Ireland has made ‘no progress’ on its European language strategy, says leading academic
A retired Jean Monnet Chair has said that language in the EU is “often overlooked”.
Man who secretly filmed lodger in shower and harassed her given suspended sentence
Judge Martin Nolan described the man’s behaviour as “disgraceful” but said he didn’t deserve a longer stay in prison.
Ireland not being in NATO will be ‘a positive’ in heading up EU military committee, Sean Clancy says
Clancy is currently the Chief of Staff of the Irish Defence Forces.
Tánaiste accused Sinn Féin of Jekyll and Hyde approach to housing during heated Dáil exchange
The Ceann Comhairle was forced to call for order and threatened to suspend proceedings.
Diageo to invest €100m in St James’s Gate as part of net zero carbon plans for Guinness brewery
The drinks giant will submit the planning application to Dublin City Council later this year after engagement with industry experts.
European Elections: Will young people get out and vote?
Author Leon Diop likens the seven phases of climbing Everest to engaging young voters in the upcoming European Parliament election.
In Pictures: Bohemians FC VS Palestine
Palestine have beaten Bohemians FC 2-1 in Dalymount Park in Dublin.
Calls for inquiry into birth trauma in Ireland, as women decry lack of empathy and consent in HSE
A recent inquiry in the UK found that good maternity care in Britain was “the exception rather than the rule”.
