US House committee on free speech hears from Irish barrister and Fr Ted writer Graham Linehan
Fr Ted writer Graham Linehan also urged US to press Ireland for debate on gender recognition legislation
Schools to tell parents how much is collected in voluntary contributions and how money is spent
Minister to bring to Cabinet proposals for new statutory charter to strengthen accountability in schools
What’s so complex about introducing contactless payment for public transport in Ireland?
It will probably be another two years before we can pay with our bank cards on buses, trains and the Luas
New contactless payment system for public transport may cost up to €270m
Project, known as next-generation ticketing for buses, trains and Luas, will not be completed until mid-2028
Graham Linehan to speak at congressional hearing on European big tech regulation
Committee to examine ‘Europe’s threat to American speech and innovation’
More than 1,600 references to Ireland in latest Epstein files
References from potential $10bn deal for AIB assets in US to someone talking about Kerrygold Irish butter being spread on muffins
Nearly 500 directors censured over last five years, Dáil committee to be told
Corporate Enforcement Authority tells Public Accounts Committee that 362 company directors were ‘restricted’ and 120 disqualified
Twenty-six whistleblower disclosures made against Inland Fisheries Ireland since 2022
Government commissioned seven external investigations, with two upholding all allegations and two rejecting all claims
Trump’s Board of Peace a ‘complete oxymoron’ due to Putin presence, says Harris
Simon Harris does not see any scenario in which Ireland would join Donald Trump’s proposed Board of Peace
St James’s Hospital apologises over unauthorised €4.7m payment for services
Chief executive Mary Day says failure to use public tender process was ‘driven by urgent patient needs’ in cancer and cardiology’
Report on whistleblower complaint into fisheries agency sent to Garda
Documents show Inland Fisheries Ireland disputed allowing an individual produce invalid insurance record to Garda
St James’s Hospital paid €1.4m to firm run by staff ‘to meet urgent patient need’
Management to apologise for securing radiology services in 2024 without following official procurement rules
Former Inland Fisheries Ireland chief begins case at Workplace Relations Commission
Fisheries agency has had troubled history in recent years with a number of reviews and investigations
Minister’s refusal to answer questions on DAA-Kenny Jacobs backed by Dáil chair
Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy says Darragh O’Brien right not to provide answers amid litigation
Derailing US-EU trade deal ‘would have significant implications’ for Ireland
Department of Finance documents, published on Friday, note agreement on tariffs of critical importance to economy