Here’s What Happened Today: Wednesday
Here’s what made the headlines today.
Military group accuses Tánaiste of ignoring Defence Bill concerns and causing low morale
Tensions are high between the military representative bodies, the Department of Defence and the Minister for Defence Micheál Martin over the legislation.
‘Done deal’ on summer weather for most early next week, though picture is uncertain from Wednesday
Temperatures are forecast to hit the low to mid 20s early next week.
Poll: Do you like to go to the beach in Ireland?
Warmer weather is expected this weekend.
Live: Roderic O’Gorman announces he is running for Green Party leader
Eamon Ryan stepped down yesterday, leaving the position open for a successor.
Pride Month: ‘Now is the time to support your LGBTQIA+ loved ones as it’s tough out there’
Therapist Michael Ryan says having to absorb social-media hatred of one’s identity has a really negative impact on the process of coming out.
New laws to be drafted after Supreme Court found unmarried father was entitled to widower’s pension
It is not expected to be passed into law before summer recess.
Israeli army says operational plans for offensive in Lebanon ‘approved and validated’
Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz earlier warned Hezbollah that it would be destroyed in the event of a “total war” between the two.
