Karen Creed

Stakeholders met with Dublin City Council to discuss concerns about the new transport plan (file photo)

Decision on Dublin traffic plan within 2 weeks - council

The Chief Executive of Dublin City Council will decide within two weeks when to implement the Dublin City Transport Plan, the local authority has said.

Regional • 11 Jul 24

Supporters of the victorious left wing New Popular Front gather at the Place de la Republique in Paris

What lies ahead for France after unique election outcome?

The surprise outcome of the French election shows that there can be dramatic change between the first and second rounds - change that the electorate are well used to.

World • 08 Jul 24

The snap election has gripped voters across France

Concern in Paris over surge of rural far right support

People in Paris say they are not worried how the electorate in the capital will vote in the snap election, but they are scared about the impact of the surge in support for the far right across rural communities and other regions.

Analysis and Comment • 07 Jul 24

Helen McEntee said that domestic and sexual violence is impacting every facet of society (Pic: RollingNews.ie)

Domestic and sexual violence won't be tolerated - McEntee

The Minister for Justice has said domestic and sexual violence will not be tolerated "irrespective of who you are or where you work".

Politics • 02 Jul 24

Simon Harris said there should be no place for people with convictions in the Defence Forces

SC appointed to 'urgently examine' Defence Forces cases

A senior counsel has been appointed by the Tánaiste and Minister for Defence to "urgently examine" the administration of court cases involving Defence Forces personnel charged or convicted of serious offences.

Ireland • 28 Jun 24

Tourism operators say bookings are being cancelled due to the Aer Lingus flight disruption

Tourism sector impacted by Aer Lingus flight disruption

Tourism providers are warning of the impact that Aer Lingus flight disruption is having on the holiday industry here since the announcement of flight cancellations.

Ireland • 23 Jun 24

Aer Lingus confirmed that at least 244 flights are now cancelled for next week

IALPA rejects Aer Lingus claims over engagement

The president of the Irish Air Line Pilots' Association (IALPA) has said that claims by Aer Lingus that it had repeatedly sought to enage with the union were "not accurate".

Ireland • 23 Jun 24

Aer Lingus pilots are set to begin a work-to-rule from Wednesday in a dispute over pay, while an eight-hour strike will take place next Saturday (file image)

244 Aer Lingus flights cancelled due to industrial action

Aer Lingus has confirmed that at least 244 flights are now cancelled for next week from Wednesday to Sunday due to industrial action by IALPA pilots.

Ireland • 23 Jun 24

Debbie Morone and Andy Neary are worried about being impacted by the Aer Lingus flight cancellations

Passengers 'worried' by industrial action at Aer Lingus

The thrill of taking off on holiday has been overshadowed for many Aer Lingus passengers by the threat of flight cancellations over the coming weeks.

Ireland • 21 Jun 24

Barry Andrews is one of only five Irish MEPs elected so far

'Unusual' electoral system leads to long wait for MEPs

Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews has outlined the "disadvantages" created by Ireland's electoral system as he said newly elected MEPs in other member states are already "staking their claims" on positions in Brussels.

Elections 2024 • 13 Jun 24