4 h. ago Aontú leader says social housing waiting list figures are 'out by the population of Tullamore'

The Aontú leader asked in the Dáil if this was ‘incompetence’ or the government ‘misleading the public’.

Politics

12 h. ago ‘People want to get their pain dealt with and move on’: Irish patients turn to European healthcare scheme for procedures abroad

Relatively low costs for many treatments are a further incentive for many Irish to visit Spain, says company helping patients access treatments

Science

12 h. ago The AI assistant helping accountants get fast, reliable tax answers

Founder of Leapifai aims to replace time-consuming manual research on tax issues

Politics

12 h. ago Officials investigate after teacher is alleged to have helped students during Leaving Cert exam at Dublin school

Education authority says its takes responsibility to uphold integrity of the State exams with ‘utmost seriousness’

Society

12 h. ago Flying to Spain for medical care: ‘The Irish really appreciate the services; they are actually really easy patients’

Low cost of European healthcare scheme for treatment abroad a further incentive for many Irish to visit Spain, says company helping patients

Science

13 h. ago Planning a trip abroad? The tech essentials that could help it go more smoothly

A little tech can go a long way when you travel

Politics

18 h. ago More than €8 million spent on 486 homes before government halted plans

The Construction Industry Federation has criticised the government’s U-turn, saying it may have a wider impact on future investment decisions.

Politics

19 h. ago 'Enhanced social media vetting' of foreign students for anti

Student visa applicants will be asked to adjust the privacy settings on all their social media profiles to “public”.

Politics

23 h. ago €100 should be added to Leap cards of anyone waiting more than 12 weeks for driving test, Dáil hears

Call made as ‘not a deadline in sight’ on any Government public transport plan

Transport

23 h. ago Festival of Ideas hears success story of Letterkenny’s Cathedral Quarter

The successful story of how the Cathedral Quarter project in helping to tackle dereliction in Letterkenny was told at the… The post Festival of Ideas hears success story of Letterkenny’s Cathedral Quarter appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

24 h. ago 300 Galway community groups to get funding under the Local Enhancement Programme

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Over 300 Galway community groups are to get funding under the government’s Local Enhancement Programme It provides small scale funding for non-profit community and voluntary groups in the city and county It’s funded by the Department of Rural and Community Development and administered by the Local Community […] The post 300 Galway community groups to get funding under the Local Enhancement Programme appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

28 h. ago Major concern as Government buys Citywest Hotel in 'arrogant' €148million deal

Major concern as Government buys Citywest Hotel in 'arrogant' €148million deal  Dublin Live

Economics

29 h. ago Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty to address city neutrality meeting

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Sinn Fein’s Pearse Doherty is set to address a public meeting in the city tomorrow evening on Ireland’s neutrality. (19/6) The meeting will discuss Government plans to reform the Triple Lock system – which some argue will impact our neutrality. The system means that Government, Dáil and […] The post Sinn Fein's Pearse Doherty to address city neutrality meeting appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

34 h. ago Friend ‘tried to help him to safety’: Boy (17) who drowned in river Barrow named locally

Peter Byrne from Carlow town got into difficulty on Tuesday evening

Events

35 h. ago Last government could have done better at helping Midlands adjust to peat

A new expert advisory group is guiding policymakers on how to make Ireland’s climate transition fair and just.

Politics

36 h. ago Lack of progress moving younger people from nursing homes slammed as 'completely unacceptable'

Ger Deering warned that the HSE’s ‘Under 65′ programme faces collapse without urgent government funding, which would leave many stuck in unsuitable care.

Politics

36 h. ago How Boston Mayor Ray Flynn helped bridge divides in Ireland and America

How Boston Mayor Ray Flynn helped bridge divides in Ireland and America  The Irish News

Politics

42 h. ago Climate Council calls for €10,000 EV grants as transport emissions cuts ‘unlikely to be achieved’

Urgent Government intervention needed to back sustained reductions, says climate advisory body

Events

47 h. ago 'Shame on this government': Raise the Roof housing protest takes place outside Leinster House

Hundreds have turned up to rally behind opposition parties and trade unions to demand urgent action on housing.

Politics

50 h. ago In Ireland’s peat bogs, rural traditions and EU climate laws are mired in conflict

In Ireland’s peat bogs, rural traditions and EU climate laws are mired in conflict  The Globe and Mail

Society