Labour leader Ivana Bacik has expressed disappointment over the Government's postponement of a bill aimed at increasing compensation from religious…
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Insightful Project Sheds Light on Fostering Experiences
A new initiative has been praised for its role in gathering the personal stories of children involved in fostering.
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Oireachtas Committee Rejects Ban on Services in Occupied Territories
The Oireachtas Foreign Affairs Committee has voted against the proposed ban on trade and services in the Occupied Territories Bill,…
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Ecuador and Ivory Coast Triumph to Secure Last-32 Spots
Ecuador advanced to the last-32 of the World Cup after defeating Germany, while Ivory Coast ended Curacao's journey with a…
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Galway Brothers Hard at Work Amid Heatwave
As temperatures rise, two elderly brothers in east Galway continue their traditional turf cutting while others seek relief at Loughrea…
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Government to Deliberate on Phased Reversal of Fuel Excise Cuts
Government leaders are set to discuss the phased reversal of excise duty cuts on petrol and diesel, potentially impacting fuel…
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King Charles III Discloses £30m in Taxes Paid Since Ascension
Britain's King Charles III has revealed he has paid over £30 million in personal taxes since taking the throne in…
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Guerin Family Seeks Apology from Convicted Murderer
The family of journalist Veronica Guerin appeals for an apology from her convicted murderer, believing it would offer some solace.
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Irish Workers Encouraged to Exercise Right to Disconnect During Leave
The ICTU is urging employees to uphold their entitlement to disconnect from work while on annual leave, reinforcing the importance…
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Rising Food Prices Loom as Energy Costs Surge
The Economic and Social Research Institute forecasts further food price increases due to escalating energy costs.
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