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<p>Members of the <span class="contextmenu organisation">IFA</span> national council and the environment committee, led by <span class="contextmenu organisation">IFA</span> president <span class="contextmenu person">Tim Cullinan</span>, outside the Convention Centre where the Dáil was debating the Climate Action Bill. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Finbarr O’Rourke</span>
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Farming groups say ‘flawed’ Climate Action Bill is being rushed through the Dáil

Bill is criticised from both sides with environmental groups saying Government has not accepted any amendments

Rapparees confirm Wexford star Ryan injured foot with club, not county

Donnacha O'Brien doubles up with maidens at Gowran Park

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Donnacha O'Brien doubles up with maidens at Gowran Park

Greens 'missed an opportunity' to promote women to prominent cabinet roles, Catherine Martin says

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Greens 'missed an opportunity' to promote women to prominent cabinet roles, Catherine Martin says

Anyone for a song? Late Late Toy Show sing-along to air next week

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Anyone for a song? Late Late Toy Show sing-along to air next week

Greens leadership contest pits leader Eamon Ryan against his deputy Catherine Martin

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Greens leadership contest pits leader Eamon Ryan against his deputy Catherine Martin

Court orders disclosure of documents in Denis O'Brien defamation case

Court orders disclosure of documents in Denis O'Brien defamation case

The High Court has ordered the disclosure of certain documents which businessman Denis O'Brien says he needs for his defamation and conspiracy action against the Red Flag Consulting public relations company.

Tue, 07 Jul, 2020

Fears of ‘major miscarriage of justice’ in probe of garda

Fears of ‘major miscarriage of justice’ in probe of garda

A retired chief superintendent has told the High Court he is concerned that a “major miscarriage of justice” is happening in the criminal investigation into a serving garda superintendent.

Mon, 06 Jul, 2020

Coronavirus: People coming into Ireland should take multiple tests, expert says

Coronavirus: People coming into Ireland should take multiple tests, expert says

People arriving into Ireland should be tested more than once for coronavirus to improve detection rates, according to an expert.

Sun, 05 Jul, 2020

New government's attention turns appointment of committee chairpersons

New government's attention turns appointment of committee chairpersons

Although the fallout from cabinet and junior ministerial appointments is still ongoing, attention has now turned to the appointment of committee chairpersons.

Fri, 03 Jul, 2020

Taking orders: Brothers’ app makes pub orders hands-free

Taking orders: Brothers’ app makes pub orders hands-free

Brothers and pub owners Ryan and Mark Fegan have launched DrinkApp, a new universal app that allows publicans, restaurant owners, and others to accept orders from patrons.

Thu, 02 Jul, 2020

Bank worker deactivated security feature on 26 customers’ accounts allowing fraudulent transactions

Bank worker deactivated security feature on 26 customers’ accounts allowing fraudulent transactions

A bank worker deactivated a security feature on 26 customers’ accounts which resulted in fraudulent transactions of over €20,000 taking place, a court has heard.

Thu, 02 Jul, 2020

Question of Taste: Ruairi Donovan, Cork Midsummer Moments

Question of Taste: Ruairi Donovan, Cork Midsummer Moments

Ruairi Donovan is a choreographer currently in lockdown in Cork city, but he usually lives on Cape Clear Island. One of the organisers of Quarter Block Party, he is also involved in the BINGE project for Cork Midsummer Festival.

Wed, 01 Jul, 2020

New Taoiseach promises to work for decent farm incomes and a sustainable rural future

New Taoiseach promises to work for decent farm incomes and a sustainable rural future

Agriculture, food and the marine will remain a priority, both as central to rural society and as a major economic pillar, said Taoiseach Micheál Martin as he confirmed his appointment by the President, in the Dail last week.

Wed, 01 Jul, 2020

Geography will be key to coalition government's junior-minister appointments

Geography will be key to coalition government's junior-minister appointments

The new Government is set to name its junior ministers today — with geography high on the criteria.

Wed, 01 Jul, 2020

New Government must give Limerick and the Mid West special treatment, says chamber

New Government must give Limerick and the Mid West special treatment, says chamber

Limerick Chamber said they will give the newly formed government the benefit of the doubt despite the absence of a cabinet minister from the Mid West writes Alan Healy.

Tue, 30 Jun, 2020

Gavin Ryan continues hot streak with superb double at Limerick

Gavin Ryan continues hot streak with superb double at Limerick

Killenaule, Co Tipperary, jockey Gavin Ryan rode a double last week at Fairyhouse and the 20-year-old added two more at Limerick to continue his impressive run.

Mon, 29 Jun, 2020

Stakes are high for the Greens as they take on wide portfolio

Stakes are high for the Greens as they take on wide portfolio

The Greens will oversee elements of transport, supports for children, agriculture as well as the arts and media as part of their wide role in the new coalition.

Sun, 28 Jun, 2020

Ryan 'holding out the olive branch' to Green Party members who were against coalition

Ryan 'holding out the olive branch' to Green Party members who were against coalition

Eamon Ryan has insisted that he is "holding out the olive branch" to those in his party who were against voting for coalition, but said that he felt that his appointment of Senator Pippa Hackett as a Super Junior Minister was fair.

Sun, 28 Jun, 2020

Eamon Ryan stuns Leinster House with Senator Pippa Hackett appointment

Eamon Ryan stuns Leinster House with Senator Pippa Hackett appointment

Ms Hackett, a farmer from Offaly, and the party's spokesperson for Agriculture, Food, and the Marine was elected to the Seanad in a by-election in November last year.

Sat, 27 Jun, 2020

Question of Taste: Ruairi Donovan, Cork Midsummer Moments

Question of Taste: Ruairi Donovan, Cork Midsummer Moments

Ruairi Donovan is a choreographer currently in lockdown in Cork city but he usually lives on Cape Clear Island. One of the organisers of Quarter Block Party, he is also involved in the BINGE project for Cork Midsummer Festival.

Sat, 27 Jun, 2020

Croke Park capacity will be just over 30,000 at best

Croke Park capacity will be just over 30,000 at best

Croke Park’s capacity is expected to be reduced to just over 30,000 so long as social distancing is in place, GAA director general Tom Ryan has confirmed.

Sat, 27 Jun, 2020

Munster Senior Hurling Championship draw lopsided, says TJ Ryan

Munster Senior Hurling Championship draw lopsided, says TJ Ryan

Former Limerick manager TJ Ryan has described the Munster SHC draw as “lopsided”, pointing to Cork and Waterford as the big winners from Friday evening’s draw.

Sat, 27 Jun, 2020

Micheál Martin promises to 'get people back to work' following 'historic' coalition agreement

Micheál Martin promises to 'get people back to work' following 'historic' coalition agreement

Incoming Taoiseach Micheál Martin has promised a major national economic recovery plan and multi-billion euro stimulus as early as next month to “get people back to work”.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020

Eamon Ryan: Green party members 'taking responsibility' with 76% backing coalition agreement

Eamon Ryan: Green party members 'taking responsibility' with 76% backing coalition agreement

Green leader Eamon Ryan has said there is a "sense of responsibility" now on his party after 76% of members who voted backed the government deal with Fine Gael and Fianna Fail, paving the way for the new coalition.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020

Eamon Ryan feels a 'sense of responsibility' as Greens join Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael in government

Eamon Ryan feels a 'sense of responsibility' as Greens join Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael in government

Earlier, Fine Gael approved the proposed PfG by a margin of 80%-20% in their electoral college system.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020

Eamon Ryan to lead beefed-up climate department if Government deal approved

Eamon Ryan to lead beefed-up climate department if Government deal approved

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan will lead a beefed-up climate and transport department should a government deal between his party, Fine Gael, and Fianna Fáil be approved today.

Fri, 26 Jun, 2020

Daniel McConnell: After 139 days we may have a government or lots more chaos

Daniel McConnell: After 139 days we may have a government or lots more chaos

It has only taken 139 days, but now it looks as if we will get a government.

Thu, 25 Jun, 2020

Aoife Moore: From pragmatism to pizza ... the story of government formation

Aoife Moore: From pragmatism to pizza ... the story of government formation

On May 11, talks to form a new coalition government began in the aftermath of the election on February 8, when no party received the 80 seats needed for a Dáil majority.

Thu, 25 Jun, 2020

Leo Cullen wants winning farewells for Rob Kearney and Fergus McFadden

Leo Cullen wants winning farewells for Rob Kearney and Fergus McFadden

Leo Cullen promised to do his utmost to ensure Leinster veterans Rob Kearney and Fergus McFadden get to play out the perfect-world scenarios to bring their careers with the province to a satisfying end.

Thu, 25 Jun, 2020

Irish Examiner view: Government formation - Time to be pragmatic and positive

Irish Examiner view: Government formation - Time to be pragmatic and positive

It is not necessary to be one of those self-contained souls happy to wallow in the calm that lockdown offered to wonder why anyone enters politics.

Wed, 24 Jun, 2020

'Whose vote would be swayed by the Hulk?': Greens split on Mark Ruffalo Zoom call

'Whose vote would be swayed by the Hulk?': Greens split on Mark Ruffalo Zoom call

The Spotlight star, and long time anti-fracking campaigner, urged members to support the programme for government, which would stop the import of fracked gas to Ireland.

Tue, 23 Jun, 2020

Ryan urges party members to avoid ‘politics of division’

Ryan urges party members to avoid ‘politics of division’

Green leader Eamon Ryan will today appeal to thousands of party members to take a leap of faith “without the politics of division”and back the coalition deal.

Thu, 18 Jun, 2020

'Impossible to say' how Green Party vote on government deal will go

'Impossible to say' how Green Party vote on government deal will go

Two thirds of the more than 2,600-strong Green Party membership are required to approve the programme for Government.

Wed, 17 Jun, 2020

'Great work' done but government formation talks set to continue today

'Great work' done but government formation talks set to continue today

Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe says that there has been "a lot of great work" done, but that agreement has not yet been reached as government talks looked set to go into Monday.

Mon, 15 Jun, 2020

Aoife Moore: Talks process exposed fault lines that run through the new coalition

Aoife Moore: Talks process exposed fault lines that run through the new coalition

Facing a global recession, the new government must also tackle housing, finance, Brexit, civil liberties, and climate, writes Political Correspondent Aoife Moore

Mon, 15 Jun, 2020

Government formation: Simon Coveney expects deal to be agreed today but issues still remain

Government formation: Simon Coveney expects deal to be agreed today but issues still remain

A "very successful conclusion" to government formation talks has added "momentum" to talks between party leaders as a deal nears completion, the Tánaiste has said.

Sun, 14 Jun, 2020

The little Irish beauty brand that went global - inside the Cork HQ of Codex

Silicon Valley entrepreneur Barbara Paldus was returning to the US from a business trip when she came across Irish skincare brand, Bia Beauty, at Cork Airport.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2020

Daniel McConnell: Questionable rush to condemn Eamon Ryan

Daniel McConnell: Questionable rush to condemn Eamon Ryan

Eamon Ryan is no racist and is a decent, honourable politician who has been one of the foremost champions for social progress and inclusion over the past 20 years.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2020

Eamon Ryan's party leadership under scrutiny after repeating racial slur

Eamon Ryan's party leadership under scrutiny after repeating racial slur

Eamon Ryan's leadership of the Green Party has been called into question after repeating a racial slur in the Dáil

Thu, 11 Jun, 2020

There are many alternatives to lockdown should Covid-19 second wave happen - WHO

There are many alternatives to lockdown should Covid-19 second wave happen - WHO

The World Health Organisation (WHO) says lockdowns are not the only option for countries that have a second wave of Covid-19.

Thu, 11 Jun, 2020

Challenges remain to finish GAA fixtures within calendar year

Challenges remain to finish GAA fixtures within calendar year

GAA president John Horan has said the hurling and football championships could run into 2021, but Anthony Daly believes that “would be a disaster.”

Thu, 11 Jun, 2020

Coronavirus will increase economic inequality in Irish society, says UCC study

Coronavirus will increase economic inequality in Irish society, says UCC study

Younger, male, less educated, non-nationals, self-employed and those located outside Dublin are economically most exposed under Covid-19 restrictions, a UCC report has indicated.

Tue, 09 Jun, 2020

Eamon Ryan: ‘Stimulus strategy will feature strongly in our 2-3 year recovery plan’

Eamon Ryan: ‘Stimulus strategy will feature strongly in our 2-3 year recovery plan’

It is hard to ignore Eamon Ryan's sense of optimism and belief in a new world order.

Mon, 08 Jun, 2020

Munster fans showing support by waiving right to a refund

Munster fans showing support by waiving right to a refund

The supermarket slogan “Every Little Helps” is starting to add up for Munster Rugby with a number of Supporters Club members taking to Twitter to declare their decisions to forego the offer of refunds or credit for the last four home games of the 2019-20 season.

Fri, 05 Jun, 2020

Juno McEnroe: Green Party and Fine Gael tussle over cows and roads as crunchtime looms in coalition talks

Juno McEnroe: Green Party and Fine Gael tussle over cows and roads as crunchtime looms in coalition talks

The timeline to agree a coalition deal is slipping and there is a bottleneck of political discord building up in negotiations over the next government.

Wed, 03 Jun, 2020

John Fogarty: If counties aren't back training already, they're losing

John Fogarty: If counties aren't back training already, they're losing

John Fogarty: It’s fair to say GAA director Tom Ryan gets it. He gets the frustration at pitches being closed. He gets the disappointment. He also gets the fear about the return of action among players and supporters.

Mon, 01 Jun, 2020

Varadkar, Martin and Ryan to try and overcome major obstacles encountered in talks

Varadkar, Martin and Ryan to try and overcome major obstacles encountered in talks

Leo Varadkar, Micheál Martin and Eamon Ryan are to meet to try and overcome major obstacles encountered in talks between the parties seeking to form a government.

Sun, 31 May, 2020

Peter Fitzpatrick: ‘No reason’ GAA pitches can’t reopen

Peter Fitzpatrick: ‘No reason’ GAA pitches can’t reopen

Louth County Board chairman and Independent TD Peter Fitzpatrick has said there is “no reason” why GAA pitches cannot immediately reopen.

Thu, 28 May, 2020

Grassroots hold the key to government formation

Grassroots hold the key to government formation

Nobody actively wants to go into coalition.

Wed, 27 May, 2020