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Couple counseling or therapy session. Man talking about problems in the family. Husband and wife meeting their psychiatrist.
'Beyond derisory': Criminal lawyers withdrawing services around country amid row over pay
Southern Law Association to meet on Wednesday to decide what action will be taken by criminal aid practitioners in Cork against proposals set to come in on July 1

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Typical UK terraced housing street derelict
Revenue will not collect existing derelict property levies under new laws
Plans brought to Cabinet would instead introduce a new tax from 2027, with a minimum rate of 7%

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Anglo Irish court case
Government should listen to itself on spending, finance watchdog tells TDs
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council chairman warns that while the economy is still strong, it is too heavily reliant on corporation tax

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Airbnb Website Ahead Of Earnings Figures
New laws to restrict short-term lets will be the 'strongest' in Europe, housing minister says
James Browne said he wanted to 'get as many homes back into use as possible', amid crackdown on short-term tourist lets

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Dr Mary McAleese interview
McAleese slams use of Irish flag to intimidate
The former president compared such use of the flag to the experiences of people who emigrated to the US

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Ten counties have no gaelcholáiste for pupils to complete education through Irish after gaelscoil
Ten counties have no gaelcholáiste for pupils to complete education through Irish after gaelscoil
In certain parts of the country, the percentage of students educated through Irish at post-primary level also falls far short of the percentage attending primary school through Irish

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Defence Forces Tribunal: Soldiers prescribed anti-malarial drug despite mental health history
Defence Forces Tribunal: Soldiers prescribed anti-malarial drug despite mental health history
Former soldier Alan Byrne told the tribunal of experiencing 'anxiety, mostly nightmares' and suicidal ideation after being prescribed the drug Lariam when deployed to Chad for four months in 2010

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Middle East conflict
Taoiseach and Tánaiste to back Sinn Féin bill removing three-day abortion waiting period
Free vote for Government TDs as legislation advances to remove mandatory delay before accessing abortion care.

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Ireland records more than 18,900 STI cases as WHO targets remain out of reach
Ireland records more than 18,900 STI cases as WHO targets remain out of reach
Young adults remained heavily affected as health officials warned progress towards key disease-reduction goals is lagging

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Campus of the University of Limerick
Irish universities call on Government to address 'substantial' funding gap in higher education
Universities call for €190m annual increase in core grant funding for the sector to tackle under-investment

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Gardaí investigate suspected arson attack on Longford town house
Gardaí investigate suspected arson attack on Longford town house
Firefighters extinguished the blaze after extensive damage was caused to a house in McKeon Park

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Gardaí renew appeal as assault victim remains critical in Co Laois
Gardaí renew appeal as assault victim remains critical in Co Laois
A man in his 40s has appeared in court as gardaí continue investigating the attack

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
New EU laws require Ireland to hand over electronic evidence for use in criminal investigations in other states
The EU laws will mean a judicial body in one member state can order a service provider in another to produce electronic evidence it possesses

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Heavy machinery used in search over Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob murders
Heavy machinery used in search over Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob murders
The two women disappeared in the 1990s, and gardaí said they were assisted by the Defence Forces last week in carrying out a technical ground survey of the area

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Irish social media ban for children would be ’embarrassing’ for EU – minister
Irish social media ban for children would be ’embarrassing’ for EU – minister
Patrick O'Donovan said the Government is trying to “get Europe to move” on restricting access to social media for young people

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Dullard family never lost hope Jo Jo remains will be found, priest says
Dullard family never lost hope Jo Jo remains will be found, priest says
The families of Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob will enter a second day of waiting this Tuesday as investigators hope to finally solve the mystery of where their bodies are

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

HSE mental health centres can't provide therapy to patients due to understaffing
HSE mental health centres can't provide therapy to patients due to understaffing
HSE data released in response to a parliamentary question shows that staff shortages mean extremely vulnerable people only get bed and medication and not the therapeutic care they need

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

€1.3bn spent on school prefabs and other ‘temporary fixes’ in the last six years
€1.3bn spent on school prefabs and other ‘temporary fixes’ in the last six years
The Department of Education is being asked to explain the €1.3bn it spent on rented lands, buildings, and modular accommodation for schools since 2020

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

A man uses the Airbnb smartphone app while stood in a tall building overlooking a busy city street (Editorial use only)
Government to crack down on Airbnb as ministers target 29,000 short-term lets
Cabinet to consider stricter Airbnb rules, while ministers also approve anti-SLAPP legislation and housing investment

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

teenage school girls being cyber bullies or just catching up on social media both on there phones, hand level copy space above
Ireland's trust in news higher than UK, US, and EU - report
Digital News Report for Ireland found trust is lowest among 18- to 24-year-olds at 33%, compared to 52% among those aged 65 and over

Tue, 16 Jun, 2026

Man dies after being hit by Luas
Man dies after being hit by Luas
The incident occurred on Marlborough Street at approximately 7pm this evening.

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Endometriosis group that quit HSE taskforce launches billboards to call for 'urgent' change
Endometriosis group that quit HSE taskforce launches billboards to call for 'urgent' change
Her Voice Project co-founder Robyn Murray said they want more people to understand how devastating this disease can be

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

teenage school girls being cyber bullies or just catching up on social media both on there phones, hand level copy space above
Children will use 'workarounds' to access social media if age restriction is introduced, experts warn
Under-16s will change their date of birth, set up fake profiles or use their parents/older siblings PPS number to access social media, they say

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Fresh Garda search for Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob to continue on Tuesday
Fresh Garda search for Jo Jo Dullard and Deirdre Jacob to continue on Tuesday
The disappearances of both women are being treated as murder investigations by gardaí

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Israel Minister Explainer
EU foreign ministers fail to agree sanctions against Israel over Gaza genocide
However, following an intervention by Ireland, Spain, the Netherlands, and Slovenia, the European Commission will be requested to outline proposals to end trade with the occupied territories

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Bill Kenneally report: Taoiseach 'supportive' of new criminal offence of misconduct in public office
Bill Kenneally report: Taoiseach 'supportive' of new criminal offence of misconduct in public office
The Waterford paedophile was a member of a prominent Fianna Fáil family

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Hiqa received more than 2,000 complaints about health and social care last year
Hiqa received more than 2,000 complaints about health and social care last year
As well as complaints about services in hospitals, nursing homes, and disability centres, there were 144 reports from healthcare staff about serious safety issues

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Petrol costs
Government 'keeping a close eye' on whether to extend excise duty cuts on fuel
Tax reduction is in place until the end of July and Tánaiste Simon Harris said it was 'prudent' to wait for longer to decide on the next steps on the tax cuts

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

CC ERIN MCGREEHAN
'F**k Fine Gael F**k Sinn Féin' - FF members angry at losing spotlight on united Ireland
Fianna Fáil members have taken to a private WhatsApp group to vent anger that Fine Gael has been allowed to steal the spotlight on the message of a united Ireland.

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Harvey Morrison protest
Staff shortages and lack of space behind long waits at children’s hospitals — HSE audit
The HSE audit also said it remains unclear how private healthcare will work at the national children’s hospital

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Social media ban for children under 16
Ireland to consider age verification as UK moves to ban under-16s from social media
Simon Harris said Ireland should 'follow suit' with the UK

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Canadian Prime Minister visit to Ireland
Canadian prime minister enjoys 'memorable' trip to his ancestral home in Mayo 
Mark Carney's visit to Mayo marks the first bilateral visit by a Canadian leader to Ireland in close to 10 years

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Inquest into death of Det. Supr. Colm Fox
State pathologist warns of crisis in autopsy services 
Department of Justice relying on 'grace and favour' of hospitals for examinations of suspicious deaths, with 'limited' access due to staffing shortages

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

80% of Kerry community addiction treatment programme participants stayed abstinent from drink and drugs
80% of Kerry community addiction treatment programme participants stayed abstinent from drink and drugs
Based on the 47 people who stayed with ARG for the 12 months, the evaluation found that 79% (37 people) were abstinent from alcohol and drugs after the year

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Higher income tax threshold and childcare supports under consideration for Budget 2027
Harris is to tell delegates that the Budget will focus on reducing income tax for workers, making childcare more affordable for families and introducing reforms that improve public services.

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

All electric buses currently in storage to join fleet by next year, says NTA
All electric buses currently in storage to join fleet by next year, says NTA
Last week, it was revealed that nearly €7m has been spent on storage and servicing of 132 electric buses.

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

slushy machine
'Slushie' ban for children considered because of potential health impacts
Health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said the Government will work with regulators on the popular ice-based drinks, but that any outright ban must be in keeping with EU laws

Mon, 15 Jun, 2026

Canadian Prime Minister visit to Ireland
Canadian prime minister takes aim at Trump with impression during Mayo homecoming
Mr Carney and Mr Trump have repeatedly clashed since Mr Carney took office last year, with Trump threatening to make Canada America’s 51st state.

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

Patients with rare diseases 'cannot wait' for another review into drug approval processes
Patients with rare diseases 'cannot wait' for another review into drug approval processes
Health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill announced a review into how new medicines are approved here last week

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

Tánaiste Simon Harris
'Frustrated' Simon Harris announces new derelict sites tax to be administered by Revenue
The latest estimates indicate there were about 19,438 residential derelict properties across the State at the end of 2025 

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

Canadian Prime Minister visit to Ireland
'It feels wonderful': Canadian prime minister Mark Carney on arriving ‘home’ to Mayo
Mr Carney is the grandson of Irish emigrants who were born in Mayo and left the country more than 100 years ago for Canada

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

Sign for the Irish Health Service Executive (HSE) - Feidhmeannacht na Seirbhise Slainte
HSE in danger of missing legally binding Climate Action Plan targets 
The HSE accounts for about 20% of all energy consumption by the public sector

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

New Giant's Causeway research shines light on Ireland's volcanic past
New Giant's Causeway research shines light on Ireland's volcanic past
It was discovered that volcanic events around the region formed rocks, including the Causeway, in just 5.5 million years – eight million years less than previous estimates.

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

'Marked increase in evasion' as TV licence revenue continues to decline
'Marked increase in evasion' as TV licence revenue continues to decline
TV licences sold to the end of May are a 4.5% decrease year on year, new data show

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

An Garda Siochana report
Tasers drawn 15 times since December as pilot programme to be extended to Limerick
Gardaí said there were no serious injuries incurred in these 15 incidents

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

Festivals seek liquidation of Tickets.ie after collapse leaves more than €1.1m in debts
Festivals seek liquidation of Tickets.ie after collapse leaves more than €1.1m in debts
Event organisers owed significant sums hope a court-appointed liquidator will uncover what happened to missing funds

Sun, 14 Jun, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to Belfast
Sinn Féin proposes bill to remove three-day wait for abortion
 is to bring forward legislation to remove a three-day wait period for abortions in early pregnancy. At present, there is a three-day waiting period between GP consultations prior to a termination.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2026

Canadian Prime Minister visit to Ireland
Carney calls for stronger Canada-Ireland partnership amid global uncertainty
The relationship between Ireland and the US is one which is well chronicled. From songs and stories to a guaranteed hooley in the White House every March, few doubt the depth of the cultural, economic and political links across the Atlantic.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2026

Taoiseach Micheal Martin visit to Vatican City
Taoiseach: Bill Kenneally’s actions were reprehensible but report found no Fianna Fáil cover-up
Commission report examines failures in handling abuse allegations and raises questions about responses by State agencies

Sat, 13 Jun, 2026

Military co-operation with Britain critical to protecting maritime infrastructure, ambassador says
Military co-operation with Britain critical to protecting maritime infrastructure, ambassador says
Royal Navy frigate visit highlights growing security focus on undersea infrastructure, drones and Russian naval activity

Sat, 13 Jun, 2026

Canadian Prime Minister visit to Ireland
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney arrives in Ireland for two day visit
Canadian prime minister Mark Carney has arrived at for a visit to Ireland.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2026

Asian Chinese little girl playing smartphone at outdoor cafe
Parents cannot fully protect children online from predators, says Irish Internet Hotline chief
Council of Europe and Irish experts call for tougher action as AI-generated abuse material proliferates online

Sat, 13 Jun, 2026

Hiqa: Women rate midwife-led units and private obstetric care highest
Hiqa: Women rate midwife-led units and private obstetric care highest
Gap between care options that women value and what is available comes amid renewed focus on maternity care

Sat, 13 Jun, 2026

Shamrock Rovers v St Patrick's Athletic - SSE Airtricity Men’s Premier Division
FAI accused of a 'cop out' by moving Israel fixture overseas
Uefa has approved holding the Nations League fixture with Israel on October 4 behind closed doors in a neutral venue abroad

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

'Force to be reckoned with': Tributes paid to mother and baby home campaigner Mags McKinney, who has died aged 49
'Force to be reckoned with': Tributes paid to mother and baby home campaigner Mags McKinney, who has died aged 49
Ms McKinney was a prominent campaigner alongside her mother, Rosie McKinney, who died last year aged 86

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Perfusionists pause strike action after HSE agrees to discuss pay dispute
Perfusionists pause strike action after HSE agrees to discuss pay dispute
Industrial action affecting specialist cardiac surgery staff has been paused pending discussions during public service pay talks

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Soldier tells Defence Forces Tribunal: 'There will always be a fear of coming forward'
Soldier tells Defence Forces Tribunal: 'There will always be a fear of coming forward'
The man said he was only speaking to the tribunal because 'if more people speak up about any sort of bullying, then the job would be a better place'

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Aerial view of Ciutat Vella district with Barceloneta beach Spain
Fears continue for brother of Irish sports star after Barcelona shooting ruled unrelated
Security sources say the Barcelona shooting victim was not Irish, but concerns remain over a missing man

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Military police investigate alleged assault aboard Naval Service vessel
Military police investigate alleged assault aboard Naval Service vessel
Incident involving two NCOs aboard a Naval Service vessel is being investigated by Defence Forces Military Police

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Young drivers survey
Male drivers under the age of 26 involved in quarter of fatal road accidents since 2024
'It’s clear more must be done to ensure younger drivers, particularly men, are made aware of the key risks when getting into a car'

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

North Belfast stabbing
Culture of fear permeating Belfast after list of targeted addresses circulated online
Spread geographically wide, on dozens of streets across the city, the addresses were reportedly houses of multiple occupation where immigrants live

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

North Belfast stabbing
‘Much calmer’ night in Northern Ireland as disorder reduces after knife attack
19 arrests had now been made since street violence first erupted on Tuesday.

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Dry weekend with sunshine and highs of 22C forecast before wet weather next week
Dry weekend with sunshine and highs of 22C forecast before wet weather next week
While we should see some of the best weather, Met Éireann have said unsettled weather will dominate next week

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Gardaí investigate death of man in Co Leitrim as arrest made
Gardaí investigate death of man in Co Leitrim as arrest made
Emergency services attended the scene in Arderry, where a man in his 40s was pronounced dead

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Dirty empty dark corridor in abandoned building, doors, light in the end, perspective, way to freedom
Government 'missing opportunity' to increase social housing delivery
Miniscule amounts of vacant and derelict properties being restored

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Electric bill charges paper
Vulnerable households get less protection than well-off from energy price hikes, ESRI says
The Economic and Social Research Institute's associate research professor Dr Claire Keane said: 'More targeted measures could better protect vulnerable groups at a lower cost'

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

Irish prisons have no addiction nurses despite thousands of inmates needing support
Irish prisons have no addiction nurses despite thousands of inmates needing support
Experts warn the absence of specialist addiction nurses leaves a major gap in prisoner healthcare services

Fri, 12 Jun, 2026

BRITAIN-NIRELAND-POLICE-INVESTIGATION-IMMIGRATION
Plastic bullets fired in bid to control riots in Belfast
Condition of victim of attack was said to be improving and that he could be released from an induced coma within the next 48 hours

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

TASKFORCE REPORT
Government to restrict access to homeless services under new residency rules
Plans will introduce lawful and habitual residency tests for access, with a limited safety net of emergency accommodation available in strictly defined circumstances

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

'Irish Examiner' reporters win at Justice Media Awards 
'Irish Examiner' reporters win at Justice Media Awards 
Editor John O'Mahony said 'the Irish Examiner has consistently shown its willingness to support and encourage our journalists to challenge, change, and strive for better'

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Government to progress bill that would ban online deepfakes
Government to progress bill that would ban online deepfakes
The proposed legislation has been put forward by Fianna Fáil TD for Wicklow-Wexford Malcolm Byrne

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Primary School Coat Pegs
Special school admission policies preventing children most in need from access, inspectorate finds 
Education minister Hildegarde Naughton said she was 'deeply disappointed' schools had not changed policies 

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

'All options being considered' on proposed €70m children's science museum
'All options being considered' on proposed €70m children's science museum
Official did not answer multiple questions as to whether the State could take the financial hit of walking away from the project

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

North Belfast stabbing
Taoiseach tells Elon Musk and Tommy Robinson to ‘butt out’ of Belfast tensions
Taoiseach says online commentary from outside Ireland is fuelling tensions following days of unrest in Belfast

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Naval Service hopes to have powers to board Russian 'shadow fleet' before EU presidency begins
Naval Service hopes to have powers to board Russian 'shadow fleet' before EU presidency begins
The proposals contain a broad power to board a 'foreign ship' in Ireland’s territorial waters where their presence is considered 'prejudicial' to the country’s security

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Air Pollution by coal fired power station
Current rate of warming will push planet to more severe heatwaves, storms and floods by 2030
Minister for the environment Darragh O’Brien has conceded that Ireland will not hit its carbon emissions targets, recently saying billions of euro in fines will follow as a consequence

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Tickets.ie collapse has had 'devastating impact' on festivals
Tickets.ie collapse has had 'devastating impact' on festivals
This 'is literally wipe-out territory, says Pearse Doherty as Dáil told of company taking steps to place Tickets.ie into liquidation

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Defence Forces medical director: 'I cannot accept there is a culture of fear'
Defence Forces medical director: 'I cannot accept there is a culture of fear'
It was put to Colonel Anthony Corcoran at Defence Forces Tribunal that few of the more than 200 ex-personnel suing the State over the use of Lariam while they served overseas had 'invoked the formal complaints process'

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Close Up Of Woman Opening Euro Energy Bill During Cost Of Living Crisis
Renewed calls for energy credits as more than 500,000 in arrears on bills
Social Democrats deputy leader Cian O'Callaghan said the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, a close ally and supporter of Putin, 'retains a controlling share of the company that has a majority ownership of Aughinish Alumina'

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Families urge HSE to make life-changing drug Givinostat available as soon as possible 
Families urge HSE to make life-changing drug Givinostat available as soon as possible 
Parents warned the longer it takes for Givinostat to be made available, the higher the chance patients will become ineligible

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Two children airlifted to hospital after serious Mayo road crash
Two children airlifted to hospital after serious Mayo road crash
Emergency services attended the N59 near Westport after a collision involving two vehicles on Wednesday evening

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Searing World Cup heat could scupper chances of contenders Spain, Portugal, and Argentina
Searing World Cup heat could scupper chances of contenders Spain, Portugal, and Argentina
Spanning across the USA, Mexico and Canada, temperatures for matches are expected to average around 23C. FIFA’s heat index lists 28C as the temperature threshold at which player performance can be significantly impaired

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Irish Army pilots join first EU-wide drone warfare training exercise in Latvia
Irish Army pilots join first EU-wide drone warfare training exercise in Latvia
Defence Forces personnel joined colleagues from 14 EU states in advanced drone warfare and interception training

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

North Belfast stabbing
Two charged after second night of violence in Belfast which left 12 police officers injured
Police used water cannons on rioters, as officers were pelted with bricks and petrol bombs by balaclava-clad rioters in Co Antrim on Wednesday evening

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

New words added to Cambridge Dictionary
Elon Musk’s X not facing action from UK government over posts inciting violence in Belfast
Any official reprimand will come from regulator Ofcom, but not for at least two months

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Domestic violence victims
ActionAid warns World Cup can coincide with rise in domestic abuse reports
Research cited by charity links major football tournaments with increases in domestic violence incidents and reports

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Happy family on train station
Homelessness crisis will remain a challenge for years, admits minister
Housing minister says rising population continues to outpace supply despite increased delivery of homes nationwide

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

'Almost 100,000 children in Ireland in consistent poverty’
'Almost 100,000 children in Ireland in consistent poverty’
its fifth Child Poverty Monitor, Children's Rights Alliance found that a further 206,202 children are at risk of falling below the poverty line, the highest number of any age cohort in Ireland

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

School stock
Covid 'intensified' reading and maths gap between disadvantaged and more affluent schools
Children from poorer families were found to score 'significantly lower' than children from families with medium to high affluence, a landmark report found

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

Worried young couple with financial bills stock photo
Budget 2027 'must target people most at risk of fuel poverty'
The Just Transition Commission said reducing vulnerable people's exposure to price shocks would work better than 'universal energy credits and broad fuel price cuts'

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

A male senior doctor consults with a female senior patient in a bright, modern office setting. The focus is on a stethoscope and
Public-only hospital contracts: HSE audit says rollout risked failure due to lack of oversight
The lack of coherent oversight of the phasing out of private consultancy care in public hospitals 'increases the risk of failure' of the new public-only contract system

Thu, 11 Jun, 2026

North Belfast stabbing
Belfast stabbing victim's family condemn disinformation about Stephen Ogilvie's condition
'False information circulating on social media is forcing us to clarify that our loved one is in fact in a stable condition'

Wed, 10 Jun, 2026

North Belfast stabbing
Missiles fired at police as watercannon deployed in second night of Belfast unrest
A group of around 300 people, mostly men in dark clothing and face coverings, had gathered, reportedly to target a hotel housing migrants near Newtownabey

Wed, 10 Jun, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Minister grilled over 'very sinister' change to Industrial Development Bill
People Before Profit’s Richard Boyd Barrett queried the removal of a requirement for State agencies to have Government approval to engage in or promote any activity of a primarily military relevance

Wed, 10 Jun, 2026

Hope for children with rare disease as health chiefs recommend approval for lifesaving drug
Hope for children with rare disease as health chiefs recommend approval for lifesaving drug
Duchenne Muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a severe progressive genetic disorder that affects around 100 children in Ireland

Wed, 10 Jun, 2026

Jennifer Carroll MacNeill and Mike Nesbitt meeting
Children's Hospital: 'Most of the design changes that led to delays were driven by Bam'
Bam and the National Paediatric Hospital Development Board trade barbs — with the NPHDB landing the latest blow in a letter to the Public Accounts Committee

Wed, 10 Jun, 2026

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