Boosting grants instead of cutting college fees could be fairer way to support students - Minister
Lowering college fees across the board by €1,000 over the last three years was not a “progressive” move and boosting student ...
Fiosrú replaces Gsoc and takes over responsibility for public’s complaints against gardaí
Ms Logan said the transition to Fiosrú was a “new era” for Ireland’s civilian oversight of policing. “Ombudsman institutions ...
Further CCTV footage to be examined ahead of Noah Donohoe inquest
Further CCTV footage is being examined in advance of an inquest into the death of schoolboy Noah Donohoe. The 14-year-old was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020 – six days after ...
Billions of overspend on large-scale projects in North ‘unacceptable and unsustainable’
An overspend of more than £3 billion (€3.586 billion) on big capital projects in Northern Ireland is unacceptable and ...
HSE director gets short-term High Court order halting termination of employment
A HSE director has secured a High Court order temporarily restraining the organisation from what she claims is the unlawful ...
Man claims he accidentally cut wife’s throat during struggle
Regin Parithapara Rajan (43) denies murdering Deepa Dinamani (38) at their home in Wilton, Cork, in July 2023, claiming: ‘She ...
Government must ‘flex legal muscle’ to force religious orders to contribute to redress schemes
Congregations ‘operated as criminal networks in mother and baby homes’, Social Democrats acting leader tells Dáil ...
Irish sailors leave themselves with much to do after day of mixed results in Mallorca
The Irish Olympic sailors competing in the first major event towards LA 2028 face an uphill challenge in Mallorca on Thursday after mixed results from the opening day of Gold fleet racing.