Almost all youths accused of sexual crimes rejected from gardaí intervention programme
92% of 12-18 year olds accused of sex crimes were found unsuitable for prosecution alternative.
These are the Budget 2025 measures that will take effect from today
Budget 2025 included a major cost-of-living package worth €2.2 billion.
Glen of Imaal explosion: Incoming TDs will meet with survivors
Survivors of the Glen of Imaal explosion want an apology from the State.
Number of secondary pupils given Irish exemptions has almost doubled since before the pandemic
One in every 20 pupils was exempt from learning the language last year.
What happens now? Data centres being built outside Ireland may be better for the environment
The Journal Investigates finds that renewable energy in other EU countries can offer a greener solution to Ireland’s ‘dirty’ data centres.
Gerry Hutch’s profession listed as ‘consultant’ as he officially registers for general election
The gangland figure was arrested and charged in Lazarote by Spanish police investigating alleged organised crime activity last month.
Public clutter or public service? Only 500 calls made on each of Eir’s ‘digital kiosks’
The new kiosks have been criticised for taking up public space for advertising.
‘People with schizophrenia are not dangerous, but untreated psychosis is’
A psychiatrist and a patient explain what Ireland can learn from Denmark’s approach to psychosis services.
