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Dublin Airport passenger cap to be scrapped 
Dublin Airport passenger cap to be scrapped 
Cabinet will also hear plans for the basic income for the arts, infrastructure guidelines, the living city initiative, and recruitment and retention in the Defence Forces

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Adult male with heart attack or heart burn condition, health and medicine concept
Fewer than half of Irish heart attack patients seek help within an hour, audit finds
Audit shows smoking drives earlier heart attacks while delays in seeking help continue to undermine life-saving treatment

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Young Girl In Bedroom Worried By Bullying Text Message
Half of children aged 8-12 at risk online with no parental restrictions, survey finds
CyberSafeKids says many children are exposed to the risk of engaging with strangers as it launches its 'Same Rules Apply' campaign 

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

Housing update at Churchfields development in Dublin
‘Medical lifeline’ between Donegal and Dublin will be cut, campaigners says
Changes to a public service air route are down to “people in Dublin making decisions that have no idea what it’s like living in Donegal”, a campaigner has said.

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

AI is undermining democracy, Oireachtas committee to hear
AI is undermining democracy, Oireachtas committee to hear
TDs and senators to hear that AI portals' use of online journalism without payment is leaving quality journalism 'under existential threat' 

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Minister to look at European ruling on public holiday allowances and overtime for Defence Forces
Minister to look at European ruling on public holiday allowances and overtime for Defence Forces
In a statement the department of defence said the minister, Helen McEntee, 'notes' the findings that Ireland is in breach of a European charter

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Government engages US authorities over Irish man detained by ICE
Government engages US authorities over Irish man detained by ICE
Irish authorities are engaging US officials after a Kilkenny man detained by ICE described harsh conditions and fears for his safety

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Department facing 24 legal actions over use of biometric data in Public Services Card
Department facing 24 legal actions over use of biometric data in Public Services Card
Department of Social Protection said cases predate ruling from Data Protection Commission which said the card does use biometric data and such processing would have to be discontinued within nine months unless the State could find a valid legal basis for its use

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

HSE accused of concealing scale of waiting list crisis
HSE accused of concealing scale of waiting list crisis
Cork East TD Liam Quaide challenges Bernard Gloster, saying the HSE has given 'what seemed like deliberately vague responses' on staffing levels

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

House and rent prices
Housing minister admits 'archaic' aspects of homebuying need 'increased transparency'
James Browne was reacting to  a new study which found overbidding, a widespread misunderstanding of rights, and increasing delays are all characteristics of homebuying in Ireland

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Close up of a sad young Caucasian woman reading bad news
Gardaí must be trained to identify sex-for-rent offers, Oireachtas told
Coalition urges garda training, victim supports and inclusion of sex-for-rent exploitation in Ireland’s domestic and gender-based violence strategy

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Closeup of black man watching sports match on TV at home and using online betting app
TV viewers of 2022 World Cup were much more likely to bet if exposed to gambling ads, study shows
Frequency of football betting was between 16% and 24% higher during matches broadcast on channels screening gambling ads compared with games shown on channels that did not screen them, research found

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Gardaí make fresh appeal for information on Icelandic man who went missing seven years ago
Gardaí make fresh appeal for information on Icelandic man who went missing seven years ago
Jón Jónsson has not been seen since he went missing in Dublin in February 2019

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Estate agent For Sale sign
One in three buyers expect to encounter illegal 'ghost bids' on houses sold in open auctions
ESRI research warns open auctions and online bidding systems are driving higher prices, stress and mistrust for first-time buyers

Mon, 09 Feb, 2026

Businessman Calculating Tax By Small And Big House Models
'Mini cabinets' recommended as potential means of oversight on local democracy
While not all of the recommendations will be included in the local democracy taskforce's report to the Government, a source said that they gave 'a flavour of the direction of travel'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Social Democrats deny suspending Limerick City branch after lack of meetings flagged
Social Democrats deny suspending Limerick City branch after lack of meetings flagged
Councillor Elisa O'Donovan said the branch AGM, 'now four months overdue, was postponed abruptly on November 18 by the general secretary citing an internal matter under review'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Budget calculation
Number of childminders who claim State funding to expand under minister's plan 
Childminders will only be allowed to look after a maximum of six children at any one time under the September 2024 regulations, and only two of those can be aged under 15 months

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Irish Government formation
Green Party deputy leader vows to tackle discrimination after completing cancer treatment
Hazel Chu was diagnosed with breast cancer last summer and had surgery in September

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Top view of medical documentation being filled by female doctor at doctor's office
IMO criticises surgeon data plan as medicine 'does not lend itself to direct league tables' 
The chair of the IMO consultants committee, Matthew Sadlier, also warned it could lead to poorer outcomes for patients

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

SOCIAL DEMOCRATS NATIONAL CONFERENCE
Housing figures 'turned out to be a complete fabrication', Holly Cairns tells Social Democrats conference
Ms Cairns's speech follows the party’s recent policy launch for a State construction company and the creation of modular homes factories to 'ramp up supply'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Using mobile phone
Text helpline sees record number of struggling people make contact
Text service sees spike in conversations about housing problems and loneliness

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Tubridy says he 'wouldn't say never' when asked about returning to RTÉ
Tubridy says he 'wouldn't say never' when asked about returning to RTÉ
'I love the people I worked with. I'd like to fix it, if that makes sense'

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Watch: Rough seas cause unusually high waves to hit the coast of Ireland
Watch: Rough seas cause unusually high waves to hit the coast of Ireland
High waves were seen along the coast at Scotsman's Bay in Dun Laoghaire on Friday February 6th

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Israel Palestinians Gaza
Further seven Palestinian children arrive in Ireland for treatment following  evacuation from Gaza
The youngsters will undergo medical assessments over the coming days with teams from Children's Health Ireland

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Australian Outback Farmer
Chance of El Niño forming in Pacific Ocean may push global temperatures to record highs
Experts said it is too early to be confident, but there are signals in the spread of sea surface temperatures in the Pacific that suggest an El Niño could form this year

Sun, 08 Feb, 2026

Man arrested after axe attack on four parked cars in Co Wexford
Man arrested after axe attack on four parked cars in Co Wexford
Suspect in his 50s detained after four vehicles were damaged at a popular Wexford car park on Saturday afternoon

Sat, 07 Feb, 2026

Taoiseach warns against enshrining Irish neutrality in the Constitution
Taoiseach warns against enshrining Irish neutrality in the Constitution
The Taoiseach argues a Constitutional guarantee of neutrality could restrict Ireland’s defence and peacekeeping capabilities, citing the triple lock

Sat, 07 Feb, 2026

Government Trade Forum
Harris backs Taoiseach’s Trump visit, as engagement ‘more important than ever’
Simon Harris has expressed his support for the Taoiseach’s meeting with US president Donald Trump, saying “it’s more important than ever” to engage.

Sat, 07 Feb, 2026

Micheál Martin 18/1/2026
Micheál Martin stops short of backing under-16 social media ban
The Taoiseach said Ireland would monitor Australia’s under-16 ban as pressure grows following EU findings against TikTok

Sat, 07 Feb, 2026

David Branigan and Chani Anderson receiving the trophy for 1st place in the Reportage category from Will Goodbody 6/2/2026
'Irish Examiner' photographer Chani Anderson wins prestigious Press Photographers Ireland award
Ms Anderson won the reportage category for her work covering Operation Trench 11, the State’s largest charter-flight deportation in November last year

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Winter weather Feb 6th 2026
River flooding still possible on Saturday as heavy rain continues
The NECG met on Friday and said that while weather warnings were to lift over the weekend, river flooding was still possible on Saturday

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Taoiseach visit to the US
Taoiseach formally invited to White House on St Patrick's Day
Micheál Martin said Donald Trump's letter 'expresses that this visit would be an opportunity to celebrate the warm and historic friendship between the US and Ireland'

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Coronavirus
Garda graduates sent to Dublin 'at expense of the regions'
Some 167 new gardaí graduated from Templemore and are set to enter into service across the country

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Unrecognizable occupational therapist with little male patient doing a hand exercise with a small ball
Education Therapy Service rolled out to schools
Special schools expected to have a speech and language therapist and occupational therapist assigned by 2026/27

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Dozens of barriers preventing Ireland from reaching 2030 climate goals
Dozens of barriers preventing Ireland from reaching 2030 climate goals
The Joint Committee on Climate said Ireland will struggle to achieve the national objective of a 51% reduction in carbon emissions with 30 separate barriers to be overcome

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Cabinet briefing - Dublin
'Difficult challenge' to bar scrambler bikes from public roads, says justice minister
Scramblers remain legal to own in Ireland, and restricting their importation would require engagement with the European Commission

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Dublin man went blind in one eye after using weight-loss jabs
Dublin man went blind in one eye after using weight-loss jabs
Man had been taking jabs once a week for two years

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

PSNI stock
Three arrested after police pursuit in Co Down
Officers said the incident happened after a red-coloured Audi failed to stop for officers shortly after midnight on Main Street in Ballynahinch

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Bus crash - Dublin
Victim of fatal Dublin bus crash named locally as garda investigation gets under way
The victim of Thursday's bus crash has been named locally as Frank Daly, from East Wall

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Newborn baby in the arms of his mother drinking from the feeding bottle
More batches of Aptamil and Cow & Gate infant and follow-on formula recalled
The affected products relate to specific batches of Aptamil and Cow & Gate formula which may contain cereulide, which can cause food poisoning.

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

AI experts say deepfakes now at 'industrial' scale
AI experts say deepfakes now at 'industrial' scale
Scammers are using widely available and inexpensive tools to perpetuate increasingly targeted heists

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Government turns to TikTok to highlight risks of cosmetic surgery abroad
'Writing is on the wall' for social media firms after investigation found TikTok's 'addictive design' breaches EU law
In preliminary findings into an investigation into TikTok, the European Commission said such addictive features included infinite scrolling, autoplay, push notifications, and its highly personalised recommender system

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

22 further sets of human remains uncovered during Tuam mother and baby home excavation
22 further sets of human remains uncovered during Tuam mother and baby home excavation
Latest discovery brings the total number of remains discovered at the site to 33

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Large Tourist Bus Travels Fast In The City
NTA has spent an 'astounding' €35m on contactless payment system due in 2028
Cork councillor says it is an 'astounding sum to be spent' on a system which public transport users will not see for another two years 

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Dublin bus crash: Eyewitness describes 'terrifying' scene as President leads tributes to victim
Dublin bus crash: Eyewitness describes 'terrifying' scene as President leads tributes to victim
A man in his 80s died while three others, including the bus driver, were taken to hospital for treatment of their injuries

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Galway West and Dublin Central by-elections likely to take place in May
Galway West and Dublin Central by-elections likely to take place in May
One was elected Ireland's President, the other became the World Bank's MD. Voters will now choose who will take the Dáil seats vacated by Catherine Connolly and Paschal Donohoe

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Cancer treatment in a modern medical private clinic or hospital with a linear accelerator. Professional doctors team working whi
Ireland's national cancer programme ranked number one of 20 examined worldwide
Programmes analysed included those in France, Austria, Norway, and Switzerland

Fri, 06 Feb, 2026

Catherine Connolly visit to Northern Ireland
Unionist MP tells President Connolly in Derry: 'You're in our country'
Gregory Campbell told reporters that he was 'more than disappointed' that there were numerous references to Derry but 'not a single reference to Londonderry' in a speech given by the President 

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

FIANNA FAIL ARD FHEIS
'Polish MEP snorted at me like a pig': Cynthia Ní Mhurchú makes complaint against Jacek Ozdoba
Ireland South MEP also criticised committee chair saying the noises and Bogdan Rzonca's response risked 'giving the impression of bias and misogynistic behaviour towards female MEPs'

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Become ruined by eating disorder
Psychologists seeing 'significant increases' in young people with eating disorders linked to social media
Psychologist told Dáil committee he used to see one or two cases of young people with eating disorders and now the number is 30 or 40, linked to the 'perception of not being good enough'

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Cloverhill Prison staff muting emergency calls from inmates 'deeply concerning', inspector says
Cloverhill Prison staff muting emergency calls from inmates 'deeply concerning', inspector says
Inspections found tape and pieces of card had been used to hold down mute buttons throughout the prison, so alarms activated by inmates in cells would make no sound

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Orange warnings in place as Dáil descends into shouting match over flood defences
Orange warnings in place as Dáil descends into shouting match over flood defences
Sinn Féin deputy leader Pearse Doherty and Tánaiste Simon Harris chastised by Leas-Cheann Comhairle John McGuinness for repeated clashes during Leaders' Questions

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Bus crash - Dublin
One dead and three injured in Dublin city centre bus crash
Justice minister Jim O’Callaghan confirmed that one person had died and three people have been hospitalised 

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Preschool Children Playing Music Using Various Colorful Instruments
Autistic girls four times less likely to get childhood diagnosis than boys, study finds
Researchers found by the age of 20, diagnosis rates of men and women were almost equal, challenging previous assumptions autism is more common among males

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

A woman and a male instructor during driving lessons
RSA warns learner drivers tests booked through third-party platforms will be cancelled
Advertisements and apps targeting learner drivers are suggesting they can offer cancellation appointments '18 times faster' if booked through their third-party app rather than through the Road Safety Authority

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

File Photo Minister for Health Leo Varadkar will launch the Public Health (Alcohol) Bill which sets out to reduce the damage tha
Government has no plans to raise minimum unit price for alcohol
Measure was first introduced in 2022 in a bid to reduce serious illness and death from alcohol consumption

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Gardaí to spend €1m on clothing and gear for mountain bike unit
Gardaí to spend €1m on clothing and gear for mountain bike unit
Number of gardaí assigned to mountain bike duties as of last month was 1,023

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Teen girl playing online games by a smartphone on blue sky background. The concept of teenage addiction to a mobile phone and so
Psychologists warn of risks from overly restrictive social media ban for teens
Experts warn overly restrictive approaches could push vulnerable teens to less regulated online spaces

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Man arrested and girl in critical condition following road collision in Offaly
Man arrested and girl in critical condition following road collision in Offaly
A man in his 40s has been arrested following a collision between a car and two teenage pedestrians on Wednesday. 

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Lawyer holding document and speaking to jury in courtroom
Counselling records only admissible in court where risk of unfair trial exists
Cabinet approves legislation limiting use of counselling notes in trials, alongside historical justice measures and new bail provisions

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Social Media Apps - BeReal and Others
Government plans PPS-based age checks for online platforms to protect children
Ireland plans to introduce PPS-based age verification for social media platforms this year to protect children online

Thu, 05 Feb, 2026

Martin Heydon defends Bord Bia chairman from Sinn Féin's motion to dismiss
Martin Heydon defends Bord Bia chairman from Sinn Féin's motion to dismiss
Agriculture minister Martin Heydon said that Sinn Féin had not sought a briefing from Bord Bia board members in advance of calling for Larry Murrin's removal

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Gerry Hutch court case
Kinahan cartel ‘no longer exists’ in Ireland, says gardaí, as Hutch gang remains active
Gardaí outline the current threat posed by the Hutch gang and the dismantling of the Kinahan cartel, a decade after the Regency attack

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Desperate Woman
Minister seeking legal advice on statutory paid leave for pregnancy loss
'There is now a shared understanding across Government that pregnancy loss requires a specific, compassionate response,' a cross-party group discussing the legislation has said

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Homeschooling: Hands of an Unrecognizable Child Drawing While Sitting on her Mother's Lap, Lockdown Activities Concept (Overhead
Childminders working from home should not pay commercial rates, says Foley
Children’s Minister Norma Foley says childminders operating from their own homes should not face commercial rates charges

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Travellers 'have to hide their identity in order to survive'
Travellers 'have to hide their identity in order to survive'
'Racism and discrimination, harassment and hate crime are daily realities for many people,' launch of survey on Traveller and Roma rights told

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Tenancy Agreement
New rent laws will increase rents and evictions and fail to improve housing conditions for tenants, report says
'The new rent pressure zone legislation will create further opportunities for exploitation by incentivising landlords to find ways to evict tenants in order to increase rents,' report author says

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

TikTok App, social network, app icon, display on display of mobile phone, smartphone, detail, full format
Children as young as 10 'loopholing' usage rules by being on TikTok, committee hears
TikTok's head of public policy and government relations Susan Moss told the Oireachtas media committee no social media platform can guarantee complete safety

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Irish housing
Paul Murphy and Micheál Martin clash over handling of X AI nudification issue
Paul Murphy accused the Government of failing to act on AI-generated abuse, claims strongly rejected by the Taoiseach

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Catherine Connolly visit to Northern Ireland
Catherine Connolly: North a ‘beacon of light’ showing world ‘peace is possible’
President acknowledged that across the island of Ireland there are 'different aspirations for the future' and an 'unfinished story'

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Government to examine licensing and sale of scrambler bikes amid crackdown
Government to examine licensing and sale of scrambler bikes amid crackdown
Ministers say a new ban on scramblers in public spaces will remove ambiguity for gardaí and strengthen enforcement

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

CHI chief vows to reveal consultants' surgery outcomes to public
CHI chief vows to reveal consultants' surgery outcomes to public
Move follows system in other countries where performance data for thousands of surgeons is released where people can check details — including mortality as well as success rates for individual consultants

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Shortage of third-level education through Irish having a 'crippling' impact, committee hears
Shortage of third-level education through Irish having a 'crippling' impact, committee hears
Less than 1% of third level students undertake a course taught through Irish

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Wasting renewable energy 'unnecessary and unforgivable' when households live in energy poverty
Wasting renewable energy 'unnecessary and unforgivable' when households live in energy poverty
Dáil committee told more than €1.4m of clean renewable wind energy was being 'dispatched down, or wasted, every single day' and could be redirected to homes in fuel poverty

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Irish gambling operators can apply for licence from Thursday under new legislation
Irish gambling operators can apply for licence from Thursday under new legislation
Gambling regulator to conduct 'boots-on-the-ground' assessments of gambling premises as part of the licensing process, including a venue’s proximity to schools and ATMs

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Breast cancer study
AI helping to transform breast cancer care in Ireland
Two landmark studies show that AI used alongside specialist breast radiologists significantly improves cancer detection.

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Nearly 200 drivers arrested for being under the influence over bank holiday weekend
Nearly 200 drivers arrested for being under the influence over bank holiday weekend
13 persons have died on Irish roads so far in 2026. 

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Grace Lynch funeral
Cabinet plans to ban scrambler bikes from Irish roads after the death of Grace Lynch 
The move comes in the aftermath of the death of 16-year-old Dublin teenager Grace Lynch after being hit by a scrambler last month

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

FRANCE-ELON-MUSK-LAUNCH-GROK-ARTIFICIAL-INTELLIGENCE-NEW-VERSION
X spurns TDs and senators as Paris office is raided for allegedly facilitating child abuse images 
Google, Meta, and TikTok will be at Oireachtas media committee but — even amid the Grok 'nudification' scandal — Elon Musk's social media company is refusing to show up

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

New homes under construction.
More judges needed to help cut red tape in planning cases, minister told 
Dáil housing committee said in order to ensure judicial reviews were heard promptly and without delay, additional judges should be appointed, with other staffing needs met as required

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

Female entrepreneur drawing on whiteboard
Over 1,000 teaching posts still unfilled as schools struggle with core subjects
Maths, Irish, and home economics had the most unfilled posts

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

'Cancer doesn't discriminate by age': Warning as cases rise among people under age 49
'Cancer doesn't discriminate by age': Warning as cases rise among people under age 49
The OECD report said: 'Concerningly, cancer diagnoses among younger people, ages 15-49, have increased more widely among women'

Wed, 04 Feb, 2026

PSNI stock
Eleven-year-old boy killed in road collision in Co Down
The PSNI confirmed the child was killed in a road traffic collision in Kilkeel on Tuesday

Tue, 03 Feb, 2026

Baby food: SMA First Infant Milk urgent product recall due to food poisoning risk
Baby food: SMA First Infant Milk urgent product recall due to food poisoning risk
The latest recall, this time by Nestlé, is again linked to a heat-resistant toxin called cereulide which can cause food poisoning

Tue, 03 Feb, 2026

A Black Angus Bull with Bell
Flying swans, itchy bulls and other animals blamed for 1,500 power outages in a year
Other animals implicated in power outages included squirrels, mice, rats, as well as one disconnection to remove a bee nest

Tue, 03 Feb, 2026

X's AI chatbot Grok
X refuses to appear before Oireachtas media committee amid Grok controversy
The committee will meet on Wednesday with representatives from Meta, Google, and TikTok to discuss online regulations

Tue, 03 Feb, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to Wexford
Taoiseach concedes housing shortfall but insists 50,000 homes a year is achievable
The Taoiseach said stronger investment conditions could drive housing supply higher, while confirming a St Patrick’s Day White House visit

Tue, 03 Feb, 2026

'I am delighted to be back': Claire Byrne launches new Newstalk show after leaving RTÉ
'I am delighted to be back': Claire Byrne launches new Newstalk show after leaving RTÉ
The broadcaster returned to Newstalk after 15 years, taking over Pat Kenny’s slot as part of a daytime shake-up

Tue, 03 Feb, 2026

School stock
Garda call-outs to schools over knives and weapons double in a year
Garda figures show a sharp increase in weapons-related incidents at schools, raising serious concerns for parents, teachers and politician

Tue, 03 Feb, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to Wexford
'You’re a Cork man, aren’t you? You’re forever getting flooded': Taoiseach called on to do more
Micheál Martin was in Enniscorthy on Monday to see the damage caused by last week's flooding

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Military accident
Pedestrian, 80s, suffers serious injuries following Longford crash 
The driver of the car, an adult male, aged in his late teens, was uninjured

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

DISABILITY COALITION PROTEST
'Our messaging is fact': Disability groups hit back at minister over 'food or heating' claims
The social protection minister said: 'I do not want a misleading and dangerous message to go out that people must choose between food and heating.'

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

'Alarming' figures show 15% of people in receipt of lone-parent payments were underpaid
'Alarming' figures show 15% of people in receipt of lone-parent payments were underpaid
Call for social protection minister Dara Calleary to investigate 'as a matter of urgency' and provide a timeline for repaying the money

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Accelerating Infrastructure launch
Office refuses to say how many ministers are repaying incorrect pension deductions
Documentation provided to the public accounts committee on December 24 confirmed that the miscalculation for former and current ministers was €360,000

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Good Friday Agreement 25th Anniversary
Former US senator George Mitchell reiterates Epstein denials as university severs ties
A statement said: 'At no time did Senator Mitchell observe, suspect, or have any knowledge of Epstein engaging in illegal or inappropriate conduct with underage women. '

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Cyber Attack
MEPs discuss HSE ransomware attack during 'frightening' debate
Experts also warned of the potential for offshore wind farms to be hacked and shut down, as well as threats from drones and smart cars

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

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