The cows are smaller, hardier and more efficient: Inside a ‘climate-neutral’ Irish dairy farm
FarmZeroC wants its approach to be deployed across thousands of farms
Department Of An Taoiseach
BAM, criticised for delays in national children’s hospital, building €100m cross-Border bridge
Taoiseach at ceremony marking breaking of ground on Narrow Water Bridge linking Omeath and Warrenpoint
Michael Lowry accountant criticised by Moriarty tribunal gets €371,000 in legal costs
Payment to Denis O’Connor comes 27 years after the inquiry was established
Ireland’s top civil servants: who they are and what they earn
Departmental secretaries general run much of the country’s public administration - on salaries ranging from €230,000 to almost €300,000
Hate crime seen as ‘growing problem’ both sides of Border, research finds
University of Limerick and Queen’s University Belfast report recommends collaborative learning to address hate on island of Ireland
Enda Kenny contacted taoiseach’s office about honorary citizenship for philanthropist
Name of person former Fine Gael leader attempted to assist redacted in records released under FoI
Child poverty office targets ‘helicopter role’ to ensure all agencies deliver
End Child Poverty Week event also heard programmes in Scotland, Finland and New Zealand had provided inspiration
Robert Watt rejects ‘most’ of Holohan report findings and reveals laptop ‘hack’
Account given by Deirdre Gillane in report about secondment controversy was ‘correct’ version of events, says Minister for Health
Farming must focus on reducing emission of nitrogen
Failure to address regulatory obstacles to climate-friendly forestry planting traps farmers in unviable and damaging beef cattle farming
Dublin and Belfast state papers: What files are being released this week?
Anglo-Irish records from 1996–2002 from three government departments - the taoiseach, foreign affairs and justice
How a trawl of Government departments’ property portfolios for housing fell far short of expectations
Each department replied following a review of vacant properties under their remit
Is it the beginning of the end of the Covid-19 pandemic?
Inside Politics: Soothing noises from Government as it looks at a post-Covid landscape
McGrath backed health job pay rise if it did not exceed €300,000, committee told
No benchmarking process before €80,000 increase approved for Watt’s role, says civil servant
Government consultants discussed ‘war room’ for Covid-19 response
Email outlines plan for ‘integrated insight centre’ that could seek data from State bodies
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