Traffic light system proposed for non-EU air travel A draft report from the Oireachtas Transport Committee has recommended that a traffic light system for countries outside the EU be developed before Christmas. Ireland • 25 Nov
Over €175k donated to political parties in 2019 - SIPO Donations to political parties in 2019 amounted to €175,576, according to figures published by The Standards in Public Office. Politics • 24 Nov
Improvements being made in GDPR compliance - Tusla CEO The CEO of TUSLA, Bernard Gloster, has said that he is still not satisfied with the level of GDPR compliance in the organisation, but improvements ... Ireland • 24 Nov
Opposition indicating it will not back Woulfe removal Opposition parties and a number of independents have indicated that they will not support a motion coming before the Dáil to remove Seamus Woulfe from ... Coronavirus • 23 Nov
Committee told National Broadband Plan is on track The Oireachtas Committee on Transport and Communications Networks has heard that the National Broadband Plan is on track to be delivered on time and on ... Politics • 18 Nov
Coolock housing plans need Govt support - McDonald Plans for a housing development at Oscar Traynor Road in Coolock can and should go ahead, but require Government support, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou ... Politics • 17 Nov
Minister defends process that selected Justice Woulfe The Minister for Justice, Helen McEntee, has defended the process that selected Seamus Woulfe to fill a vacancy on the Supreme Court. Politics • 17 Nov
Tax bills for PUP recipients unfair, says Opposition Opposition politicians have claimed it is unfair that some people in receipt of the Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) will face tax bills, the Oireachtas Finance ... Politics • 16 Nov
Covid-19: How badly are businesses being affected? We've been assured that Ireland's economy is now fundamentally sound. But many businesses are already hurting during this Covid-19 recession. How bad will it get, ... Coronavirus • 24 Sep
Covid-19 and the millennial wealth divide During the height of the Covid-19 lockdown, half of those aged between 18 and 24 were unemployed. Coronavirus • 17 Jul
