The parents of 826,000 children are set to be invited by the Department of Education to share their views on what kind of primary school they would like their child to attend. In what is …
https://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/extreme-weather-and-other-emergencies-know-no-borders-taoiseach-says-1820007.html Ministers from both jurisdictions on the island will meet on Friday to address collaboration in areas such as emergency response, business development, and tackling gender-based violence. The gathering marks the 30th plenary session of …
The Department of Education will today release details of a revamped primary school curriculum that will be introduced gradually across all primary and special schools starting next year, reports RTE. For the first time, students …
Heads of state from EU countries, the UK Prime Minister, and leaders from other non-EU European nations are set to travel to Ireland next year during its six-month presidency of the European Union. Ireland will …
In a bold challenge to Ireland’s electoral system, the Spoil Your Vote campaign will hold a press conference at 2:30 PM this Friday at Buswells Hotel, Leinster House. The event aims to rally support for …
Housing Minister James Browne is set to ask Cabinet for the green light to draft new legislation that would designate the entire country as a rent pressure zone starting in March. A key element of …
Autumn might have only recently ended, but the holiday period is already drawing nearer – with just 76 days to Christmas, or 11 weekends remaining to complete your gift buying, organizing and setup tasks, reports …
Broadcaster Kieran Cuddihy has departed Newstalk and is set to become the new presenter of Liveline on RTÉ Radio, reports Breaking News. Newstalk staff were informed of his exit on Thursday evening via an internal …
As part of Budget 2026, the cost of a 20-pack of cigarettes will rise by 50c, though there will be no change in excise duty on alcohol, reports RTE. Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe told the …
The Minister for Finance has revealed that starting from 1 January 2026, the national minimum wage will rise by €0.65 per hour, bringing it to €14.15 per hour, reports RTE. In connection with this, the …
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