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New taskforce to tackle 'slow' infrastructure delivery

A new dedicated Infrastructure Division along with a taskforce to support it aims to address the slow pace at which long-term infrastructure is delivered, Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Jack Chambers has said.
Politics • 15 Apr

Calls for public inquiry into CHI over spinal springs

The mother of a child with scoliosis is calling for a full public inquiry into Children's Health Ireland after a report revealed the use of unapproved implantable springs in spinal surgery at Temple Street Children's Hospital.
Health • 09 Apr

People from Myanmar living in Ireland reflect on disaster

People from Myanmar living in Ireland have been reflecting on how last week's earthquake is affecting those so far away from their homeland.
Ireland • 01 Apr

Tallaght residents fitter, healthier over last 23 years

Residents of Tallaght in West Dublin have become fitter and healthier over the last 23 years, according to a new report.
Dublin • 13 Mar

'Locked out' - autistic children without school place

The mother of an autistic child has said she applied to 47 schools but was not able to get a place for him, while another said her daughter is being "locked out of an education" as no school place is available for her.
Ireland • 06 Feb

Storm-damaged school in Conamara to move to local hall

In the rural area of Rinn Mhaoile, in northwest Conamara, children from the Tully National School are preparing to return to school next week, in the dressing rooms of their local community hall.
Connacht • 31 Jan

Conamara school braces for return following Storm Éowyn

In the rural area of Rinn Mhaoile, in north-west Conamara, children from the Tully National School are preparing to return to school next week, in the dressing rooms of their local community hall.
Ireland • 31 Jan

Restrictive practices reduced by nearly 50% - MHC

The use of restrictive practices in Irish mental health centres has decreased by almost 50% in the past five years, according to a report by the Mental Health Commission.
Health • 20 Dec 24

Why did so many people vote for Gerard Hutch?

It was one of the most surprising stories of the General Election. Gerard Hutch's run in the Dublin Central constituency ended last Sunday, amid a media frenzy in the RDS count centre surrounding the man who is known as 'The Monk'.
Leinster • 08 Dec 24

Cost of living to influence how people vote in election

With polling day fast approaching, the cost of living is among the core factors influencing how people will cast their ballot, writes Joe Caulfield.
Election 24 • 24 Nov 24

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