Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday
Boy stabbed in primary school, Tánaiste speaks to US Secretary of State and gardaí shoot a dog.
Government to oppose motion for students have a right to education through Irish
Sinn Féin’s 23-point plan is set to be opposed by the Government and replaced with different measures today.
Debunked: Video of attack on jogger ‘in Ireland’ was actually recorded more than 9,000km away
The video, which has been online for years, was filmed in South Africa.
Dáil speaking rights: The government really is chancing its arm with this proposed ‘solution’
Cian O’Callaghan of the Social Democrats says the row is no trivial matter — it goes to the heart of the country’s democracy.
How much has the US contributed to Ukraine since 2022?
Trump has previously claimed that the US has contributed up to $350 billion to Ukraine since the war began.
Bill to extend eligibility for widows and widowers’ pensions to cohabitants to be brought to Cabinet
It’s thought the move could cost around €50m annually.
Airbnb-style lock boxes to be banned from public spaces in Dublin after mid-April
Dublin is the latest European city to hit back against lock boxes.
Ireland could face up to €26 billion in penalties if it doesn’t get its climate act together
Irish Fiscal Advisory Council chair Seamus Coffey described it as a “clear case of being able to reduce a massive fiscal risk”.
