Ireland’s new digital wallet could store driving licence, birth cert and passport
The use of the app will not be compulsory and older forms of ID will still be usable
Aughinish Alumina report will not rule out that material is used in Russian weapons
At the highest level in Government there is much sensitivity about the Co Limerick plant
Rotunda allowed 17 consultants on public-only contracts to give private care
Seventeen consultants on public-only contracts received written permission by Dublin hospital’s master to carry out private care
Retailers to be asked to suspend disposable barbecue sales due to threat of wildfires
Minister says fire started by human activity and ‘zero tolerance attitude’ now taken toward such activity
Occupied Territories Bill set to be signed into law within weeks following Seanad vote
Final attempt to include services in high-profile legislation fails
‘Going out was impossible’ – assistance dogs change children’s lives but need funding
Sheer demand mean Autism Assistance Dogs Ireland turns away 700 families. My Canine Companion runs a lottery system, where around 2,000 families compete for 100 places each year.
Minister to seek legal advice on publishing potentially ‘sensitive’ Aughinish Alumina report
Peter Burke unable to offer clarity on nature of information provided to inquiry by Ukraine and Sweden
Dunderrow sexual abuse survivors secure mediation process with Government over redress
Group of 19 women in their 60s and 70s plan legal action against the State
Paid leave for partners of women who suffer miscarriage under consideration
Cabinet approves five-day leave for women who suffer miscarriages before 23 weeks
Homelessness ‘risk’ for hundreds of refugee families sparks exchange between Ministers
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan downplayed concerns of a Cabinet colleague and said refugees were moving to Dublin because of a ‘desire to live in this region’
Violent pornography would be banned under proposed new law
High Court recently identified loophole where no offence exists for possession of extreme material
Minister for Culture Patrick O’Donovan hospitalised during trip to Brussels
O’Donovan, who has previously spoken about his experience living with epilepsy which he was diagnosed with over ten years ago.
Faith leaders raise concerns with Taoiseach over impact of artificial intelligence
Religous leaders also use meeting to advocate for European Union enlargement
MetroLink makes its biggest property purchase yet
Inside Politics: State acquisition of O’Connell Street site for Dublin transport project part of €725m pre-construction spend
Road Safety Authority officials criticised for ‘lack of visibility’ after spate of deaths
Minister of State Seán Canney to bring proposed RSA reforms to Government