Census 2022 to be completed tonight as special measures taken to include refugeesEach individual legally required to record information in place they sleep tonightSun Apr 03 2022 - 10:45
Civil servants will not have entitlement to blended working – policy documentWorking remotely could allow civil servants buy more affordable homes, says MinisterThu Mar 31 2022 - 19:57
Helping Ukraine: Where does the money go?From 'dignity kits' for women to cash transfers, helping Ukraine is a complex logistical challengeSat Mar 26 2022 - 06:00
Irish developer trio bankrupted in England retained Polish sitePaddy Shovlin, Tony and Patrick Fitzpatrick retained interest in land near WarsawFri Mar 25 2022 - 05:59
‘Adversarial’ adult trans debate is hindering teenagers, report findsControversy is making it harder to develop care model for teens with gender dysphoriaFri Mar 18 2022 - 06:01
Census to assign biological sex randomly for those who do not declare as male or femaleCSO working on way to introduce question on gender identity for 2027 censusMon Mar 14 2022 - 05:00
Abramovich-linked companies raised billions via Irish bond marketRussian oligarch has been sanctioned by the UK governmentThu Mar 10 2022 - 17:46
Call for easier access to company data to slow flow of ‘dirty money’ through IrelandTransparency group says huge Irish financial services sector not adequately policedTue Mar 08 2022 - 17:41
Mortgages on Russian-owned aircraft leasing firm settled on day of invasionLinks exist between SB Leasing and AIB, Flynn O’Driscoll solicitors and EY auditorsMon Mar 07 2022 - 05:56
Recording of ethnicity to be considered across criminal justice systemThree-year strategy to review ways of dealing with minor crimes aside from prosecutionsMon Mar 07 2022 - 03:00
Refusal of Enniscorthy flood relief scheme criticised by OPWMichael McGrath’s decision comes just months after heavy flooding in WexfordSun Mar 06 2022 - 16:55
Ukraine war sees petrol and diesel hit €2 a litre at some service stationsSoaring cost of fuel ‘cuts a big hole’ in fares, says taxi driverSun Mar 06 2022 - 16:48
Dublin’s role in the finances of the KremlinEnergy giant Rosneft gained access to huge amounts of Western money through Dublin-based companySat Feb 26 2022 - 01:00
‘Putting on a uniform does not make you immune to fear,’ former Garda chief saysThe Garda's relationship with the community sets it apart, says Nóirín O’SullivanThu Feb 24 2022 - 01:24
Greater priority should be given to victims of crime, conference toldSpeakers tell of shared sense that to others their cases were about the crimes not themTue Feb 22 2022 - 17:59
Sinn Féin to table Dáil motion ‘scrapping’ May carbon tax risePrice increase should not go ahead in middle of ‘cost of living crisis’, says DohertySat Feb 19 2022 - 18:35
Cyberattack probably strained health service as much as Covid-19 – HeydonPublic rapidly losing faith in Sláintecare, says Labour SenatorSat Feb 19 2022 - 16:08
‘Anti-establishment’ tone on social media is influencing attitudes to politicians, ombudsman saysPeter Feeney says aggressive, misogynistic comments online are affecting public responsesThu Feb 17 2022 - 19:24
Case over 1990 shooting of two IRA men dismissed by ECHRMr McCaughey (23) and Mr Grew (37) died in 1990 near Loughall, Co ArmaghThu Feb 17 2022 - 12:16
Ukraine says it wants talks with Russia on military build-up as US issues new warningWashington vows to defend Nato territory as Scholz plans last-ditch diplomatic effortsMon Feb 14 2022 - 00:12
Not going to Ukraine may be ‘impossible’ for expectant Irish couples using surrogacyClinics may charge to look after 14 babies due to surrogate mothers if parents cannot travelSun Feb 13 2022 - 20:24
European media under ‘extreme pressure’Commission calls on member states to pursue and prosecute all attacks on journalistsFri Feb 11 2022 - 18:32
New regime will not lead to claims against estates of biological parentsPeople who are formally adopted are precluded from making such claimsThu Feb 10 2022 - 18:02
Ombudsman needed to protect heritage structures, Oireachtas hearsChanges to law on national monuments sent heritage protection ‘back into the Stone Age’Thu Feb 03 2022 - 20:00
Tribunal told murder of Baiba Saulite could have been preventedSgt William Hughes claims he was targeted after complaining about woman’s caseTue Feb 01 2022 - 19:51
Q&A: What are the new guidelines around the phased return to the workplace?Government’s ‘transitional protocol’ provides guidance for firms and employeesMon Jan 31 2022 - 00:01
Insufficient wages ‘socially obscene’, Siptu general secretary saysEvent marking 75 years since Jim Larkin’s death hears of need to eradicate low paySun Jan 30 2022 - 16:40
How row over comments on local radio required a Sipo interventionCounty manager overstepped the mark in dispute with businessman and radio stationSat Jan 15 2022 - 06:00
County council votes against taking action against its chief executiveTom Enright receives standing ovation at Wexford council meeting after Sipo reportFri Jan 14 2022 - 20:06
Sinn Féin seeks more information from councils on derelict sites levy collectionTD says new legislation on levy would ‘tie everyone down’ and increase transparencyWed Jan 12 2022 - 20:37
County council executive put ‘unwarranted’ pressure on local radio – Sipo reportTom Enright contravened code of conduct in emails from Wexford County CouncilFri Jan 07 2022 - 17:26
Disruption to court sittings in weeks ahead due to ‘unprecedented’ number isolatingPriority to be given to urgent matters such as domestic violence applicationsFri Jan 07 2022 - 14:10
Council to consider Sipo criticisms of leaflet about immigrants next monthCllr Séamus Treanor says no law exists that censures a councillor for expressing viewsThu Jan 06 2022 - 18:57
Some criminal jury trials postponed due to Covid-19 pressuresCourts Service discusses impact of Omicron with judiciary, legal professions and gardaíThu Jan 06 2022 - 17:55
Councillor breached ethics Act with ‘racist, dangerous’ election materialLeaflet from Independent councillor Séamus Treanor xenophobic, Sipo inquiry findsWed Jan 05 2022 - 17:00
New cannabis caution scheme sees drop in numbers charged for possessionFall in number brought to court for possession comes amid international trend towards legalisationSun Jan 02 2022 - 16:45
For 20 years teenage smoking fell steadily in Ireland. Then along came vaping and it all changedCampaigners claim global tobacco giants are a significant influence on Ireland’s vaping marketFri Dec 31 2021 - 09:30
HSE considers ban on sale of tobacco in StateMaking tobacco firms pay for related health costs being explored in bid to end smokingThu Dec 30 2021 - 01:34
Sharp rise in number of third-level students in 2020, report showsPlaces in higher education increased due to predicted grades for Leaving CertTue Dec 28 2021 - 14:58
‘Landlords are petrified’: Property owners’ perspective on the rental crisisTenant rights, caps on rent and investment yields appear to be forcing landlords outTue Dec 21 2021 - 01:00
Businessman who challenged Fianna Fáil fundraiser warns parties of further actionChay Bowes says cancellation of Fianna Fáil’s fundraising draw a ‘great result’Mon Dec 20 2021 - 20:22
Booster vaccines open for the over-40s in walk-in centres across the countryTwo-hour queues didn’t deter people from getting their booster vaccine in CitywestSun Dec 19 2021 - 18:14
France to engage in ‘strong political push’ to change EU budget deficit rulesAmbassador to Ireland discusses priorities for French presidency of Council of European UnionWed Dec 15 2021 - 17:06
Majority of people in North would vote to remain in UK in referendum – surveyMost of those surveyed believe vote 10 years from now would result in a united IrelandSun Dec 12 2021 - 17:30
Timeline to a cyberattack: the signs missed before State’s health service crippledHSE did not respond appropriately to ‘noisy and unstealthy actions’ by criminal gangFri Dec 10 2021 - 20:10
Opening of email attachment led to HSE cyber attack, report findsRansomware attack could be repeated and HSE is taking steps to mitigate risk, says ReidFri Dec 10 2021 - 12:08
Numbers helped by Simon Community rose 33.4% last yearEnding of moratorium on evictions ‘has seen homelessness grow in last few months’Thu Dec 09 2021 - 00:01
Dublin creche drops plan to hike fees after assurances of extra public fundingSafari had planned to raise prices almost 25% and says Minister failed to respond to queriesWed Dec 08 2021 - 21:30
Staff shortages pushing up wages and fees, creche group says‘Exodus’ of professional childcarers to ‘more lucrative’ careers at all-time highTue Dec 07 2021 - 21:16
