4 h. ago Hunger in Gaza: When starving babies is the strategy, not just the outcome

As a mother and academic who studies Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies, Dr Clare Patton never expected to witness the cruelty of Gaza.

Politics

5 h. ago Galway school offers €2,000 to new pupils to prevent loss of second teacher

Scoil Naomh Pádraig is set to lose three of its seven pupils next September

Politics

10 h. ago Ireland’s regulator to consider tiered licensing fee model following pushback

Ireland’s regulator to consider tiered licensing fee model following pushback  CDC Gaming

Politics

15 h. ago Housing crisis: 'I feel more hopeless than I ever have before about life in Ireland'

Housing crisis: 'I feel more hopeless than I ever have before about life in Ireland'  Irish Examiner

Events

16 h. ago Crimea was once a crossroads of civilisations, now it’s stuck in a wartime cul

As the peninsula continues to be a focal point of the Russia-Ukraine war, Crimeans are feeling more isolated than ever

Events

22 h. ago Ireland’s GRAI to consider tiered licensing fee model following industry pushback

Ireland’s GRAI to consider tiered licensing fee model following industry pushback  igamingbusiness.com

Politics

26 h. ago Northern Ireland Hospitality Feels The Pain Of Budget Measures

Northern Ireland Hospitality Feels The Pain Of Budget Measures  Business Eye

Politics

29 h. ago Number of children in 'consistent poverty' in Ireland rise by over 42,000 in one year

The report notes that “holiday hunger” has become an emerging issue for families that depend on free hot school meals.

Politics

29 h. ago Number of children in 'consistent poverty' in Ireland rises by over 45,000 in one year

The report notes that “holiday hunger” has become an emerging issue for families that depend on free hot school meals.

Politics

29 h. ago Taskforce hits streets of Athenry to tackle chewing gum stuck to the paths

The streets of Galway aren’t as sticky as they used to be — thanks to the Gum Litter Taskforce, whose work has seen a 70 per cent reduction in chewing gum stuck to the path. But the battle goes on — and last week the GLT took to the streets of Athenry as part of […] The post Taskforce hits streets of Athenry to tackle chewing gum stuck to the paths appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

33 h. ago Luke Heeney feels Drogheda United will have to hit the ground running on ‘Moving’ weekend

Luke Heeney feels Drogheda United will have to hit the ground running on ‘Moving’ weekend  The Irish Independent

Events

40 h. ago From that Small Island review: Colin Farrell sounds in pain, as if he pressed on despite urgently needing the loo

Television: RTÉ documentary feels more like a dry academic exercise than something intended to bring history alive for viewers

Politics

46 h. ago Tony Holohan ‘full of joy’ as he shares news of marriage to Ciara Cronin

Former chief medical officer described mindfulness therapist as ‘source of hope’ after death of his wife Dr Emer Feely

Politics

3 d. ago Síoraí Carndonagh holding prize draw as they seek customer feedback

Síoraí in Carndonagh are looking for customers to give feedback as they look to improve their service to the community… The post Síoraí Carndonagh holding prize draw as they seek customer feedback appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

3 d. ago GRETB calls for investment and collaboration to transform poverty into potential

The Chief Executive of the Galway & Roscommon ETB has called for sustainable investment in youth services and better collaboration across education, youth services and families — to help tackle child poverty, school absenteeism and mental health challenges, and to support young people to thrive. David Leahy was speaking at the national Education & Training […] The post GRETB calls for investment and collaboration to transform poverty into potential appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

3 d. ago A guide to who owns the buildings on St Stephen’s Green: from wealthy Irish families to private clubs

Historically linked to an anti-duelling group, Daniel O’Connell and the East India Company, today properties on ‘the Green’ house the offices of global corportations, an online retail giant and private clubs. Who owns them?

Society

3 d. ago A guide to who owns St Stephen’s Green: from wealthy Irish families to private clubs

Historically linked to an anti-duelling group, Daniel O’Connell and the East India Company, today properties on ‘the Green’ house the offices of global corportations, an online retail giant and private clubs. Who owns them?

Society

3 d. ago Leona Macken on cancer in Ireland: ‘Mammies, daughters, sisters are being ripped from their families’

Leona Macken on cancer in Ireland: ‘Mammies, daughters, sisters are being ripped from their families’  The Irish Times

Politics

3 d. ago Leona Macken interview: ‘I want my children to look back and see how much I wanted to stay here’

The HSE apologised to Macken, who has incurable cancer, over ‘failings’ of two cervical smear tests

Politics

4 d. ago Childcare fees for some parents to be reduced from September

The cap applies to full-day care of 40 to 50 hours and follows a fee freeze introduced in 2022.

Society