INMO Prepares Ballot for Potential Strike Over Pay Dispute
The Irish Nurses and Midwives Organisation is set to ballot its members on taking industrial action, including possible strikes.
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Waterford Hosts Global GAA World Games
Waterford welcomes hundreds of GAA players worldwide for an international sporting event.
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New York Halts New Large Data Centre Projects for a Year
New York has implemented a one-year pause on the issuance of permits for new large-scale data centres, following a directive…
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Minister Patrick O’Donovan Recuperating After Hospital Visit
Minister Patrick O'Donovan is recovering at home following a hospital stay, causing him to miss today's Cabinet meeting.
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Sinn Féin Calls for Measures to Safeguard Irish Artists from AI Impact
Sinn Féin has introduced a motion urging protective actions for Irish artists whose copyrights are threatened by AI technologies.
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Andy Burnham Poised to Become UK’s Next Prime Minister
Andy Burnham is set to become the UK's new prime minister, securing overwhelming support from Labour MPs.
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Call for Irish Leadership on Climate During EU Presidency
An Taisce has called on the Irish Government to prioritise climate action during its EU presidency.
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State to Issue Apology to Survivors of Bill Kenneally
The Irish Government is set to deliver a formal apology to those who suffered at the hands of Bill Kenneally.
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Housing Organisation Pledges Reforms Following Compliance Issues
A voluntary housing body has committed to addressing compliance shortcomings to regain trust after being found non-compliant with regulatory standards.
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Trade Unions Urge Government to Focus on Worker-Centric Budget
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions demands the government halt superficial measures and prioritize a budget that benefits workers.
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