Irish
June
June 2024
Industrial Action
Aer Lingus pilots confirm they will begin work-to-rule from Wednesday 26 June
Union for the pilots IALPA has issued seven days’ notice to Aer Lingus management informing them that pilots will begin industrial action at a minute past midnight.
Teflon Tánaiste
'We'll go the distance': Tánaiste steadies ship as another coalition leader heads for the door
The players may have changed, but the game remains the same, was the Tánaiste’s message today.
leadership contestEamon Ryan resigns as Green Party leader, Catherine Martin is stepping back, so what happens next?
it's a no from meCatherine Martin will not seek leadership of Green Party and is 'stepping back' as deputy leader
gutter politicsEamon Ryan and Michael Healy-Rae condemn social media abuse during election campaign
over and out
Eamon Ryan steps down as Green Party leader and won't stand at next election
A contest will now be held to decide the next leader of the Green Party.
ReactionRory McIlroy to take break until Scottish Open and vows to bounce back after 'toughest' day
children at riskUkraine's stolen children: 'They are forcibly adopted by Russians who are strangers to them'
Violence Against Women'Utterly appalling': Women's Aid records highest ever increase in reports of domestic abuse
accommodation centresUkrainian living in poor conditions says they were told by staff, ‘If you're not happy, go back to Ukraine'
equality laws
Lack of maternity leave arrangement for TDs 'truly incredible', says Holly Cairns
The Cork South-West TD announced over the weekend that she is expecting her first child.
Victim Impact Statement'Fear, anger, sadness': Woman raped in 2019 hopes to be advocate for victims of sexual violence
irish-us relationsHarris and Biden discuss need for 'immediate ceasefire' in Gaza in first phone call
Dublin City CouncilLabour pulls out of DCC 'progressive alliance' talks over disagreements on Local Property Tax
BrusselsTaoiseach 'will engage' with Coalition partners on choice of successor to Ursula von der Leyen
Merchants Quay Ireland'They see no way out': 113% jump in homeless people seeking mental health support from charity
TOLL DODGINGWoman who ignored 500 warning letters among eight M50 toll dodgers fined €114k in total
west bank settlementsIsrael to ‘strengthen’ settlements in West Bank due to countries like Ireland recognising Palestine
occupied territories billTwo pro-Palestine student activists arrested at protest over Tánaiste's visit to UCC campus
