LIVE: Egypt’s president agrees to open Gaza border crossing to allow in 20 humanitarian aid trucks
His visit comes in the shadow of a major blast yesterday evening at the site of the al-Ahli Hospital.
‘The time is now’: TDs call for ceasefire and for humanitarian corridors to be opened in Gaza
The government has announced an immediate aid package of €13m in response to what the UN has described as the “unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe” unfolding in Gaza.
Army personnel deployed to Midleton as Cork town has become ‘impassable’ due to extreme floods
People have become trapped in their homes due to flooding outside their doors in the town.
Sligo TD Marc MacSharry will not run in next general election
MacSharry has served as an Independent since he left the Fianna Fáil party last year.
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‘Medieval misogyny’: Women’s ordination group hopes something ‘tangible’ will come from Synod
Miriam Duignan of Women’s Ordination Worldwide says their mission goes beyond women being called to the priesthood.
Man jailed for life for murder of father-to-be Conor Quinn in Mallow
The court heard that Conor Quinn was ‘ecstatic’ at the prospect of welcoming a baby with his partner.
‘HSE shouldn’t hire staff they don’t have the budget for’: Taoiseach says 270 extra junior doctors hired with no sign off
Government has come under pressure over its budget allocation for the health service.
