Family sues State over Covid-19 related death The family of a person who contracted Covid-19 in a hospital, and subsequently died, is suing the State. Coronavirus • 6 hrs
Taoiseach reaffirms June target for vaccinations Taoiseach Micheál Martin has reaffirmed the Government's target of ensuring that 80% of adults either receive their first Covid-19 vaccine, or are offered one, by ... Coronavirus • 16 hrs
Bill to facilitate accredited grades for Leaving Cert Minister for Education Norma Foley will bring a bill to Cabinet today to facilitate accredited grades in this year's Leaving Certificate exam. Education • 20 Apr
Ticket touting bill to be brought before Cabinet today A bill aimed at eliminating the widespread practice of ticket touting is due to be brought to Cabinet later today by Tánaiste Leo Varadkar. Politics • 20 Apr
Sinn Féin denies 'data-mining from Facebook' Sinn Féin's Eoin Ó Broin has said that his party has "responded in writing" to the Data Protection Commissioner and "given full responses to all ... Politics • 19 Apr
Coveney to meet British Ministers to discuss NI Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney will travel to London on Wednesday for a series of meetings with British ministers to discuss Northern Ireland. Ulster • 12 Apr
Athlete quarantine exemption scheme nears agreement Sport Ireland and the HSE look set to oversee a new government system which would enable professional and elite athletes avoid mandatory hotel quarantine, RTÉ ... other sport • 12 Apr
Chu to remain as Green chair while running for Seanad The Green Party Cllr and Dublin Lord Mayor Hazel Chu will remain as party chair, while continuing to run as an independent candidate in the ... Politics • 10 Apr
Changes to RTÉ coverage of political party conferences RTÉ has announced changes to its coverage of political party conferences for the rest of the year, because Covid-19 restrictions oblige the events to be ... Politics • 08 Apr
