Government row with pharmacy union preventing six-month prescription extensions
A row between the government and the country’s largest pharmacy union is preventing the extension of prescriptions.
Defence now Europe’s ‘number one focus’ says Irish officer taking up military role in Brussels
A team from Ireland takes over at the head of the European Union Military Committee in June.
Pastors, protests and claims of persecution: The Burke family’s ties with conservative America
The family’s cause has been taken up by religious groups in the US.
Mary Lou McDonald: ‘I can safely say 2024 was the toughest year of my life’
Apart from her party not performing as she would have wanted in the election, McDonald has experienced personal challenges this year.
McDonald says ‘multiple people’ capable of leading Sinn Féin as she rules out presidential bid
A run for the presidency is not on the horizon for McDonald, she tells The Journal.
The votes have been cast, but when will we know the results?
If 2020 is anything to go by, it could be quite some time before we know who all the members of the next Dáil will be.
Soc Dems pledge to spend €5.5 billion on disability legislation reform if in Government
The Social Democrats are promising to make more than 120 amendments to current legislation to modernise Irish law.
Labour lash out at FG sick leave U-turn as cracks emerge between prospective coalition partners
Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil had been eyeing up Labour as possible future partners in government, if the numbers added up after the election.
