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Sinn Féin criticises Government over €50m 'waste' on rail IT system
Sinn Féin criticises Government over €50m 'waste' on rail IT system
The Dáil heard that €50 million has been written off in relation to developing a rail management system and that a further €100,000 a week is being paid as a decision has not yet been made to end the contract

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Irish presidential race
Social Democrats TD Daniel Ennis sues former presidential hopeful Nick Delehanty
The Dublin Central TD has initiated High Court proceedings following a dispute over online posts made during the by-election campaign

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Nurse comforting patient at patient's home
Hiqa made garda referrals over Emeis nursing homes after abuse concerns
Inspection reports detail Garda referrals, regulatory restrictions and multiple agency notifications following heightened scrutiny of Emeis Ireland nursing homes

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Parnell Square victim's mother says there will 'never be closure' after Riad Bouchaker conviction
Parnell Square victim's mother says there will 'never be closure' after Riad Bouchaker conviction
Mother says guilty verdict offers relief but family remains focused on supporting daughter through lifelong recovery after 2023 attack

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Ratcliffe on Soar power station stock
How much will shortfalls in EU climate targets cost Ireland?
Experts say missed emissions, renewable energy and land-use targets could leave the State facing substantial costs

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Dublin city centre incident
Brave care worker who protected children should be recognised – McDonald
The bravery of Ms Flynn to intervene to protect the children was mentioned several times during the three-week trial

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

No solicitor has formally resigned or withdrawn from legal aid panel amid concerns row could worsen disruption
No solicitor has formally resigned or withdrawn from legal aid panel amid concerns row could worsen disruption
Sinn Féin justice spokesperson criticises proposed legal aid payment reforms as solicitors warn of mass withdrawals from the scheme

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Stock house building
Nama chief denies agency worsened housing crisis by selling land to speculators who failed to develop it
National Asset Management Agency chief executive Brendan McDonagh told the Public Accounts Committee if the body had not sold land in the manner it did, 'there would be 44,500 less houses out there for people to live in'

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

MANDY KELLY
Plight of Irish mother whose sons were kidnapped in Egypt raised at Dáil committee
Mandy Kelly said she was still 'frustrated' that despite courts rulings in Ireland and Egypt awarding her custody of her sons, a travel ban remains in place preventing the children from leaving Egypt

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

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Paul Hosford: For much of the public, the EU presidency will bring nothing but disruption
Across the next six months, more than 270 events will take place across the country, as Ireland chairs most meetings of the EU Council, sets its work programme, and acts as its representative

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

The right support will do you good
External review recommends fines and stronger Hiqa powers over nursing homes
Independent review recommends stronger enforcement powers, quicker action on whistleblower concerns and improved oversight of nursing home providers

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Defence Forces officer denies abuse allegations at tribunal hearing
Defence Forces officer denies abuse allegations at tribunal hearing
Officer known as 2LTB tells tribunal he never mistreated recruits but admits he was ill-equipped for training role

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Parnell Square knife incident
Mother of Parnell Square attack victim ‘does not feel anger’ towards Bouchaker
The girl has a lifelong, life-limiting severe disability after her brain was deprived of oxygen for 40 minutes following the attack.

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Ursula von der Leyen visits Dublin
Ursula von der Leyen in Cork: Rolling disruptions expected and Gaol Walk closed
Ireland took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union on Wednesday

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Education Feature
Schools trying to stretch 'finite' special education resources across growing needs, Dáil committee to hear
Irish Primary Principals Network to tell TDs and senators 'resource allocation models' are driven largely by predetermined budgetary limits rather than by the 'actual level of need presenting in schools'

Thu, 02 Jul, 2026

Ukrainian president warns Aughinish Alumina probe must not drag on for months
Ukrainian president warns Aughinish Alumina probe must not drag on for months
Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that 'every tonne'  of raw material that ends up in Russia is being used against Ukraine

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

High security, low visibility for Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit at EU ceremony
High security, low visibility for Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit at EU ceremony
Outside the walled enclave of Dublin Castle, life continued as normal. While the uniformed presence was noticeable, it was not intrusive

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Tribunal barrister accuses Defence Forces of 'cover up' 
Tribunal barrister accuses Defence Forces of 'cover up' 
Aedan McGovern said the ​1991 investigation in​to alleged mistreatment of Damien Traynor was handled so badly he could only conclude 'the entire thing was a cover up'

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Electric vehicle scheme reaches application limit in minutes
Electric vehicle scheme reaches application limit in minutes
Pilot programme was closed after 'exceptionally strong interest', Department of Transport said

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Irish EU Presidency
Taoiseach pledges steadfast support for Ukraine during Ireland's EU Presidency
Taoiseach says Ireland will press for tougher sanctions on Russia and advance Ukraine's EU accession negotiations

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Government must make the case for increased defence spending, says Taoiseach
Government must make the case for increased defence spending, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin says Irish people do not see defence spending in the same way as countries which border Russia

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Zelenskyy calls for sanctions on companies in European countries 'controlled by Russia'
Zelenskyy calls for sanctions on companies in European countries 'controlled by Russia'
Speaking at the opening ceremony to mark Ireland's presidency of the EU, the Ukrainian president said such companies were 'supplying the aggressor with essential materials' for its ongoing war against Ukraine

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

What the jury didn't hear: Why the judge rejected bid to dismiss charges against Riad Bouchaker
What the jury didn't hear: Why the judge rejected bid to dismiss charges against Riad Bouchaker
Mr Justice Tony Hunt ruled there was sufficient evidence for the jury to consider all attempted murder charges before convicting Bouchaker

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Heroic interventions to save children during Parnell Square stabbing
Heroic interventions to save children during Parnell Square stabbing
Several members of the public made dramatic interventions in attempts to save the lives of a group of children attacked by .

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Very high failure rate in taxi driver entry tests on area and industry knowledge, new figures show
Very high failure rate in taxi driver entry tests on area and industry knowledge, new figures show
Figures from the National Transport Authority show nearly 11,800 tests took place last year, but more than 8,100 ended in failure

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Russian invasion of Ukraine
Ukraine's Zelenskyy arrives in Dublin as Ireland begins EU presidency
The Ukrainian president will meet Irish and EU leaders as Ireland launches its six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Matternity hospital rents hotel beds for pregnant women
Rotunda hospitals confirms 49 private deliveries covered by public-only consultants
Hospital tells Oireachtas committee arrangements have now ceased, while similar cover practices at CUMH have also ended

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

'Deeply concerning': Defence Forces covering legal costs of accused officers at tribunal
'Deeply concerning': Defence Forces covering legal costs of accused officers at tribunal
Diane Byrne, of the Women of Honour, said complainants' legal costs are not being covered on a regular basis

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Labour Employer Economic Forum
Government warns unions it will not agree new public sector pay deal 'at any cost'
Public expenditure minister Jack Chambers said he wanted trade unions to engage in talks to reach 'consensus' amid threat of industrial action

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Stephen McCullagh court case
Natalie McNally’s brother says her killer should ‘never be released’
Mr McNally said the news of the appeal against sentence had been “retraumatising” for his family

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Tuam mother and baby exhibition 'powerful reminder of survivor stories'
Tuam mother and baby exhibition 'powerful reminder of survivor stories'
‘Survivor Stories: Tuam and Ireland's Institutional Past’ runs until September 2026.

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to Ukraine
Ukraine's EU bid can continue during war, Taoiseach says as Ireland begins European presidency
Taoiseach also says Ireland will push for an EU-wide age verification system and trade measures during its presidency

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Close Up Of Woman Opening Euro Energy Bill During Cost Of Living Crisis
More than 1m homes brace for energy price hikes as calls grow for Government intervention
In its pre-budget submission, St Vincent de Paul called for a €15 per week increase in core working-age social welfare rates and an increase in the minimum wage from €14.15 to €15.40 an hour

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

FSAI recalls multiple batches of cooked ham due to possible presence of listeria
FSAI recalls multiple batches of cooked ham due to possible presence of listeria
The authority said the products with a use-by date of July 16 should not be eaten

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Russia Ukraine War
Ireland on heightened alert as Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy arrives for talks
The foreign affairs and security agenda in the Government’s programme for the EU presidency is dominated by the Russian war in Ukraine

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Candid Portrait of a Lonely Twelve Year Old Girl Gazing Out Of a Window
Surge in young people accessing mental health services due to money worries, charity says
Report from Jigsaw said it was seeing 'increased anxiety' among young people, with referrals for its services 'accelerating at an unprecedented pace'

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Over 1,100 adults and children used domestic violence supports in one January day, report says
Over 1,100 adults and children used domestic violence supports in one January day, report says
Safe Ireland's 'One Day Census' report also revealed that 1,872 women had to be turned away from services in the past six months due to insufficient refuge capacity, a lack of safe accommodation, and staffing or resource constraints

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

'It is worrying': Boil water notices and water restrictions impact nearly 200,000 people
'It is worrying': Boil water notices and water restrictions impact nearly 200,000 people
100 supplies were impacted by boil water or water restriction notices in 2025, up from 84 a year prior as the EPA said Uisce Éireann must improve treatment plant resilience to changing weather conditions and other factors

Wed, 01 Jul, 2026

Family fly to Spain to support Mullingar man who was sole survivor of horror crash
Family fly to Spain to support Mullingar man who was sole survivor of horror crash
Amy McCullagh, Mark McCullagh, and Michaela Newcombe were all killed when the rented Mercedes they were travelling in lost control

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

It is 'unconscionable' to make private maternity patients feel 'guilty or privileged', committee to hear 
It is 'unconscionable' to make private maternity patients feel 'guilty or privileged', committee to hear 
master of the Rotunda Hospital Sean Daly will address the Oireachtas Health Committee on Wednesday 

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Cabinet briefing - Dublin
TDs accuse Jim O'Callaghan of committing 'injustice to profession' of barristers in heated Oireachtas meeting
The Law Society has said that solicitors will pull out of the free legal aid system, and that they 'may very well choose to never come back'

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

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Surge in complaints to Data Protection Commission as people use AI to compile submissions 
Commissioners advise people who wish to make a complaint or report a data protection breach to 'submit something short and to the point'

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Cork Event Centre 'back at square one', Oireachtas committee told
Cork Event Centre 'back at square one', Oireachtas committee told
Council CEO Valerie O'Sullivan said 'if we get the project right', it could 'have a huge spinoff effect into attracting people and investment' into the city

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Security operation underway in Cork as UCC prepares to host EU commissioners 
Security operation underway in Cork as UCC prepares to host EU commissioners 
Tactical commander for roads policing of the events in Cork, Superintendent Gary McPolin said there would be some rolling road closures on the south side of the city

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

'Balance lost' between councillors and local authorities on housing policy, James Browne says 
'Balance lost' between councillors and local authorities on housing policy, James Browne says 
The housing minister said that executives of local authorities had become unaccountable to councillors and that the upcoming local democracy taskforce would address this.

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Abbeyfeale Coursing Meeting
Government to oppose opposition's bill to ban hare coursing
A Government spokesperson said it recognised the 'depth of feeling' surrounding hare coursing, but it could not support a ban

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Vat cut for hospitality sector unlikely to be passed on to consumers 
Vat cut for hospitality sector unlikely to be passed on to consumers 
Simon Harris also defended the Vat cut applying to multinational franchises

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

unleaded petrol and diesel fuel pumps at a self service petrol station in the UK
Tánaiste details when excise on petrol and diesel will increase as cuts phased out
Government agrees phased withdrawal of fuel excise relief while the Tánaiste presses retailers over delayed reductions at the pumps

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Stephen McCullagh court case
Stephen McCullagh to appeal 31-year sentence for murder of Natalie McNally
McCullagh, 36, of Woodland Gardens, Lisburn, was found guilty of the murder by a jury earlier this year

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Gardaí will not tolerate motorway or port blockades during EU Presidency, commissioner says
Gardaí will not tolerate motorway or port blockades during EU Presidency, commissioner says
Commissioner says extensive planning, new equipment and international cooperation will underpin security during Ireland's six-month EU Presidency

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Tributes paid after former Fianna Fáil minister David Andrews dies aged 91
Tributes paid after former Fianna Fáil minister David Andrews dies aged 91
Long-serving Fianna Fáil TD held several Cabinet portfolios and played a key role during the Good Friday Agreement negotiations

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Covid-19 pandemic inquiry
Sinn Féin calls on Stormont Speaker to step aside over Donaldson concerns
has called on the Stormont Speaker Edwin Poots to stand aside pending a DUP investigation into claims of inappropriate behaviour by .

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Stardust campaigner who lost three children in the blaze passes away
Stardust campaigner who lost three children in the blaze passes away
Bridget McDermott had long sought for justice for her children William, George and Marcella who were three of 48 young people who died in the Stardust fire.

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Three in four parents share children’s photos online despite privacy fears, DPC survey finds
Three in four parents share children’s photos online despite privacy fears, DPC survey finds
Research highlights growing concerns over children's online privacy as AI-driven complaints to the Data Protection Commission also rise sharply

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

female smile
Consumers warned of harm from illegal teeth whitening products sold online
Health products regulator says some products sold online contain hydrogen peroxide levels far above legal EU limit which can cause long-term damage to teeth

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

North Belfast stabbing
Man charged with attempted murder following Belfast disorder
Trouble broke out in Belfast and some other parts of Northern Ireland following a knife attack in the city earlier in June

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Teen dies following e-scooter accident in Carlow
Teen dies following e-scooter accident in Carlow
Two young men had fallen from the e-scooter while travelling 

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Two thirds of Irish people would vote to remain in EU - survey
Two thirds of Irish people would vote to remain in EU - survey
'More In Common' poll: Irish voters favour stronger economic ties with the EU, and now regard several European countries — including the UK — as closer allies than the US

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Yves Sakila's body returned to family as investigations into Dublin death continue
Yves Sakila's body returned to family as investigations into Dublin death continue
The 35-year-old's relatives are now preparing his funeral as inquiries into his death remain ongoing

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

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One-off rural homes cannot be used as short-term rentals 
Rural dwellers will not be able to use new homes for Airbnb-style lets, according to plans being brought to Cabinet today

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Funeral with casket carried by coffin bearer
Time it takes to settle a loved one's affairs after they die depends on where application is made
The national roll-out of the new online probate system is in its early days

Tue, 30 Jun, 2026

Launch of three Women's Health Fund projects
July deadline set for consultants to work extended hours, says Carroll MacNeill
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said around 12% of public-only consultants include Saturdays as part of their work practice plans

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Labour: Media outlet was 'intimidatory' towards Galway mayor Helen Ogbu
Labour: Media outlet was 'intimidatory' towards Galway mayor Helen Ogbu
The Labour Party has claimed the actions of a media outlet in doorstepping the new Galway Mayor Helen Ogbu were “intimidatory and unacceptable”.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

'It shows how fragile life is': Mullingar 'devastated' as victims of Malaga crash named locally
'It shows how fragile life is': Mullingar 'devastated' as victims of Malaga crash named locally
One of the deceased and one of those injured are believed to be brothers

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Refueling at a modern gas station with green fuel pumps and a customer filling their vehicle in a well-lit, organized space duri
Fuel excise duty cuts will stay in place for a further month
Due to expire on July 31, the cuts to excise duties on petrol and diesel will continue until the end of August

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Ministers insist they back previous drugs decriminalisation recommendations
Ministers insist they back previous drugs decriminalisation recommendations
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill and James Lawless reiterated support for the measure, despite reservations expressed by Simon Harris and Jim O’Callaghan

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Department has rejected almost two-thirds of student visa applications so far this year
Department has rejected almost two-thirds of student visa applications so far this year
Around 39% of applications were refused in 2025, 25% in 2024 and 22% in 2023

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

two engineers, a man and a woman in white helmets and green protective vests
Rural dwellers will be allowed build a second one-off home under new rules 
Planning minister John Cummins described the approach as a 'fundamental shift' in rural housing

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

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Europe warned scorching temperatures likely to build again from start of next week
Heatwave has caused thousands of excess deaths and disrupted daily life across the ‌continent for more than a week, with growing concerns over the spread of wildfires

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Army will be deployed if protests block critical infrastructure during EU presidency, minister says
Army will be deployed if protests block critical infrastructure during EU presidency, minister says
Foreign affairs minister Helen McEntee said she did not believe that blocking motorways is 'an acceptable form of protest'

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Taoiseach warns hard border would 'injure and impede a lot of basic rights'
Taoiseach warns hard border would 'injure and impede a lot of basic rights'
It comes after an opinion poll at the weekend suggested that over a third of voters would be in favour of a 'hard border' on the island of Ireland to tackle migration

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Coronavirus - Tue Dec 21, 2021
Hiqa asks public for opinion on which groups should get free covid vaccines
The health watchdog has warned that 'covid-19 continues to disproportionately affect those of older age, particularly those aged 80 years and older'

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Hospital security costs soar to €42m as violence concerns grow 
Hospital security costs soar to €42m as violence concerns grow 
Six of Ireland's biggest hospitals spent over €42m on security in the last two years amid growing concern over antisocial behaviour and violence

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

North South Ministerial Council
McEntee says momentum is behind EU-wide ban on trade with occupied territories
Foreign affairs minister Helen McEntee said such a ban would be 'more possible' than a complete suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Cork businesses hail 'huge difference' as garda patrols boost crime detections
Cork businesses hail 'huge difference' as garda patrols boost crime detections
Businesses say increased garda presence has had a positive impact on city's atmosphere 

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Victim of sexual harassment, domestic violence or abuse. Young sad woman crying and sitting on the floor at home. Ashamed, scare
'It gives them the language to ask for help': Cork nurse on educating school children about sexual violence
Education programme developed by Margo Noonan, the lead nurse at Cork's Sexual Assault Treatment Unit, is delivered to students between first and sixth year, covering topics such as consent, laws regarding sexual violence, and clear pathways to seek help, writes Ann Murphy

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

Passenger waits for plane in an airport
'Ireland could face rent hikes of €250 a year by 2031 linked to air tourism'
Study has found popular tourist destinations in Spain and Greece face spiralling rents and an increasingly negative environmental impact from air tourism

Mon, 29 Jun, 2026

€160k tender to help Ipas assess asylum seekers’ transfer requests
€160k tender to help Ipas assess asylum seekers’ transfer requests
Department of Justice is seeking a company to provide 'impartial medical opinion' to help assess applications to transfer accommodation on medical grounds

Sun, 28 Jun, 2026

Killucan helicopter crash
Helicopter crash probably due to loss of control during training manoeuvre
Air Accident Investigation Unit found no evidence to indicate any pre-existing problem with any engine part of the aircraft that crashed in 2024

Sun, 28 Jun, 2026

98 new electric buses still in storage due to lack of chargers
98 new electric buses still in storage due to lack of chargers
384 buses had been in storage over the past four years, with 98 electric buses still awaiting deployment

Sun, 28 Jun, 2026

Woman so ill she needed oxygen support urges people to give clinical trials a go
Woman so ill she needed oxygen support urges people to give clinical trials a go
Linda Sheehan was given the option to join a clinical trial at the University College Dublin Clinical Research Centre for treatment of a rare lung disease

Sun, 28 Jun, 2026

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Social media and far-right ideas still pose risk to LGBT+ community, group warns
'A lot of the architecture that supported discrimination against people is still very much there', said Phil Corcoran

Sun, 28 Jun, 2026

Health insurance income reduction 'continues to be a challenge' for rehabilitation hospital
Health insurance income reduction 'continues to be a challenge' for rehabilitation hospital
Clontarf Hospital marked 150 years this week since its founder began caring for children with rickets and knock-knee at his home

Sat, 27 Jun, 2026

Scoliosis patient group withdraws from planned inquiry into children’s care
Scoliosis patient group withdraws from planned inquiry into children’s care
Scoping exercise was opened in March to develop terms of reference and a potential structure for a statutory public inquiry into spina bifida and complex scoliosis services

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

In the Hospital Sick Male Patient Sleeps on the Bed. Heart Rate Monitor Equipment is on His Finger.
'Significant change' for better in mental health services
But Mental Health Commission annual report says construction of modern premises for public patients must be faster

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

School closures for heat could now be more likely than snow days
School closures for heat could now be more likely than snow days
Climate crisis 'already reaching the limits of our societies’ ability to cope', according to new analysis, as scientist warns that buildings in Ireland may not be suitable for new temperature norms

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

Ireland EU presidency
ieExplains: How will Ireland's presidency of the EU work and what events will take place?
A massive amount of behind-the-scenes preparation has gone into hosting European leaders, with extra staff taken on, security measures put in place, facilities upgraded, and diplomatic relations strengthened, writes Elaine Loughlin

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

Thunderstorm warning for the West extended as 8,000 properties without power
Thunderstorm warning for the West extended as 8,000 properties without power
Met Éireann said the risks include heavy downpours leading to flooding in places, lightning damage, hail, hazardous driving conditions and very gusty winds

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

Global drugs survey
Dáil drug use committee chair accuses Simon Harris of 'classism' over comments on 'middle Ireland'
Gary Gannon said there would be 'no gardaí standing outside the toilets of rugby clubs or pubs all over Ireland this week', and 'middle Ireland' was not facing criminal retribution for taking drugs

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

Close up of a young woman refueling her car
Taoiseach: Excise cut extension will be "definitively" decided on Tuesday
Micheál Martin said this would ensure any legislative measures required could be completed “in good time” before the Dáil’s summer recess

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

New Irish passport will contain world-first security technology
New Irish passport will contain world-first security technology
Foreign affairs minister Helen McEntee has said that counterfeiters will be 'hard pressed' to replicate the document, adding that it contained a number of undisclosed features

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

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Homeless figures still at 'deeply alarming level' despite slight fall in numbers, charities warn
Number of people living in emergency accommodation fell from record high of 17,548 in April to 17,447 in May

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

New UV artwork in Irish passport with increased security
New UV artwork in Irish passport with increased security
The newly designed passport, launched on Friday by Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee, is described by the Government as “one of the world’s most advanced travel documents”

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

VERONICA GUERIN MURDER STORY CRIME VICTIMS MURDERED REPORTERS
Brother of Veronica Guerin urges murderer to acknowledge 'wrongdoing'
The journalist was shot six times in her car on June 26, 1996, while she was stopped at traffic lights. She was the mother of a six-year-old boy

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

New Irish passport
Wolfhound features on new ‘unmistakably Irish’ passport
The newly designed passport is being described by the Government as “one of the world’s most advanced travel documents”

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

More than €12m spent to refurbish Dublin Castle for Ireland’s EU presidency
More than €12m spent to refurbish Dublin Castle for Ireland’s EU presidency
This includes works to the Hibernia Conference Centre

Fri, 26 Jun, 2026

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