6 h. ago Sinn Féin says Government ‘facilitating’ failures at CHI amid data probe

The State data watchdog has launched an inquiry into CHI’s handling of child health records.

Politics

34 h. ago New customers to receive cash instead of energy credits in household benefit scheme

Electricity Association of Ireland at odds with Government over decision

Economics

38 h. ago Tourism in Ireland Faces Critical Challenge as ITIC Calls for Urgent Government Support to Boost the Industry

Tourism in Ireland Faces Critical Challenge as ITIC Calls for Urgent Government Support to Boost the Industry  Travel And Tour World

Politics

3 d. ago Ireland making ‘major progress’ on onshore and offshore renewable energy, government says

Ireland making ‘major progress’ on onshore and offshore renewable energy, government says  Sustainability Online

Politics

1 week ago Intel warns senior Government figures that high energy costs could threaten Ireland’s competitiveness

Taoiseach among Ministers lobbied by tech giant that employs almost 5,000 people in Ireland

Events

3 w. ago Chambers Ireland warns Government to take 'urgent' action on key infrastucture

Chambers Ireland warns Government to take 'urgent' action on key infrastucture  businessplus.ie

Events

3 w. ago ‘We’ll pay for locks and moorings but rivers must run free’: Shannon business owners object to new charges

Waterways Ireland asked by former minister for housing and local government Darragh O’Brien to ‘reflect’ on charges

Economics

3 w. ago Government bracing for 'profound uncertainty' amid recession fears

This Tuesday, the Government will publish the Summer Economic Statement, outlining €30 billion in extra capital spending to boost infrastructure, housing, and energy - bringing the total National Development Plan to nearly €100 billion.

Politics

3 w. ago Government plans to inject up to €30bn extra into Ireland's infrastructure

Government plans to inject up to €30bn extra into Ireland's infrastructure  The Journal

Politics

3 w. ago Ireland: Amnesty’s head urges Irish government to press ahead with Occupied Territories Bill

Ireland: Amnesty’s head urges Irish government to press ahead with Occupied Territories Bill  Amnesty International

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4 w. ago Government branded ‘epic wasters’ amid cost of living concerns

Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore accused the Government of ‘throwing public money around like snuff at a wake’.

Politics

4 w. ago Paschal Donohoe defends government's plans for upcoming budget

The Minister told RTÉ about the possible impact of US tariffs.

Politics

4 w. ago Taoiseach criticises US diplomat who told Irish Government to ‘sober up’

The US Ambassador to Israel criticised the Government over plans to implement law that would ban imports of goods originating in Israeli settlements.

Politics

4 w. ago O'Donovan says he wasn't behind An Post leak, Cabinet details were 'conflated'

Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan has said it was unacceptable that details about An Post were revealed at a Cabinet meeting and that ongoing issues with restructuring were “conflated” with concerns raised by postmasters

Politics

4 w. ago An Post boss criticises Government's 'irresponsible leak' on finances

The chief executive of An Post, David McRedmond, has expressed his fury at what he described as the “irresponsible leak” by Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan

Politics

4 w. ago Social welfare Ireland: Government gives crucial update on once

Social welfare Ireland: Government gives crucial update on once-off payments in Budget 2026  MSN

Politics

4 w. ago Ireland: Government expected to legislate removal of ‘honest belief’ defence in rape cases

Ireland: Government expected to legislate removal of ‘honest belief’ defence in rape cases  Scottish Legal News

Politics

last month Ireland's planned overhaul of asylum system may end up mired in 'legal uncertainty and dysfunction'

The government is introducing fresh legislation for next year to bring Ireland in line with the EU Asylum and Migration Pact.

Events

last month Planned overhaul of asylum system may end up mired in 'legal uncertainty and dysfunction'

The government is introducing fresh legislation for next year to bring Ireland in line with the EU Asylum and Migration Pact.

Events

last month ‘Grave concerns’ over Government’s rush to adopt new EU migration plan, rights watchdog says

Overhaul could end up mired in legal challenges and dysfunction, IHREC warns

Politics