Bill Kenneally’s death ‘a strange release’, abuse survivor says
‘He’s just going to have to face the music when he meets his maker,’ Jason Clancy says of serial sex abuser
New An Post CEO’s salary should reflect ‘risks on the horizon’, O’Donovan suggests
Board proposed annual salary of about €360,000 for David McRedmond’s successor
Jo Jo Dullard’s family ‘have never lost hope remains will be found’ amid new search
Any indication that woman missing since 1995 might be found gives family immense hope, says priest
Victims of Bill Kenneally performed ‘major public service’, says Children’s Rights Alliance
Children’s Rights Alliance chief Tanya Ward says failure to investigate abuse earlier led to more victims
Rotunda master defends decision to allow public-only consultants carry out private work
Seán Daly says hospital allowing public-only consultants to do private work was on basis of legal advice, and says ‘so much misinformation’ over issue
FAI and Government warned of judicial review over football fixtures with Israel
Boycotting Ireland-Israel matches would be ‘totally insane’, Alan Shatter says
Data centres’ energy use being ‘managed appropriately’ by Government, Darragh O’Brien says
Minister for Energy and the Environment has responded to UN report that described Ireland as ‘cautionary tale’
Rotunda told funding could be pulled over public-only consultants providing private care
Minister for Health says ‘last thing’ she wants is conversation on cuts, but Government policy is clear
Surgeries needing heart-lung machines at risk of cancellation as perfusionists to strike
Union representing perfusionists gives notice of industrial action, starting with one-day strike next week
Met Éireann extends thunderstorm warning to seven counties
Met Éireann’s station at Shannon Airport reported temperature of 30.5 degrees on Tuesday, provisionally a new record
Government accused of ‘famine of ambition’ on climate action after latest projection on missed targets
Ireland to fall well short of targeted cuts on greenhouse gas emissions as Minister says they will be reached in ‘early 2030s’
Investigation into complaints against ex-garda Paul Moody faced delays, ombudsman says
Moody has been convicted and jailed in connection with coercive behaviour towards two women
Israel detains more Irish citizens on Gaza flotilla, bringing total to 13
Israeli ministry denies live ammunition used when two vessels were fired upon by its forces
Bertie Ahern’s comments on immigration ‘totally wrong’, says Jack Chambers
Tánaiste Simon Harris expects former taoiseach to ‘reflect’ on ‘any hurt or harm’ remarks have caused
Ambulance strike under way as group warns move poses ‘significant risk’ to lives
National Ambulance Service clinical director says 24-hour stoppage would be ‘very challenging’