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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

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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

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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

Military accident
Man dies after car and lorry collide on Cavan road
A man in his 40s died at the scene as gardaí closed the road for a technical examination

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Farm Gates submerged in a Flooded area after Rainstorm
Met Éireann to more accurately forecast flash floods with new weather radar system
Five new dual polarisation radar systems will help forecast intense rainfall, though public flood alert systems remain absent

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

International Holocaust Memorial Day
40% of Irish people believe antisemitism is a problem
Majority of Irish respondents in EU survey believe conflicts in the Middle East influence how Jewish people are perceived in the Republic

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

TDs hit with price hike in Dáil bar and restaurant
TDs hit with price hike in Dáil bar and restaurant
Food prices have increased across Leinster House menus, though meals remain subsidised and wine prices were left unchanged

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Good Friday Agreement 25th Anniversary
University to remove George Mitchell’s name from peace centre over Epstein links
A bust of former US senator George Mitchell will also be removed from the university grounds

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

SENATOR AND CHAIRMAN OF THE MULTIPARTY TALKS GEORGE MITCHELL IN DUBLIN CASTLE.18/2/98.PIC LEON FARRELL/PHOTOCALL IRELAND!
Mitchell scholarship renamed after George Mitchell referenced in newly released Epstein files
George Mitchell was one of the contributors to Epstein’s now notorious '50th birthday book', in which he described their friendship as a 'blessing'

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Garda Commissioner should resign if scrambler bike crackdown fails, TD says
Garda Commissioner should resign if scrambler bike crackdown fails, TD says
TDs say existing powers are not being used, as Cabinet prepares new ban following Grace Lynch’s death in Finglas

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Garda ombudsman sends file to DPP over alleged criminality by senior garda in gun parts case
Garda ombudsman sends file to DPP over alleged criminality by senior garda in gun parts case
Fiosrú referral follows protected disclosure, despite internal Garda inquiry clearing senior officer of wrongdoing and recommending no action

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Roderic O’Gorman 'still facing threats and social media abuse'
Roderic O’Gorman 'still facing threats and social media abuse'
'I never got homophobic abuse until I was 39, a minister, and there’s a gang outside Leinster House with a noose," says Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman.

Mon, 02 Feb, 2026

Aptamil infant formula recall
Baby food fears: Inspectors visit Cork and Wexford plants amid toxin scare
Department of Agriculture dispatches inspectors to factories as global concern grows around baby food production

Sun, 01 Feb, 2026

Winter weather Jan 27th 2026
'Significant chance of further flooding' across Ireland in coming days, Tánaiste warns
Simon Harris: 'Despite a very sustained period of rain and flooding so far — particularly in the south-east and east of our country — it is highly likely that more is on the way'

Sun, 01 Feb, 2026

Rain warning issued for Cork and eight other counties as further flooding likely
Rain warning issued for Cork and eight other counties as further flooding likely
There is also a nationwide weather advisory in place from Sunday morning.

Sun, 01 Feb, 2026

Garda stock
Update: Missing Dublin teenager located safe and well
An Garda Síochána has thanked media and the public for their assistance.

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Man, 50s, dead, two women hospitalised after overnight assault in Dublin
Man, 50s, dead, two women hospitalised after overnight assault in Dublin
Gardaáí were called to the scene on Foster Terrace in Ballybough shortly before 1.30am on Sunday

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Taoiseach 'concerned and worried' about further flooding in areas hit by Storm Chandra
Taoiseach 'concerned and worried' about further flooding in areas hit by Storm Chandra
The public has been warned to remain vigilant in the coming days, as the weather continues to remain unsettled

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Showbiz stock
Dermot O’Leary plays tribute to Terry Wogan on 10th anniversary of his death
Terry Wogan died on January 31, 2016

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Ghislaine Maxwell court case
Stopovers in Shannon feature in latest tranche of Jeffrey Epstein files
The new cache includes more than 3m pages, 2,000 videos, and 180,000 images

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Man, 50s, dies after being hit by car in Kildare
Man, 50s, dies after being hit by car in Kildare
A man in his 50s has died after being hit by a car in the early hours of Saturday morning. The incident took place at around 5. 25am in the Mylerstown area of Robertstown in Kildare.

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Over €10m worth of drugs seized by gardaí and Revenue
Over €10m worth of drugs seized by gardaí and Revenue
Three males, two in their 30’s and one in his 50’s, were arrested.

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Rise in cases of self-harm among teenage girls and vulnerable groups 'very worrying'
Rise in cases of self-harm among teenage girls and vulnerable groups 'very worrying'
Study identified repeated self-harm was increasing among girls, as well as trans and gender-diverse teenagers, and early school-leavers

Sat, 31 Jan, 2026

Tánaiste accuses Sinn Féin of 'breaking political consensus on Ukraine'
Tánaiste accuses Sinn Féin of 'breaking political consensus on Ukraine'
The Dáil earlier this week debated a motion seeking approval for Ireland to take part in a EU loan of €90 billion to support Ukraine

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Phil Hogan seeks Government support in running for key United Nations job
Phil Hogan seeks Government support in running for key United Nations job
The role of director general of the UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) is due to be filled later this year

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Using mobile phone whilst driving, UK
'Alarming' 8% of motorists caught using mobile phones while driving last year
An Garda Síochána will be conducting additional road traffic enforcement activity over the St Brigid’s bank holiday weekend 

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

December shows dip in homeless numbers amid 'worst year on record for rising homelessness'
December shows dip in homeless numbers amid 'worst year on record for rising homelessness'
The Dublin Simon Community said the decline is a trend seen in recent years largely driven by short-term accommodation being found for the Christmas period

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Grace Lynch funeral
Watch: The Funeral of Grace Lynch at St. Oliver Plunkett's Church in Finglas
The funeral mass of teenager Grace Lynch, who died after being struck by a scrambler, has heard that the vehicles are being driven by “mad youngsters full of bravado and daredevil behaviour”.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Deepfake concerns
Media watchdog asked to explain 'unacceptable' decision not to investigate X over breaches of Online Safety Code
EU Commission investigation into X over reports child sexual abuse material and non-consensual intimate images of adults were generated through the Grok AI tool relieves Coimisiún na Meán of its powers to enforce the Digital Services Act

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Two injectors dosing pens for subcutaneous injection of antidiabetic medication or anti-obesity medication hovering over a blue
HSE spent over €500k a day last year on weight-loss jabs for patients on free drugs schemes
Just under €212m was spent on Ozempic and Saxenda under the medical card, Drugs Payment Scheme and Long-Term Illness schemes in two years and eight months

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Coronavirus - Mon Jan 18, 2021
Almost 17,000 people were homeless in Ireland over Christmas 
Figures released by the Department of Housing show 11,546 adults and 5,188 children were homeless in December

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Finglas mourns Grace Lynch as priest warns of ‘mad youngsters’ on scramblers
Finglas mourns Grace Lynch as priest warns of ‘mad youngsters’ on scramblers
Grace Lynch died after being struck by a scrambler on Sunday while out walking near her home in Finglas, north Dublin

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Teenager at mental health office
Number of teenagers with mental health issues attending drug addiction services 'through the roof'
Dual diagnosis and ADHD comprise large cohort of adolescent treatment cases, Dáil committee told

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Winter weather Jan 28th 2026
Fresh rain warning issued for seven counties as Met Éireann warns of further flooding
The alert will come into effect at 12pm on Friday for Carlow, Dublin, Kilkenny, Louth, Wexford, Wicklow and Waterford

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

CC HPV VACCINATION LAUNCH
Disability centre for children was reported 'immedately' to Tulsa due to safety concerns
The centre, run by a provider chaired by a former HSE director-general Tony O’Brien, was assessed against 15 standards, and found not compliant with 14.

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

Sad girl in hooded top, sitting on a window ledge with head in hands in despair
One in 12 teens aged 15-19 have attempted suicide
"In a typical classroom of 25 senior-cycle students, five will report poor mental health, three will have self-harmed multiple times, and two will have attempted suicide..."

Fri, 30 Jan, 2026

New homes under construction.
Figures show Government faces its 'ultimate housing test' this year, experts say
'If we don’t see an improvement in the first half of 2026, then it’s certain that 2026 will be another year of missed Government targets.'

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Fine Gael TDs defend minister after Fianna Fáil criticism over schools investment
Fine Gael TDs defend minister after Fianna Fáil criticism over schools investment
Fianna Fáil TD Malcolm Byrne said he would not apologise for 'representing schools within my constituency', while questioning the criteria to select projects to prioritise

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Storm Chandra: Housing minister accused of avoiding responsibility by blaming Met Éireann
Storm Chandra: Housing minister accused of avoiding responsibility by blaming Met Éireann
Mr Browne's Wexford constituency colleague, Labour's George Lawlor, said James Browne had blamed both Met Éireann and Wexford County Council, but had not taken responsibility

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Winter weather Jan 27th 2026
New yellow rain warnings issued as flooding risk persists after Storm Chandra
Met Éireann warns further heavy rain could worsen flooding, as unions renew calls for climate leave and travel disruption continues

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

New home completions hit highest level since 2011 despite missing 2025 target
New home completions hit highest level since 2011 despite missing 2025 target
Apartment construction drove a sharp rise in housing output last year, though completions still fell short of Government targets

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Car rental sign
Hertz ordered to pay €10,000 to blind woman over guide dog car hire charge
Workplace Relations Commission rules car hire firm failed to provide reasonable accommodation for blind customer travelling with guide dog

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Patrick O’Donovan 21/1/2025
'Enough flags raised': Committee raises questions over how rowing welfare concerns were handled
Administrators faced sharp questioning as politicians examined delayed responses to athlete welfare concerns in Ireland’s high-performance rowing system

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Infant boy seriously injured following attack by two dogs 
Infant boy seriously injured following attack by two dogs 
Gardaí and emergency services were alerted to a residential property in Callan at around 3pm

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Military accident
Pedestrian and motorist killed in separate road collisions 
Gardaí appealing for witnesses to both incidents. 

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

AI prompt chat bot. Search website to generate data, text or image. Man using computer with artificial intelligence app. Virtual
Sexual abuse support service for children raises 'concern' about impact of AI 
Rise driven by exposure to online pornography with fears over impact of AI tools

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Government turns to TikTok to highlight risks of cosmetic surgery abroad
Social media firms have 'too much discretion' over children's online safety with rules 'playing catch-up'
The Ombudsman for Children’s Office will tell the Oireachtas Children’s Committee the current legal framework to hold tech giants to account does not yet provide a 'clear, predictable' regulatory environment that makes sure online platforms fully respect children’s rights

Thu, 29 Jan, 2026

Irish Government formation
Heneghan votes against Government on €400 emergency payment for people with disabilities
Barry Heneghan, a Government-supporting independent TD, has voted against the Government and backed the motion by the Social Democrats

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

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Corporate watchdog says any steps to curb its power would be 'deeply problematic'
Chair of the Corporate Enforcement Authority Ian Drennan to tell the Public Accounts Committee steps to take responsibility for oversight of the agency away would mean they would be held accountable to the Oireachtas and courts despite having 'no lawful authority or control'

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

Plans to ban scramblers on roads will be brought to Cabinet as early as next week
Plans to ban scramblers on roads will be brought to Cabinet as early as next week
Stricter regulations will also be placed on e-scooters and e-bikes under the plans

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

People with disabilities in large institutions face 'significant differences' to those in smaller settings
People with disabilities in large institutions face 'significant differences' to those in smaller settings
The Oireachtas committee on disability matters heard that people in smaller settings 'are now living a full life'

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

Principals call for extension to hot meals programme as 'food poverty is increasingly visible'
Principals call for extension to hot meals programme as 'food poverty is increasingly visible'
Lack of food provision during the school holidays a 'critical issue'

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

Winter weather Jan 27th 2026
Flood relief schemes to be treated as critical infrastructure under new laws
Fresh rain warning issued as housing minister hits out at Met Éireann

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

Primary School Coat Pegs
'Not acceptable' children with special needs having to travel long distances to access school place, minister says
Education minister Hildegarde Naughton said she acknowledged parents' 'frustrations' and said the Government was spending €3bn a year on special education

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

Tenancy Agreement
New rent laws will 'rip up vital protections' for tenants, Labour says
Labour leader Ivana Bacik said allowing landlords to reset rents to market value between tenancies would rip up the vital protections altogether, and called for a rent freeze to give 'real breathing space' for tenants

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

Photo of Sad girl looking out of window
Parents' fight for mental health services for their children 'wears you down and burns you out'
Oireachtas health committee heard parents of children with mental illness face huge distress in trying to access services and support

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

U-turn on renaming of Herzog Park sparked angry backlash against Dublin council
U-turn on renaming of Herzog Park sparked angry backlash against Dublin council
One email warned that renaming the park would be 'a disgraceful antisemitic action', while another said Dublin City Council 'bottled it' after withdrawing the plan to rename it

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

Government turns to TikTok to highlight risks of cosmetic surgery abroad
Simon Harris calls for social media ban for under-16s
Simon Harris said there had to be a 'baring of teeth' and enforcement of the age of digital consent

Wed, 28 Jan, 2026

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