US Republicans vote to oust the Speaker of the House of Representatives in unprecedented move
The first ouster of a speaker in the House’s 234-year history was supported by only a handful of right-wing Republican hardliners.
Opinion: Dublin has long been promoted as a city of private enterprise and endless consumption
IAF director Emmett Scanlon outlines how, when it comes to caring for Dublin, actions speak louder than words.
Explainer: Why are gardaí taking industrial action?
Gardaí will withdraw from doing overtime for five days this month, including Halloween. But how did it come to this?
Pre-trial of gardaí and retired Garda Superintendent adjourned due to barrister strike action
The four gardaí and the retired Garda are charged with a total of 42 criminal counts relating to the alleged squaring away of fixed charge penalty notices for a number Continue Reading
Poll: When did you last use Aertel?
RTÉ announced yesterday it is to close it’s Aertel service next week.
More than 3,800 applications for records in first year of Birth Information and Tracing Act
The Adoption Authority of Ireland said there has been significant progress but that further work still lies ahead.
Budget 2024: What exactly can we expect in next week’s package?
All will be revealed this day next week.
Pharmacists to be allowed dispense some medicines, including the pill, without GP prescription
Health Minister Stephen Donnelly will bring the proposal before Cabinet this morning to help alleviate pressure on GPs.
