister further noted that …
Israeli officials have informed the Supreme Court that the prohibition on international media entering Gaza should stay in force, maintaining that it is required for security purposes, according to a government filing submitted by the …
Met Éireann has reported that 2025 was the second warmest year on record in Ireland since 1900. In its Annual Climate Statement for 2025, the national forecaster stated that the mean annual air temperature across …
Ireland recorded a 17.2% surge in corporation tax receipts last year, reaching €32.9 billion, as revealed by Exchequer figures released by the Department of Finance. This growth was primarily fuelled by higher payments from multinational …
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