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February
February 2024
'Unjust' detention for Irish anti-corruption activist in Iraq ends after charges dropped
Speeding and mobile phone use cited as concerns by gardaí amid spike in road deaths
Primary principals criticise 'infuriating' shortage of supports for pupils affected by trauma
Concern over how horseracing industry counts fatalities as death toll remains in triple figures
Campaigners have questioned how the industry categorises deaths of its horses at racing events.
'The Irish deserve it': Israeli ex-spy turned election candidate wants Gazans 'moved' to Ireland
School psychology service 'unaccountable' and on verge of 'collapse', warns principal
The National Educational Psychology Services (NEPS) is down about 20% of required staff at present.
Sources with experience of the schools psychology service told of how barely a handful of students in each school can avail of the treatment.
One principal warned that the service's refusal to operate waiting lists means there is little data on how many students require intervention.
'You just know that if the child had been seen when they should have been seen in the first place, they wouldn't be in crisis,' Simon Lewis said.
'I've never been told not to sing rebel songs, but I know some are reluctant to sing them now'
Rights watchdog alarmed at 'arbitrary removal' of Irish social media posts about Palestine
More than 4,000 children are now homeless according to latest Govt figures
Ex-legal secretary for former Iceland owner awarded €77k over 'intolerable' contract breach
As global outcry over Gaza grows, a Tel Aviv politics expert tells us what Israelis think
Here’s what polling says about Israelis’ view of the military action in Gaza, its humanitarian cost and Netanyahu.
Woman (37) appears in court charged with murder of six-year-old son Matthew Healy
Funeral for Matthew Healy to take place in Co Cork later this week
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
British Govt stops funding for Kneecap over rap group's 'opposition to the United Kingdom'
Jesuits receive 93 complaints of abuse by ex-priest, as it names two other suspected abusers
Govt dismisses recommendation to alter Garda role for prosecuting court cases
GSOC finds 'no misconduct' by gardaí in case of man who died in court holding cell
Council responding as 'matter of urgency' to concerns over sex offenders placed in hostel
Some residents are understood to have said they felt threatened over the placements.
Regulator seized thousands of records during surprise search of Eircom's offices last summer
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
PayPal proposes cutting 205 jobs among its Irish workforce
Irish farmers to hold rallies today in solidarity with protests by EU counterparts
January
January 2024
Government defeats Sinn Féin motion calling on intervention in genocide case against Israel
Golden handshake report: RTÉ did 'not comply with' rules for exit scheme for former CFO
Michael O'Leary says Ryanair has 'nothing to apologise for' after it bulk buys housing estate
Auditor suggests council dock Deputy Mayor's expenses to help recoup €700k landfill bill
Ryanair reveals it's purchased 25 homes for cabin crew staff in Swords housing estate
Tumblr latest platform to challenge Ireland’s incoming online safety regulations
Lottery to change adverts after complaint about unclaimed prizes 'going back to the community'
Sinn Féin demands operator of 999 call centres enter talks with staff to avert strike action
'Number of anomalies' found during in-depth survey of grounds at Tipperary Mother and Baby Home
Sean Ross Abbey in Roscrea was one of the largest and most notorious mother and baby institutions in the State, with a total of 1,090 children dying there across almost four decades.
Tánaiste calls Netanyahu's rejection of two-state solution 'unacceptable' ahead of EU meeting
Tensions at 999 call centres as workers 'bid' for holidays 18 months in advance
The Irish hotel: From the foundation of the GAA to a battleground in Ireland's refugee crisis
Govt 'failure' for towns sheltering refugees 'feeds anti-migrant narrative', say locals
Roscommon TD Claire Kerrane said promises to resource towns and villages receiving asylum seekers have regularly not received any follow through.
Locals question silence over future of 28 homes in Swords
The homes are in the housing minister’s constituency of Dublin Fingal.
Reddit takes Ireland's media regulator to court in bid to overturn online safety designation
The website was named on a list of ten designated video sharing platforms last week by Coimisiún na Meán.
Reddit Inc is seeking to overturn Coimisiún na Meán's attempt to place the website on a designated list of video sharing platforms.
The company, which is represented by legal firm A&L Goodbody, has filed for a judicial review against the media watchdog.