New approach needed to protect Irish and other peacekeepers from attack, top UN diplomat says
Former Major General Michael Beary spoke to The Journal about Ireland’s part in peace building.
Plans at an advanced stage to issue armed gardaí with more modern taser weapons
The new devices will be issued to specialist armed gardaí in the Armed Support Units nationwide and the national Emergency Response Unit.
One fifth of septic tanks deemed a ‘risk’ to human health and environment, report shows
Inspections by Clare, Waterford and Offaly councils last year were “well below” their requirements, EPA said.
Overuse of smartphones by parents ‘can affect infants’
Researchers have found technological interruption and interference in family life can have “far-reaching implications” on an infant.
Further protests expected today as forum on security moves to Dublin Castle
Debates on Ireland’s neutrality have intensified in recent weeks.
Rising ocean temperatures spell ‘real threat’ to fish species in Irish waters
There are many warning signs that Earth’s oceans are heating up due to climate change.
Leona Maguire takes outright lead at halfway point of Women’s PGA Championship
Maguire has the outright lead as she bids to win her first-ever major title.
Figures show rise in breaches of domestic violence court orders
Breaches of court orders are on the rise, but convictions for the offence were lower last year than in 2021.
