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Government inaction on genomics and forestry on precious peat: Latest news from Noteworthy
'Ciara caused a lot of hassle': Irish pronunciation leaves Dutch tongue-tied in naming of 2020-21 storms
Transport Department accused DCC of making 'allegations against State bodies' over traffic 'Wish List'
Voices of sexual crime survivors and far-right investigation: Latest news from Noteworthy
'A ruling of significant importance': Supreme Court orders re-opening of landmark FOI appeals
Government urged to drop novels with 'racial slurs' from Junior Cert syllabus in response to Black Lives Matter protests
Harassment and infestations among top complaints about homeless accommodation
Solving solar and caring for carers: What's new for our investigative platform?
Over 500 incidents of assault or anti-social behaviour logged by Irish Rail this year
'I urge you to use common sense': Praise and criticism in public's emails to Leo during start of lockdown
Tusla suffers 23 'high risk' data breaches - including stolen files and loss of devices - since last year
Caring about childcare, parent rights and carers: Latest news from Noteworthy
22 gardaí were convicted of a crime in past three years
Revenue staff were warned not to use Zoom over fears taxpayer information would be harvested
'Who took this decision?': Top civil servant queried decision not to publish pensions paid to former Taoisigh
Investigating floods schemes and winning our first award: Latest news from Noteworthy
CityJet and Stobart Air asked government for six-month bailout to ensure their survival after Covid-19
HSE was 'gifted' €544,000 in free advertising by Google and Facebook during Covid-19 pandemic
Information Commissioner calls for incoming government to 'improve' Freedom of Information Act
Bumper month for support and Covid-19 project update: Latest news from Noteworthy
Hiqa sent more than 170 complaints relating to Covid-19 in nursing homes during March and April
Masturbation, sex toys and multiple partners: Emails show how the HSE drafted its Covid-19 sex guidelines
Bicycle blackspots and Covid-19 domestic violence: Latest news from Noteworthy
Irish Water staff threatened with machete and pelted with rocks
Looking at long-term impact of Covid-19 crisis: Latest news from Noteworthy
Chinese man's deportation stopped after State 'misleads' High Court about his registered address
Record-breaking month with highest number of supporters: Latest news from Noteworthy
Copper Face Jacks, Tayto and Bohemians FC sent warning letters by Dublin City Council over murals
Plans to charge 58,000 people with excessive water usage delayed over privacy concerns
'Absolute disgrace': RTÉ Gold listeners wrote to Dee Forbes expressing 'devastation' over station closure
Fianna Fáil mayors accepted invitations to controversial RIC event before later criticising it
Irish Water brand 'badly damaged' and 'continually politicised', brief for TV doc says
Irish colleges to develop €80,000 online system for reporting sexual assault and harassment
An Garda Síochána considered place for RUC in force's museum as part of Decade of Centenaries
Phoenix Park gates removed for Pope Francis visit will cost over €800,000 to restore
Dáil pigeons, Four Courts rats and museum mice among dozens of pest callouts to OPW sites
Over 10,000 trees cut & lack of expertise revealed: Latest news from Noteworthy
'An issue of systemic importance': Supreme Court FOI ruling will alter public's relationship with State
'Not in the public interest': Supreme Court hears FOI law could 'scare' firms from working with State in future
'I don't have to tell you': Public bodies may no longer have to justify FOI refusals, Supreme Court hears