Irish
February
February 2024
Rural communitiesHere are the towns that have been given funding to tackle dereliction and boost tourism
Leaders' QuestionsPledge made 7 years ago that children wouldn't wait on scoliosis surgery has been broken, Dáil hears
psychiatric evaluationMan charged over series of arson attacks on shops in Cork city centre last weekend
RTÉ
Bakhurst takes to loudhailer at RTÉ staff rally, says it's been 'horrendous period' for workers
The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) has called for a focus to be put on public service broadcasting.
Watch the Throne'Where's Kate?' - Here's why the royal rumour mill has gone into overdrive in the last 24 hours
Food Safety
Investigation into sale of expired formula in Dunnes Stores after complaint that baby fell ill
Dunnes Stores commenced a nationwide date check of all products in its stores last Monday.
InquestTwo British motorcyclists killed in M50 after wheels of vehicles stuck together, inquest hears
Cross-border policingIreland an 'affluent' target for international drug gangs, Drew Harris tells police conference
Belfast High CourtImmunity from prosecution under Troubles Legacy Act not compatible with human rights laws, judge rules
border agencyEU at risk of becoming 'complicit' in migrant deaths due to Frontex shortcomings, watchdog warns
herberton parkGardaí arrest suspect and launch murder probe after man's body found in Dublin 8 yesterday
Babboe bikesTwo models of popular cargo bikes recalled after Dutch regulator halted sales last week
BrazilJair Bolsonaro under investigation for allegedly harassing a humpback whale while riding jetski
Ireland WNTGleeson reflects on ‘super disappointing’ performance after suffering first defeat as Ireland boss
Loughinisland'Journalism is not a crime': Belfast journalists seek truth at hearing on state spying claims
2024 ElectionBiden and Trump win Michigan primaries, despite US President suffering Gaza protest vote
heating upIrish people are getting more and more worried about storms and extreme heat - climate study
media committeeTimeline: Calls made before Martin’s Prime Time interview and Ní Raghallaigh's departure
The Key Points
RTÉ chair indicated ahead of Prime Time interview that she might resign, Media Committee told
Here’s a roundup of what you should know from tonight’s media committee hearing.
As it happened
Catherine Martin grilled over Siún Ní Raghallaigh's resignation at Oireachtas Media Committee
The Minister told TDs and Senators that Siún Ní Raghallaigh had “indicated she might resign” ahead of Martin’s interview on Prime Time last Thursday.
International Soccer FriendlyWales hand Ireland first defeat under Eileen Gleeson in front of record Tallaght crowd
OpinionOpinion: I've been rejected by the government's Cost Rental Scheme again - it's time to emigrate
mental health law overhaulLong-delayed new mental health law to be brought forward before the summer
Slapp slappedIreland must introduce laws to protect journalists from strategic lawsuits, says new EU directive
irish peacekeepers
Irish Army Major General begins week-long visit to troops in Syria as Ireland ends UN mission
The activities of Israel and Hamas have had “huge implications” for UNDOF peacekeepers in the region since 7 October.
