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This year
2024
Irish GPs have come under pressure to prescribe hormones, gender service consultant claims
A landmark report in the UK raised concerns over private gender care, which Paul Moran said is also an issue here.
People in need of gender care are turning to private providers due to long waiting lists.
The National Gender Service has advised GPs not to enter shared care arrangements with private clinics.
Dr Paul Moran called on pharmacists to stop dispensing foreign gender healthcare hormone prescriptions.
Transport authority sprayed cocktail of pesticides in Dublin park near Grand Canal
What’s driving the surge in road deaths?
Answers are beginning to emerge on what’s behind the deadly trend on Irish roads.
Drivers' behaviour and attitudes to road safety worsened during the pandemic - and stayed worse.
New research shows young people are tempted to check their phones while driving.
Eamon Ryan castigates member states' cold feet on Nature Restoration Law as it faces collapse
Labour stands by council candidate filmed making anti-immigrant remarks, following investigation
Open fires strongly linked with respiratory disease in older Irish people
HSE stops increasing breastfeeding targets, as they continue to be missed
The targets were set out in the national breastfeeding strategy, which has expired.
The HSE had a target to increase breastfeeding rates by 2 percentage points per year.
Breastfeeding rates are rising - but not fast enough to reach the HSE's targets over several years.
Road deaths in Ireland rising faster than almost anywhere else in the EU
Only one dog fouling fine was paid in Dublin city in four years
And it was later cancelled.
We hit Grafton St to ask people if they understand Friday's referendums... mostly, they don't
If you’re confused, you’re not the only one.
Government urged to investigate soaring baby formula prices as families struggle
An official UK investigation found manufacturers have hiked prices more than their costs increased – and enjoyed high profit margins.
St Vincent de Paul has noted an increase in callers struggling with infant formula costs.
Families who use it spend hundreds of euro per year on formula, and prices have climbed 18-22% since 2021.
A new probe is underway into Britain's market, which like Ireland's is dominated by Nestlé and Danone.
Ireland condemns Israeli settlements on Palestinian land as 'annexation' at top UN court
In a forcefully worded intervention at the ICJ, the Attorney General accused Israel of contravening international law.
Fears over disqualified drivers behind the wheel as 76% ignore orders to surrender licences
It’s been suggested the figures indicate many disqualified drivers remain on the roads following conviction.
Thousands of banned drivers have ignored orders to surrender their licences in the past three years.
There have been recent cases before the courts of disqualified drivers who committed further offences.
Road safety campaigner Leo Lieghio, whose daughter Marsia was killed by a disqualified driver, called for cars to be impounded.
Irish Yeast Co building owner warned over dereliction as 'cafe/bar' conversion gets green light
As Israel defies US to attack Rafah, where 1.4m people are trapped, what's the world's next move?
Barry Cowen wins Fianna Fáil race to run for Europe in June
Mater Private defends card-only payment policy in hospital restaurant despite elderly clientele
Government parties' MEPs pick opposing sides in Brussels row with big pharma over drug costs
Parking driving you crazy? It might be because cars are expanding by half a centimetre a year
Campaigners say legislation is urgently needed to halt the trend for ever wider cars.
The average width of Irish new cars exceeds the EU average.
Several SUVs on the market are now over 2 metres wide.
'Stay back, stay dry': Public urged to heed storm weather warnings after risky behaviour on Sunday
Onlookers walked right down to the water in Galway to take photos of Storm Isha’s crashing waves, putting themselves at risk.
One in 10 admit drink-driving - and those doing so are 'way over the limit'
Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh: Who is the Irish lawyer acting in a genocide case against Israel?
Ní Ghrálaigh’s brief this week was to advocate for measures to protect the rights of Palestinian people.
Govt plan to add new restrictions on who can access homeless accommodation sharply criticised
Glyphosate accounts for 30% of pesticides in Ireland, with residues found in some food samples
Ships owned by Irish firm in finance deal sold and scrapped on beaches in India and Bangladesh
Director of Irish weight-loss firm Bodyslims doubles pay package to €1m
Last year
2023
Motorway and national road lights removed to save energy
Palliative care nurses report visiting cancer patients who cannot heat their homes
How have last week's riots in Dublin affected you? We want to hear your stories
Schools close early and clinics cancelled at Temple Street amid fears of unrest in central Dublin
Minister challenged Drew Harris on reduced traffic enforcement by gardaí amid rise in deaths
Businessman Ben Dunne has died at the age of 74
Popular antibiotic in short supply amid ongoing medicines shortage problem
Ireland supported keeping weedkiller glyphosate on the market for another 10 years in EU vote
Concerns raised that parents of pre-schoolers had no say in Catholic school divestment scheme
People across Ireland raise litany of complaints with councils about dogs running off-lead
Irish Jewish organisation sees increasing antisemitism online
Demonstration held in Dublin in solidarity with Israel
Luke O'Neill: 'No, AI doesn't bother me. We shouldn't be frightened of it.'
New tax on vapes promised - but not in this year's budget