Ireland’s AI Advisory Council has suggested that the government look into passing a particular law that would make it illegal to create digital “deepfakes” of people without their permission, reports RTE. Deepfakes are videos that …
The government has stated that it intends to enact a new law that would outlaw the practice of sex-for-rent, reports The Mirror. The action was taken in response to a large number of frightened tenants’ …
In order to strengthen our defence forces and safeguard the nation, Ireland plans to invest an additional €2 billion over the next five years, reports The Mirror. The huge war fund, according to senior officials, …
The government has come under fire from former Integration Minister Roderic O’Gorman for what he sees as an effort to “minimise” the migrant issue. From 2020 until 2025, Roderic O’Gorman, the head of the Green …
A suggestion in the Housing Commission’s report that supported the implementation of a “reference rents” system is being examined by the government, reports RTE. This would imply that restrictions on the amount a landlord might …
According to a Social Democrats TD, the government was “missing in action” when it came to cleaning up the damage caused by Storm Éowyn, reports Breaking News. The government can no longer “wash its hands” …
As the Government is under pressure to recall the Dáil, the Minister of Transport and Climate has charged opposition parties with “politicising” the aftermath of Storm Éowyn. The “exceptional” planning by government agencies in the …
Court rulings regarding whether the State can shelter asylum-seekers at an accommodation centre in County Westmeath have been postponed due to the recent establishment of a new government and the anticipated transfer of the immigration …
According to the newly appointed Tanaiste, Simon Harris, he is “obsessed” with delivery in the new government, reports Breaking News. As members of his Fine Gael party gathered in Dublin to formally elect Micheal Martin …
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have stated that their initial conversations were “positive and constructive” as they continue to have negotiations to form a government, reports RTE. They added “both parties will continue to engage …
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