Larry Donnelly: Public service journalism is so important in a democracy – just look at the US
Our columnist looks at the RTÉ mess and asks what next for the embattled broadcaster.
French protesters defy bans to rally against police violence
Authorities banned a memorial rally, fearful that it would reignite recent unrest that engulfed the country.
‘Largely unsettled’ conditions for the days ahead as sunshine, heavy rain and thunder forecast
This afternoon is forecast to be mostly dry with sunny spells expected.
Random school checks to be carried out to determine use of new free schoolbooks scheme
Schools were allocated up to €930 each to compensate staff for the time spent managing the government scheme.
Aviation watchdog obtains €348,000 in refunds for passengers in 2022
1,253 complaints were made against Aer Lingus and 830 were made against Ryanair.
Opinion: We are half way to COP28 but rich countries continue to stall climate progress
Ross Fitzpatrick says global climate agreements are all well and good but wealthy countries are not following through.
Women of Honour say talks on Defence Forces inquiry terms of reference continuing
Tánaiste Micheál Martin is due to outline his recommendations on the form of the inquiry to Cabinet next week.
Author sues All Together Now following ‘trans rights’ statement at last year’s festival
It follows a talk delivered at last year’s festival by campaigner Rachel Moran.
