A hospital executive has urged the need for changes to the HSE's approach to funding voluntary hospitals, citing current shortcomings.
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Concerns Mount Over NTA Rail Project Delays and Costs
The National Transport Authority faces scrutiny over delays and cost issues impacting major rail projects, raising governance and oversight questions.
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US Eases Restrictions on Certain Marijuana Products
In a major shift in US drug policy, marijuana products are being reclassified to reflect a reduced level of danger.
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New Campaign Sheds Light on Pesticide Risks to Water Supplies
A campaign has been launched to raise awareness of how pesticides used during spraying season can affect water quality.
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Financial Firm Seeks Repossession of Twink’s Home
Adele King, popularly known as Twink, is embroiled in a legal dispute over her home as a financial firm attempts…
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President Connolly Signs Asylum Bill Amid Ongoing Concerns
President Catherine Connolly has signed the International Protection Bill, though she acknowledges ongoing concerns with the legislation.
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Varadkar Admits Overstating Rural Ireland Remarks
Leo Varadkar acknowledges that his recent comments on rural Ireland were exaggerated.
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Waterford Doctor Acquitted of Sexual Assault Charges
A doctor in Waterford has been found not guilty of sexually assaulting a patient during an examination, following a court…
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Irish Homeowners Embrace Solar Panels Amid Global Tensions
Irish homeowners are increasingly investing in rooftop solar panels, spurred by recent geopolitical developments.
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Bye-Elections in Dublin Central and Galway West Scheduled for 22 May
The Dáil has progressed with the writs for bye-elections in Dublin Central and Galway West, setting the stage for voting…
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