Coalition asked to clarify if Rotunda maternity hospital will remain in Dublin city centre
Question comes as part of Labour plan to encourage planning body to reconsider appeal against new critical care unit
Emergency support discussed for EU citizens in Middle East amid fears of escalating conflict
Cyprus has begun preparing evacuations by air
Chartered flights now ‘routine’ says Minister as 63 South Africans deported
Fifty four adults and nine children were flown from Ireland to South Africa on Saturday night
New €1m Government meeting room will protect communications with world leaders, says Martin
Facility to be approved to provide ‘Nato proof’ space for discussions with foreign governments
Around 4,000 industrial school abuse survivors could qualify for new supports
Health, housing and education entitlements follow 51-day hunger strike by campaigners
Dublin mayor Ray McAdam to seek FG nomination for Dáil seat vacated by Paschal Donohoe
Fine Gael councillor becomes the latest politician to seek selection to run in byelection in Dublin Central scheduled for May
Survivors of thalidomide drug to be offered formal State apology
Commitment for move given following meeting of representatives with Taoiseach and Tánaiste
Sinn Féin councillor Janice Boylan selected to contest Dublin Central byelection
Gillian Sherratt, who gained national prominence as a campaigner for her son, Harvey, was also being considered as a candidate
‘What happened to you was wrong’: Survivors of institutional abuse receive State apology
Move comes as direct result of 51-day hunger strike outside Leinster House by four survivors in 2025
State faces imminent test to match powerful apologies with action
There have been warnings within Government about cost of what will likely be biggest redress scheme in country’s history
Meta urges Ireland to block planned EU law targeting addictive social media features
The tech giant included the proposal in a submission to the Government on Ireland’s upcoming EU presidency
EU directives not being passed to special committee before being signed into law
As many as 200 pieces of EU legislation are signed into law each year, according to committee chair
New State-backed loans being considered to keep graduate doctors in Ireland
James Lawless is considering incentives geared toward stemming the flow of emigration among doctors
Ireland v Israel match should proceed in Dublin, says Minister of State
Minister of State’s remarks come after senior figures in Government suggested the home fixture could be played outside the State
Martin looks to shatter silence over Freddie Scappaticci
Taoiseach’s Dáil naming of Freddie Scappaticci as infamous M15 agent Stakeknife will pressure British government to follow course