Irish
July
July 2024
CourtsMan jailed for sexually assaulting woman after following her around Dublin city centre for 30 minutes
European CommissionTánaiste 'understands' FF MEPs' opposition to Von der Leyen, but has 'own view' on president
paperless systemPaper tax discs to be scrapped alongside legislation to ‘streamline’ information on road collisions
Defence controversyMicheál Martin: 'No issue' with President convening Council of State over Defence bill
dublin transport planEamon Ryan warns Dublin City Council may 'lose' transport funding if it resists traffic plan
StrasbourgRoberta Metsola, President of European Parliament, says housing needs to be at top of the agenda
Family HomeTaoiseach says inheritance tax changes deserve consideration in run up to October's budget
Jay Slater'My beautiful boy': Jay Slater's mother shares heartbreak as his body is formally identified
Dublin
Coolock: GRA has sought an urgent meeting with the Commissioner amid Public Order Unit concerns
Fifteen people have already appeared before the courts.
Justice Minister Helen McEntee said she expects more arrests to be made.
Almost 200 gardai were involved in dealing with the disorder.
Taoiseach Simon Harris said the scenes were' reprehensible'.
Elias AdaneWaterways Ireland sent for trial over homeless man paralysed by digger on Dublin canal bank
anti-migrant protests
How arson attacks on properties linked to asylum seekers have escalated over the last six years
Fires at a site in Coolock is the latest arson attack related to anti-migrant groups.
EducationGovt aims to 'significantly increase' number of Traveller and Roma children sitting Leaving Cert
Strasbourg
Von der Leyen, Ukraine and picking your patch: What's in store for Ireland's MEPs on Week One?
A number of important ceremonial and procedural votes are taking place in France this week which will determine the direction of this new Parliament.
Dublin
Coolock: 15 charged and pepper spray used by gardaí following fire at site of anti-immigrant protests
Emergency services were at the scene throughout today.
Taoiseach Simon Harris said the protests are 'criminal and designed to sow fear and division'.
A number of Garda vehicles were also damaged.
BallintraneWoman (30s) dies and two men airlifted to hospital following two-vehicle collision in Carlow
AnalysisSF immigration policy will soon be pinned to the mast as McDonald denies any pivot to the right
Court MartialArmy officer goes on trial over alleged stealing of ammunition and military equipment from Curragh Camp
Defence ForcesPresident concludes meeting with Council of State to assess if Defence Bill is constitutional
