The Government has indicated it will not block Aontú’s proposed legislation aimed at expanding voting rights in Irish presidential elections to include all Irish citizens residing in Northern Ireland. Aontú brought forward its Forty-first Amendment …
Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris has said that the possibility of energy credits next winter cannot be ruled out. “I think it would be a foolish and arrogant Government that would rule out …
RTÉ has launched a tender valued at approximately €30 million to secure technical support services for the RTÉ Player, reports RTE. The contract is set to span seven years, beginning in 2028. The tender document …
A 25-yr-old man from Limerick who claimed he suffered a brain injury after contracting meningitis around the time of his birth has settled a High Court case for €9.75 million. Eoin Danaher, from Raheen in …
The Public Accounts Committee has been told that there is still no confirmed timeline for completing the National Children’s Hospital, with thousands of defects yet to be addressed. The project was initially due for completion …
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said she is “absolutely assured” that the agreement between the Irish and UK governments on addressing Troubles legacy issues will be “fully fulfilled” in forthcoming UK legislation. Helen McEntee …
Ukrainians living in State-provided accommodation without paying rent is “not fair”, “too costly” and “damaging to social cohesion”, according to Tánaiste Simon Harris. Simon Harris said he would “challenge anybody” to say “hand on heart …
Ireland’s credit union sector has taken a significant move to considerably expand its foothold in the mortgage market, putting it in greater competition with traditional banks. Twenty-six credit unions have received board approval to establish …
Ireland’s economic model requires urgent reform if it is to maintain high living standards, according to a new report. The study, conducted by University of Galway Professor Alan Ahearne, found that while Ireland ranks among …
Ireland makes “no apologies” for its media regulation, the Taoiseach has said, as he defended measures aimed at protecting children from harmful online technology. During a series of hearings on the Digital Services Act, the …
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