Ireland lose 2-0 to Greece at Aviva Stadium in more disappointment for Stephen Kenny’s team
Ireland fell to a 2-0 loss to Greece in Dublin.
Almost 700 homes delivered under the government’s First Home Scheme this year
The scheme has approved over 2,500 applications, who have yet to drawdown their loan.
President Higgins has referred the Judicial Appointments Bill to the Supreme Court
Today’s news will be seen as a setback for Minister for Justice Helen McEntee, who included the enactment of the law in her 2023 Justice Plan.
Minister says she’s ‘open’ to considering shorter teacher training amid teacher supply crisis
Norma Foley said she is trying to find solutions to the shortage of teachers affecting many schools nationwide.
Climate ‘countdown clock’ report launched ahead of key UN talks
“In a rational world, it should be ringing alarm bells.”
Analysis: Our new figures show we now need a national conversation about home care
Joseph Musgrave of Home & Community Care Ireland says it’s time to reassess how we view ageing and care for older people.
Stardust patron tells inquest he ‘always felt it wasn’t right’ having carpet tiles on walls
The inquest continues next Monday in the Pillar Room of the Rotunda Hospital.
Letterkenny hospital apologises for emergency department conditions after 78 GPs raise alarm
The group of GPs sent a letter to the Health Minister calling for urgent action at Letterkenny University Hospital.
