Joe Duffy bid farewell to Liveline on RTÉ Radio 1, surrounded by friends, supporters, and listeners, last week, and already there’s much speculation that he’s going to run for the Presidency. He hasn’t directly confirmed …
A recent analysis of GP supply and demand has highlighted capacity challenges in Dublin and nearby commuter towns such as Cavan, Meath, Kildare, Louth, Westmeath, and Wicklow, where populations are growing, reports RTE. It also …
Updated medical guidelines concerning driving fitness now permit more individuals with various health conditions to drive than was previously allowed, according to the Director of the National Office for Traffic Medicine, reports RTE. Des O’Neill, …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has begun a four-day visit across three Japanese cities, focusing on strengthening bilateral relations, trade, and cultural ties, reports RTE. This trip follows a series of recent Cabinet-level visits to Japan, including …
US President Donald Trump expressed hope for a new ceasefire in Gaza, suggesting a deal between Israel and Hamas might be reached as early as next week, reports RTE. “We think within the next week, …
The Government is leading the country “into a disaster” by failing to address the recruitment of GPs with the seriousness it requires, according to Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore, reports RTE. The Wicklow representative told …
Authorities throughout southern Europe have called on residents to stay indoors and safeguard those most at risk as scorching temperatures sweep across Spain, Portugal, Italy, and France during the summer’s first significant heatwave, reports RTE. …
Minister for Housing James Browne and the Department of Housing have faced criticism for failing to disclose the average waiting time for a planning decision from An Coimisiún Pleanála, reports RTE. Aontú Leader Peadar Tóibín …
The number of men, women, and children facing homelessness rose in May compared to the previous month, reports RTE. New data released by the Department of Housing reveals that 15,747 adults and children were living …
Former government minister Mary Hanafin has expressed that she would love the chance to run for President as a Fianna Fáil candidate, reports RTE. “I would like to bring 30 years of public service, at …
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