'Very close' to 88% of IP applicants crossing NI border Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has said that "very close" to 87.66% of people claiming international protection are crossing the border from Northern Ireland before claiming asylum here. Ireland • 23 Sep
'Very close' to 88% of IP applicants crossing NI border Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has said that "very close" to 87.66% of people claiming international protection are crossing the border from Northern Ireland before claiming asylum here. Ireland • 23 Sep
Steen 'hopeful' of securing nomination before deadline Barrister Maria Steen has said she made "good progress" and hopes to secure enough support to get onto the ballot for the Presidential Election before the tomorrow's deadline. Presidential Election • 23 Sep
Steen 'hopeful' of securing nomination before deadline Barrister Maria Steen has said she made "good progress" and hopes to secure enough support to get onto the ballot for the Presidential Election before the tomorrow's deadline. Presidential Election • 23 Sep
Watch: Video diary of endometriosis treatment abroad A teenager from Dublin who said she had "no other option" other than to seek treatment in Romania for endometriosis has kept a video diary of her experience. Health • 23 Aug
Watch: Video diary of endometriosis treatment abroad A teenager from Dublin who said she had "no other option" other than to seek treatment in Romania for endometriosis has kept a video diary of her experience. Health • 23 Aug
LC student shares advice after 'most difficult year' A student, whose mother died during her Leaving Certificate year, has shared her advice to young people starting sixth year. Education • 19 Aug
LC student shares advice after 'most difficult year' A student, whose mother died during her Leaving Certificate year, has shared her advice to young people starting sixth year. Education • 19 Aug
Native American nations gift rug for support during Covid Two Native American nations have gifted a handwoven rug to the people of Ireland to recognise the "kindness" shown to them during the Covid-19 pandemic. Politics • 17 Jul
Native American nations gift rug for support during Covid Two Native American nations have gifted a handwoven rug to the people of Ireland to recognise the "kindness" shown to them during the Covid-19 pandemic. Politics • 17 Jul
Watch: Should the national anthem be mandatory in school? Sinn Féin's Conor D McGuinness has called for the national anthem to be included on the school curriculum. Education • 17 Jul
Watch: Should the national anthem be mandatory in school? Sinn Féin's Conor D McGuinness has called for the national anthem to be included on the school curriculum. Education • 17 Jul
Minister asked to consider mandatory Gaeltacht courses The Minister for Education has been asked to consider introducing a mandatory three-week Gaeltacht course for every Leaving Certificate student studying Irish. Politics • 17 Jul
Minister asked to consider mandatory Gaeltacht courses The Minister for Education has been asked to consider introducing a mandatory three-week Gaeltacht course for every Leaving Certificate student studying Irish. Politics • 17 Jul
Call for mandatory teaching of national anthem A Sinn Féin TD has called for the national anthem to be included on the school curriculum. Ireland • 17 Jul
Call for mandatory teaching of national anthem A Sinn Féin TD has called for the national anthem to be included on the school curriculum. Ireland • 17 Jul
No school place for 260 children with additional needs Around 260 children with additional needs do not have an offer of a school place for September, the Dáil has heard. Politics • 16 Jul
No school place for 260 children with additional needs Around 260 children with additional needs do not have an offer of a school place for September, the Dáil has heard. Politics • 16 Jul
Call for postal vote charges to be waived by Government The Chief Executive of An Coimisiún Toghcháin has urged the Government to waive charges for applying for a postal vote "as a matter of priority". Politics • 16 Jul
Call for postal vote charges to be waived by Government The Chief Executive of An Coimisiún Toghcháin has urged the Government to waive charges for applying for a postal vote "as a matter of priority". Politics • 16 Jul
