Ireland’s Better Public Services strategy outlines how digital transformation, innovation and joined-up government can improve services by 2030.
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 features Irish-language innovation, AI, data, design, rural energy and public sector collaboration on…
The Department of Enterprise’s October 2026 gov.ie update explains website cookies, functionality and access to official Irish government…
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 will focus on digital government, AI, data, healthcare improvement, Irish-language services and equality.
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 will feature Irish government events on digital services, healthcare innovation, education, policy and…
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 features Irish government events on AI, healthcare reform, apprenticeships, literacy and digital records.
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 highlights Ireland’s plans for digital government, infrastructure reform, AI, healthcare and climate action.
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 will examine digital government, AI, healthcare improvement, climate action and equality across Ireland’s…
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 will showcase more than 70 events focused on digital innovation, collaboration and better…
gov.ie has published the Public Service Transformation Week 2026 fringe events programme, running across Ireland from 2 to…
gov.ie has published 2026 Public Service Transformation Week resources, including social media assets, an A4 poster and campaign…
The Courts Service says an ICT issue affecting the visibility of some High Court search records has been…
Better Public Services tracks Ireland’s public sector reform, digital delivery, AI guidance and innovation across government.
Ireland is moving to scrap paper tax discs, replacing a long-standing windscreen requirement with digital motor tax verification.
A clear guide to the gov.ie cookie notice shown on Enterprise Department news pages and what it means…
A quick look at the gov.ie cookie notice on the Department of Enterprise website and what it means…
A practical look at how gov.ie and Irish public service websites use cookies, privacy settings and digital tools…
The IMF says Ireland remains resilient, but warns that housing, infrastructure and fiscal risks still demand reform and…
Minister Jack Chambers used the National Economic Dialogue 2026 to set out Ireland’s spending, reform and infrastructure priorities.
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