Former British MP plans to sue Twitter in Dublin over Russian label

George Galloway’s lawyers tell social media firm they intend to take case in High Court

Parents ‘appalled’ at school’s refusal to teach about ‘same-sex friendships’

Wicklow school’s religious ethos ‘censoring’ children’s questions in RSE class, says group

Death of Department of Foreign Affairs’ legal adviser a ‘huge loss’

Barrister James Kingston advised ministers and officials for more than 25 years

Dublin Port trade rebounds but 2019 growth levels a year or two away

State’s busiest port still recovering from post-Brexit decline in freight volumes

State to start paying €1,000 Covid-19 bonus to healthcare staff

Minister says HSE-employed staff will receive payment in ‘next available payroll’

First Irish aid truck for refugees arrives in ‘overlooked’ Moldova

Donations from Galway for Ukrainians make it to Chisinau after a week on the road

The war next door: Fear and loathing in Moldova

Opening their homes to Ukrainian refugees, Moldovans fear they may be next on Putin’s list

Romania prepares for next wave of refugees from Ukraine

Bucharest’s well-resourced response moves to second phase of integrating refugees

Russia suspended from UN human rights body over Ukraine ‘abuses’

Moscow expels two Irish diplomats in retaliation for expulsion of four Russians

Moldovans pack bags over fears Russia might push beyond Ukraine

Moldova’s youth look to the West as population prepares for the worst from the East

‘They need money’: Irish politicians call for support for Moldova’s refugee crisis

Oireachtas visitors fear for strain at border with Ukraine if Russian advances westwards

Ukrainian refugees in Moldova: ‘She misses her father and her toys’

One of Europe’s poorest countries struggles to help those fleeing from attacked neighbour

Medical Council took no regulatory action over Coombe vaccine controversy

Leftover vaccines administered to 16 family members of staff ahead of priority groups

Woman charged with tasering bank official after south Dublin home repossessed

Lisa Temple is charged with firearms offence following incident outside Leopardstown property

Eamon Ryan will support UK move to force minimum wage on ferries

Department of Transport considering British measures in response to P&O mass sacking

No payments on €300m of ‘parked’ pandemic-related tax debt – Revenue

Almost 105,000 businesses have more than €3bn in Covid-19 tax debt ‘warehoused’

Diplomat expulsions overshadow major pension and Leaving Cert reforms

Inside Politics: Russian embassy expulsions followed weeks-long backbench campaign

Expulsion of Russian diplomats marks low-point in Irish relations with Moscow

Orwell Road embassy suspected of being a front for intelligence gathering since 1970s

Co Louth nursing home being sued over Covid-19 death

Woman takes case against Dealgan House over death of mother in first pandemic wave

Quarter of nursing homes inspected in breach of multiple regulations - watchdog

Poor staffing levels and segregation found at Roscommon home battling Covid outbreak

Lorry drivers transporting €1 million worth of aid from Rosslare to Ukraine

Hauliers carrying donated food and medical supplies on four-day humanitarian trip

Dublin inquest to be held into killing of Irish cameraman in Ukraine

Gardaí liaising with French war crimes investigation into Pierre Zakrzewski’s death

‘Problematic’ Davy fine, Applegreen abandons UK sale, and a new visitor experience at Tullamore Dew distillery

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Kayakers rescued off Dublin coast in poor weather conditions

Howth RNLI launches both its lifeboats as kayakers struggle in strong winds and high seas

Investigation into Nama loan sale extended for another three months

Sale of State agency’s Northern Ireland loans has been under investigation since 2017

President recalls Abercorn restaurant bombing in Belfast on 50th anniversary

1972 IRA bombing shows ‘depths to which conflict can bring human beings’ - Higgins

Irish medical students hope to continue courses after leaving Ukraine

At least 37 students in ‘academic limbo’ seek Government help to complete studies

Almost 2,500 housing offers for Ukrainians as portal starts processing pledges

Minister says portal will allow people make offers of accommodation ‘in a clear way’

Four Irish babies born to surrogate mothers in Kyiv evacuated from Ukraine

Infants united with Irish parents after medics brought them to Ukraine’s western border

Preparations ramped up to welcome thousands of Ukrainian refugees

Inside Politics: Taoiseach said to be ‘crystal clear’ Ireland would not be found wanting

‘We lost everything’ - Ukrainian mother arrives with son (5) who has leukaemia

Child suffering needs bone marrow transplant as homeland operation shelved

Irish aircraft leasing firms face ‘mission impossible’ recovering planes from Russia

Multibillion dollar Irish industry severs leases with Russian airlines after sanctions

State officials remain in contact with 94 Irish citizens in Ukraine

Helen McEntee defends timing of Government’s visa waiver for Ukrainian citizens

Grim diplomatic dance on Ukraine reaches its end with Russian invasion

Inside Politics: Widespread condemnation of Russian aggression in Dáil exchanges

Time for EU to introduce sanctions against Russia, Coveney says

Member states cannot ignore such blatant breach of international law, Minister says

Richard O’Halloran’s return: Averting a China crisis

Diplomacy and the businessman’s own dogged negotiations brought him home, not loud calls for action

State speeds up repatriation process for Irish surrogate babies from Ukraine

Department fast-tracks paperwork for return of newborns amid security crisis

Will Russian war games fizzle out or turn red hot?

Inside Politics: Tentative hopes Russia may be withdrawing troops from frontline

Podcast: Richard O’Halloran’s three-year battle to leave China

Richard and his wife Tara spoke to Simon Carswell about their fight for freedom

Unvaccinated cohort primarily made up of younger people and children

Ireland has one of the highest Covid-19 vaccination rates in the world

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