52 h. ago John Collison’s critique of Ireland’s failures stirs coalition debate

Tech founder is ‘quite right’ that infrastructure delivery is too slow, Taoiseach’s spokesman says

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3 d. ago 'Damning verdict' for Irish government: How foreign media has covered Catherine Connolly's win

In the Middle East, coverage centred around Connolly’s position on Israel and Palestine.

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7 d. ago Benn has ‘no doubt’ Irish Government will honour legacy commitments

Benn has ‘no doubt’ Irish Government will honour legacy commitments  The Independent

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9 d. ago The Irish Times view on the Irish planning process: time has come for Government action

The Irish Times view on the Irish planning process: time has come for Government action  The Irish Times

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1 week ago Measures to curb growth in State’s €5bn medical liability to take effect next year, conference told

New system of early engagement will facilitate early settlements and benefit all sides, says State Claims Agency

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1 week ago Irish Times Poll: Reactions to budget are cold comfort for Government

Almost 80% say budget did not help their household finances, while voters remain cautious on Occupied Territories Bill

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1 week ago Irish Times Poll: Majority are ‘disappointed the budget did nothing for people like me’

Almost 80% say budget did not help their household finances, while voters remain cautious on Occupied Territories Bill

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1 week ago Irish dancing governing body records loss after €500k legal cost provision

In the face of the mounting losses, the CLRG wrote to members last year to advise that it was abandoning its own investigation into the alleged cheating in Irish dancing.

Economics

1 week ago Future of Irish dancing’s oldest governing body at risk due to potential litigation

An Coimisiún Le Rincí Gaelacha’s accounts show cost of fallout of 2022 ‘feis-fixing’ allegations

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1 week ago Irish Dancing governing body may have to tap out if all possible legal cases against it proceed

CLRG recorded losses of €717,796 last year as it continued to count the cost of dealing with the fallout from the 2022 cheating scandal.

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2 w. ago Inside the alcohol industry’s global campaign to delay Ireland’s world

New documents reveal an organised effort by alcohol giants to pressure the Irish government into delaying landmark cancer warnings.

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3 w. ago Salthill activist detained during aid flotilla interception gives stark warning to Irish Government

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A Salthill activist, who was detained after the Gaza aid flotilla she was travelling in was intercepted, has given a stark warning to the Irish Government. Sarah Clancy, a well known poet and activist, was on-board a boat called ‘The Spectre’, and the groups have been returning […] The post Salthill activist detained during aid flotilla interception gives stark warning to Irish Government appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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3 w. ago Irish government accused of putting up 'barrier' to unity poll

Irish government accused of putting up 'barrier' to unity poll  BBC

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3 w. ago Irish government has put up 'artificial barrier' to united Ireland poll

Irish government has put up 'artificial barrier' to united Ireland poll  Yahoo

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3 w. ago Trump administration wants Irish Government to press EU for more political speech protections

Washington believes government bans on disinformation or hate speech are generally not permissible

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3 w. ago Irish Government must prepare for Border poll, SDLP conference told

Party leader Claire Hanna calls on South to create a ‘New Ireland’ ministry

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3 w. ago Irish Government must lead unification preparations, says Varadkar

Former taoiseach says Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil dropped unity objective from manifestos

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4 w. ago Government must prepare for Irish unity, Catherine Connolly says

Government must prepare for Irish unity, Catherine Connolly says  BreakingNews.ie

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4 w. ago UK government 'in discussion' with Irish government over proposed 'Brit

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn said both the Good Friday Agreement and Common Travel Area would be upheld.

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4 w. ago UK Government ‘in discussion’ with Irish administration over digital ID scheme

UK Government ‘in discussion’ with Irish administration over digital ID scheme  The Independent

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