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Mother and son looking out of window
Housing crisis forcing victims back to domestic abuse, report claims
One Family speaks of 'multiple incidents of either the victim parent or children returning to their abuser in the family home, rather than live in emergency accommodation'

Tue, 22 Sep, 2026

Irish Budget 2027
Taoiseach to highlight importance of peace in Palestine and Ukraine to Irish people during UN trip
The Taoiseach is one of nearly 130 world leaders to jet into New York to address the United Nations General Assembly High Level Week

Tue, 22 Sep, 2026

Nepal Flash Floods
‘Supersized’ El Niño could propel eight million children into acute hunger
'Climate change (in East and Southern Africa) is already making droughts more and more frequent… the growing seasons are even less reliable than they than they were 10, 20, 30 years ago.'

Tue, 22 Sep, 2026

Kinahan cartel among network of gangs using secret 'underground bank'
Kinahan cartel among network of gangs using secret 'underground bank'
An EBU investigation has uncovered a 532-member WhatsApp group allegedly used by criminal networks to arrange cross-border cash transfers

Tue, 22 Sep, 2026

Senior man feeling pain at home
Elderly act as primary carers for thousands of adults with disabilities, report finds
The advocacy group Before We Die wants the report published, but the HSE said it was only intended 'to provide a baseline for future planning'

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Ireland a 'cautionary tale' over data centre construction, committee to hear
Ireland a 'cautionary tale' over data centre construction, committee to hear
Friends of the Earth Ireland due to tell Oireachtas committee on artificial intelligence that increase in centres is 'fundamentally oppositional' to climate targets

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

File Photo The Government has approved the forensic excavation of the site of the former Mother and Baby Home in Tuam, Co Galway
Mother and baby home group to disband after taking its cause 'as far as it can go'
'We don’t think we can get any further,' said retired solicitor Dudley Potter

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Almost 4,000 safeguarding concerns raised in adult disability services in first half of year
Almost 4,000 safeguarding concerns raised in adult disability services in first half of year
Chair of Safeguarding Ireland Patricia Rickard-Clarke said the high level of concerns raised by the HSE showed 'Ireland does not currently have adequate structures in place to deliver adult safeguarding and to prevent adult abuse'

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Middle East conflict
Government may postpone restoration of fuel excise duty in November, Simon Harris says
The finance minister says it may not be 'prudent' to increase the tax when fuel prices are so high

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Revamp of free school meals programme to include cold lunch option
Revamp of free school meals programme to include cold lunch option
Changes to the scheme will see different portion size meals offered to children based on their age

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Refueling at a modern gas station with green fuel pumps and a customer filling their vehicle in a well-lit, organized space duri
Government may stall carbon tax rise due in October, minister hints
Seán Canney said Government wanted to 'do the best for our citizens', which could include stalling carbon tax increases that could see a €4.86 rise in the price of a tank of petrol and €5.76 in the price of a tank of diesel by 2030

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

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Only 70 women approved for endometriosis surgery abroad in first year of new scheme
Advocacy group criticises 'frustrating' barriers to treatment for the debilitating condition, with which one on seven women and girls live

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Sean Canney comments
Road safety minister says rising death toll on Irish roads is a 'failure of everybody'
At the start of Monday morning’s informal meeting of EU transport ministers, he was asked by reporters how he will be able to stand over his record as junior minister with the number of deaths on Irish roads. 

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Gatwick Airport expansion
Flights across Belfast airports and Derry hit by ‘technical issue’
A number of travellers at the two Belfast airports and Derry were affected by a technical issue facing air traffic control.

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Close up low angle view cropped shot of a man riding electro scooter at the street
Requirement for e-scooters to be registered could be brought in via 'emergency legislation'
Minister of State with responsibility for Road Safety, Seán Canney, made the comments at Dublin Castle on Monday.

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Drumcree parade
Fear that Garvaghy Road march go-ahead could ‘unravel’ other former flashpoints
11 residents groups across Northern Ireland have expressed solidarity with Garvaghy Road residents

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Young girl eating hot school dinner uk
'Total overhaul' of school meals programme needed, campaign group says
Approximately half a million of hot school meals are delivered to primary schools across the country every day

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Woman Experiencing Lower Abdominal and Bladder Pain in Bathroom ? Urinary Tract Infection, Cystitis, Cramps and Digestive Discom
Deis schools to provide free period products
Schools supporting students most at risk of educational disadvantage are to receive funding to provide period products to help combat the stigma of period poverty

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Migration policy
High Court challenge for justice minister over Gazan student’s visa refusal
Case is being taken on behalf of Hafez Alrayyes, a 20-year-old Gazan student, who had been awarded a fully funded scholarship to study engineering in Trinity College Dublin

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Government urged to deliver cost-of-disability payment in budget
Government urged to deliver cost-of-disability payment in budget
Disability Federation of Ireland and other members of the Affordable Ireland campaign marched in Dublin on Saturday to highlight cost-of-living concerns

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

People who have been evacuated from Afghanistan arrive at Melsbroek military airport
Plight of Afghan women and girls must not fall off agenda – Helen McEntee
Foreign affairs minister said more than 2.6m girls have been denied access to secondary school since the Taliban took control in 2021

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Cork event centre tenders to be issued to bidders next month
Cork event centre tenders to be issued to bidders next month
Housing minister James Browne will update Cabinet today on progress on the long-awaited Cork event centre

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Housing minister proposes €300 increase to rent tax credit
As Budget 2027 talks intensify, James Browne wants to see more renters draw down the tax credit

Mon, 21 Sep, 2026

Three children and 40 adults from Georgia deported at a cost of €225,000
Three children and 40 adults from Georgia deported at a cost of €225,000
Four of the men who were deported had been convicted of offences in this jurisdiction, gardaí confirmed

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Young girl relax with her smartphone on a sofa
Snapchat 'like a haven for paedophiles': Tusla developing social media policy for children in care
Child Law Project cites a judge who said the accused in a recent case described Snapchat as ‘like a haven for paedophiles’

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Reading is Fun!
Childcare cost is a barrier to having children in rural Ireland – survey
In the 2026 Rural Ireland Thinks survey, 63% of respondents said the cost of childcare is an impediment to having children — up from 55% in 2024 when the survey was last taken

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Garda stock
Garda whistleblowers: TD says Government is using law as 'a political hiding place'
Opposition parties say Helen McEntee must account for actions taken on protected disclosures when she was justice minister

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

DNA Structure Medical Concept
Justice system 'increasingly dependent' on DNA database
Oversight committee chairwoman Judge Catherine A Murphy highlights 'challenges' in recruiting and retaining qualified and experienced staff in Forensic Science Ireland

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Warning trafficked women may be missing out on cancer screening 
Warning trafficked women may be missing out on cancer screening 
More needs to be done to identify and address the healthcare needs of trafficking victims, according to a barrister who has raised concerns about access to CervicalCheck and BreastCheck

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Police lamp, Dublin, Ireland
Man dies in Meath after car hits premises in early morning crash 
The crash occurred on Connaught Street, Athboy, at approximately 2am.

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Middle East conflict
'There's more anger now': Farmers willing to protest at rising fuel and fertiliser costs 
Farmers have criticised an increase in the carbon tax due on October 14

Sun, 20 Sep, 2026

Man in critical condition after drone delivers dangerous drugs to Midlands Prison
Man in critical condition after drone delivers dangerous drugs to Midlands Prison
The drugs, which were in tablet form, were dropped in the D-yard of the Co Laois prison on Friday, sources said

Sat, 19 Sep, 2026

Dublin drugs seizure
Two women charged after almost €450,000 worth of drugs seized in Dublin
Gardaí seized cannabis, suspected cocaine, cash and drug paraphernalia during an intelligence-led operation in Dublin

Sat, 19 Sep, 2026

Pregnant women and new mothers with mental health difficulties are 'falling through the cracks'
Pregnant women and new mothers with mental health difficulties are 'falling through the cracks'
The Maternal Death Enquiry (MDE) reported that suicide was the leading cause of deaths among women in the year after giving birth

Sat, 19 Sep, 2026

'We should consider expanding' rent-a-room scheme, Taoiseach says
'We should consider expanding' rent-a-room scheme, Taoiseach says
It was not made clear if it could include raising the tax relief available to people or increasing the number of rooms rentable

Sat, 19 Sep, 2026

'The Lost Children of Tuam': Catherine Corless 'overwhelmed' at red-carpet Dublin screening
'The Lost Children of Tuam': Catherine Corless 'overwhelmed' at red-carpet Dublin screening
Historian who uncovered the names of 796 children who died in the mother and baby institution attends star-studded screening at the Lighthouse in Dublin

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to UK
Tadgh McNally: From Burnham to Trump, Irish unity debate has been given a rocket boost
A border poll remained firmly in the conversation as Taoiseach Micheál Martin met the UK prime minister in Manchester today

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to UK
Britain not ready to set out border poll criteria, says Taoiseach
Micheál Martin said he talked with British prime minister Andy Burnham about the framework to replace the existing UK Legacy Act, writes Tadgh McNally in Manchester

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Unhappy teenage girl measuring waist in mirror
Parents in 'dire straits' over lack of services for children with eating disorders
Caring About Recovery From Eating Disorders (Cared) Ireland said there are six specialist community-based eating disorder teams for adults and five for children across the country

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Ryanair AGM
'It won't happen again': Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary apologises over ‘rapists’ comments
Ryanair chief had previously refused to say sorry despite criticism from politicians and sexual violence victims’ groups

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Crash on M9 in Co Kildare
Fiosrú clears gardaí over pursuit before M9 collision that killed five teenagers
Fiosrú examined the actions of gardaí who followed the car before it entered the M9 travelling against the direction of traffic

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

FSAI recalls four ready-made meals due to possible Listeria presence
FSAI recalls four ready-made meals due to possible Listeria presence
The FSAI has urged retailers and distributors to remove affected batches after a potential Listeria contamination was identified

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Reform UK press conference
UK's Reform Party proposes £10,000 fines and immigration spot checks at Irish border
Danny Kruger is expected to outline plans for spot checks and fines at the DUP conference, while insisting they are not border checks.

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Friedreich’s ataxia patients worried if they will get drug treatment in 'timely fashion'
Friedreich’s ataxia patients worried if they will get drug treatment in 'timely fashion'
It emerged this week the HSE expects to have reimbursement arrangements in place by October 1 for Skyclarys

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Coronavirus
Two teenagers arrested after stolen car driven wrong way on M50 and rams garda car
The vehicle was eventually brought to a controlled stop after dangerous driving was reported across several areas of north Dublin

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Primary school teachers to begin campaign of industrial action, up to and including strike
Primary school teachers to begin campaign of industrial action, up to and including strike
Union’s members also plan to join with public sector workers in proposed countrywide strike on October 14

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

DCU campus
DCU wrote off €4.38m spent on professional fees for proposed student accommodation 
University decided not to proceed with development, accounts show

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

University of Galway data breach affected almost 190 people, financial statements reveal
University of Galway data breach affected almost 190 people, financial statements reveal
Investigation found 187 people’s personal data had been breached, but the university could not establish when the initial compromise occurred

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to UK
Ireland and Britain have ‘very significant obligations’ to Good Friday Agreement, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin and Andy Burnham met in Manchester as they discussed the Good Friday Agreement, Ukraine, Gaza and Ireland-UK relations

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Michael Healy-Rae assault suspect charged as Taoiseach warns of rising violence
Michael Healy-Rae assault suspect charged as Taoiseach warns of rising violence
The Taoiseach said the 'increased propensity for violence, for aggression, for hostility in our society' was 'hugely regrettable'

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Waterstones Book Of The Year shortlist
Planning permission overturned for Mayo data centre opposed by author Sally Rooney
An Coimisiún Pleanála has now refused permission for the development on the grounds that it breaches a national climate policy

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Irish university spent €10.6m on student records system still 'uncompleted' three years after deadline
Irish university spent €10.6m on student records system still 'uncompleted' three years after deadline
University of Galway has also 'effectively' written off €1.6m in costs associated with the records management system project  

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

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Rural Ireland Thinks: Half of those surveyed had two-day wait to see GP
Also, 24% of respondents to the Ipsos/B&A poll for the 'Irish Examiner' have cancelled or reduced private health insurance

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Upset woman sitting on couch alone at home
Rural Ireland Thinks: Over 80% support workplace leave for women who have had abortions
More than four in five respondents to the Irish Examiner's Rural Ireland survey support extending new workplace leave entitlements for early pregnancy loss to women who have had abortions

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Waiting seats for patients in the hospital
Rural Ireland Thinks: Access to health services tops concerns for people living in countryside
Over half of those who responded to the Irish Examiner’s Rural Ireland survey said they waited two days or more to get a GP appointment in the last year

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Ireland to acquire long-range radar systems from French military 
Ireland to acquire long-range radar systems from French military 
The acquisition of the 'Thales' radars was signed with the procurement arm of the French ministry for the armed forces

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg
Taoiseach Micheál Martin to meet UK prime minister Andy Burnham in Manchester today 
Irish and UK leaders meet in the wake of Donald Trump's unheralded call for Irish unity during his recent visit to Ireland

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

25 professors to be recruited in first for Ireland's TU sector
25 professors to be recruited in first for Ireland's TU sector
Appointments to be made across veterinary surgery and rural medicine, AI, climate action, and biomedical engineering 

Fri, 18 Sep, 2026

Brexit
Gardaí investigate after six people found in shipping container at Rosslare Europort
Three men remain in hospital with non-life-threatening injuries while the juvenile is receiving 'appropriate supports'

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Sick teenage girl
Child psychiatric units record rise in eating disorder admissions in 2025
Figures also show an increase in child admissions for depressive disorders last year

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

In Scotland's 'Little Ireland', President Catherine Connolly feels very much at home
In Scotland's 'Little Ireland', President Catherine Connolly feels very much at home
Catherine Connolly meets with students to discuss anti-racism actions and meets with members of the Irish diaspora as part of her  visit to Scotland

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Farmers raise their concerns with EU agricultural commissioner as fun and games continue at final day of Ploughing
Farmers raise their concerns with EU agricultural commissioner as fun and games continue at final day of Ploughing
Farmers from three separate groups raised concerns about Brazilian beef, other EU countries not contributing more to the agricultural budget, measuring methane, and the 'major problem' with rising fuel and fertiliser prices'

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Chambers ‘doesn’t care’ what he is called by Fianna Fáil colleagues after 'Thatcher' jibe revealed
Chambers ‘doesn’t care’ what he is called by Fianna Fáil colleagues after 'Thatcher' jibe revealed
The Irish Examiner revealed frustrated colleagues referred to the public expenditure minister as 'Jack Thatcher' at the Fianna Fáil think-in earlier this month

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

State agrees improved communications system with telecoms firms for first responders
State agrees improved communications system with telecoms firms for first responders
The national roaming arrangement with eir, Three Ireland and Vodafone is designed to carry live video, mapping, imagery and data along with voice and short text messaging

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Garda Commissioner Drew Harris confidence vote
TD accuses Helen McEntee of depriving whistleblower of legal protections
Labour TD Alan Kelly accuses former justice minister of 'usurping' the statutory direction of the Office of the Protected Disclosures Commissioner

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Security for Donald Trump's visit to Ireland
Air Corps '50% short' of technicians; forced to spend €2.3m on external contractors in 2025
Gerard Guinan, general secretary of PDFORRA, said: 'An Air Force cannot remain truly sovereign if it becomes increasingly dependent on foreign contractors to maintain, support and sustain its aircraft.'

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

'The cake is not getting bigger': EU commissioner warns on farm funding
'The cake is not getting bigger': EU commissioner warns on farm funding
The Irish Farmers Association (IFA) has warned that Ireland is set to lose over €2.5bn from the CAP budget, a cut of 24%

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

National Fuel Protest
Man arrested as Michael Healy-Rae says Dublin assault will not deter him from his work
The Kerry TD thanked gardaí, hospital staff and the public for their support after he was assaulted in Dublin

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

'Our learners are adults, not children': Department washes its hands of children's science centre
'Our learners are adults, not children': Department washes its hands of children's science centre
Since 2003, the children's museum's budget has spiralled from an initial €14m to its most recently assigned level of €70.4m

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Gardaí seek man with brown dog in connection with Michael Healy-Rae assault
Gardaí seek man with brown dog in connection with Michael Healy-Rae assault
Assistant Commissioner Jonathan Roberts said Gardaí have a 'good CCTV image' but will not release it publicly

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Teenager using Smartphone at Home
EU Kids Act: Under-15s face social media account restrictions under new proposals
The proposed EU Kids Act would introduce age verification, restrictions on addictive features and new safety requirements for platforms

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

'Lost' Norman castle discovered on campus of Irish university
'Lost' Norman castle discovered on campus of Irish university
UCD can now claim to have what researchers believe is the oldest standing building on any university campus in Ireland

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Catherine Connolly visit to Scotland
Catherine Connolly says war language is ‘intensifying’ as EU security plan unveiled
President Connolly said Ireland should use its history and constitutional position to promote peace and resolve disputes peacefully

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Reserve Defence Force
Defence spend to 'double' to €3bn by 2028, claims minister
Minister of State at the Department of Foreign Affairs Neale Richmond made the remarks during a television debate

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Single house alone in countryside for peaceful living and mindfulness
Rural Ireland Thinks: 67% back Government plans to loosen one-off housing rules
Poll shows strong rural support for one-off housing reforms, despite concerns over infrastructure, sprawl and Ireland’s housing shortfall

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Target of retrofitting 36,500 local authority homes by 2030 unlikely to be met, watchdog says
Target of retrofitting 36,500 local authority homes by 2030 unlikely to be met, watchdog says
Report found only 2,671 homes in local authorities were retrofitted last year, an increase of 37 homes compared to 2024

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Children with disabilities more likely to miss school
Children with disabilities more likely to miss school
A study by the ESRI and Tusla Education Support Service has found higher levels of school absence among children with disabilities and those experiencing socio-emotional difficulties

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Catherine Connolly visit to Scotland
President Catherine Connolly in private meeting with King Charles
The meeting took place on Wednesday at a private event in Dumfries House and is understood to have centred around farming and sustainability

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

National Fuel Protest
Michael Healy-Rae’s son heard ‘awful commotion’ while on phone during Dublin assault
The Kerry TD was speaking to his son by phone when the assault occurred on Cork Street shortly after 4pm

Thu, 17 Sep, 2026

Government urged to introduce multi-year funding allocations to departments
Government urged to introduce multi-year funding allocations to departments
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council chairman Seamus Coffey has hit out at the current system of single-year budgets

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Ministers told to 'prioritise and make choices and trade-offs' for Budget 2027
Ministers told to 'prioritise and make choices and trade-offs' for Budget 2027
Public expenditure minister says savings which can be reinvested by departments will need to be found

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

TDs urge Irish footballers to follow Ed Sheeran tour artists’ lead on Palestine
TDs urge Irish footballers to follow Ed Sheeran tour artists’ lead on Palestine
Opposition politicians have urged Irish players and the FAI to consider a stand over Israel ahead of October’s Nations League fixture

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

More than 13,000 waiting over a year for citizenship decisions
More than 13,000 waiting over a year for citizenship decisions
Significant delays in citizenship system as the Government prepares to tighten naturalisation rules and extend residency requirements

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

'No data' on whether drug prevention lessons are being taught in schools
'No data' on whether drug prevention lessons are being taught in schools
Health Research Board research said there was no data available on the extent to which the Social Personal Health Education  is 'actually delivered'

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

General Election Ireland 2024
€115m accounting system a critical risk as it makes things worse for civil servants using it, report says
The risk register warned that the The Financial Management Shared Services has increased the admin burden of financial units in 10 Government departments

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Suicide the leading cause of late maternal deaths, report finds
Suicide the leading cause of late maternal deaths, report finds
'Statistically significant increase' in suicides among pregnant women and women up to a year after childbirth

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

National Ploughing Championships 2026
Man arrested after alleged assault attempt on Taoiseach at Ploughing Championships
A man was arrested and later charged following the incident at the National Ploughing Championships in County Offaly

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Taoiseach says garda whistleblowers must not be ‘intimidated or punished’
The Taoiseach said ministers cannot interfere in protected disclosures as opposition leaders called for answers over Garda allegations

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Lough Neagh algal blooms
Agriculture the main cause of increased nitrogen in our waterways, EPA reports
Monitoring stations on the River Lee in Cork City, the Bandon River and the Blackwater River were among those recording higher concentrations of nitrogen

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Young man texts on phone while sitting in car trunk with boxes. He is moving out of home for college, starting new life journey.
Social media, AI and misogyny among emerging concerns for students, guidance counsellors say
A survey found anxiety remains the most common student mental health difficulty, while counsellors report emerging behavioural concerns

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Catherine Connolly visit to Scotland
Scottish first minister accuses Andy Burnham of ‘terrible ignorance’ over border poll comments
The Scottish first minister criticised the UK prime minister’s border poll comments during a meeting with President Catherine Connolly

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Public transport fares need to rise to cover operating costs, NTA says
Public transport fares need to rise to cover operating costs, NTA says
The National Transport Authority rejected the suggestion from Independent Ireland leader Michael Collins that fare increases could be avoided by finding savings within the NTA itself

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Metrolink to cost up to €17.5bn and carry first passengers between 2036 and 2038
Metrolink to cost up to €17.5bn and carry first passengers between 2036 and 2038
The giant underground rail project has reached a key procurement milestone, with a final Government decision expected by the end of 2027

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Rural Ireland Thinks: Just 13% of 25-34-year-olds attend Mass weekly
Rural Ireland Thinks: Just 13% of 25-34-year-olds attend Mass weekly
The survey found 57% of rural respondents consider themselves religious, despite significant differences in weekly Mass attendance

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Defence Forces Tribunal to hear complaints of intimidation and retaliation from October
Defence Forces Tribunal to hear complaints of intimidation and retaliation from October
The second module will examine whether complaints were discouraged and hear allegations of intimidation, retaliation and reprisals

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

Gardaí defend whistleblowing record amid allegations members were forced out of force
Gardaí defend whistleblowing record amid allegations members were forced out of force
Four current and former Gardaí have raised concerns about their treatment after making protected disclosures on issues within the force

Wed, 16 Sep, 2026

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