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Sweden Blocks Browser-Based ChatGPT and Claude for Government Staff
Sweden has restricted government employees from using browser-based ChatGPT and Claude over concerns about sensitive data processing.
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Australia Says OpenAI Hacked Government Health Website After Delayed Alert
Australia’s prime minister says OpenAI hacked a government health website, while a delayed alert sent to a generic…
Business
Government Sets Out Next Steps for Enterprise Policy
Ireland’s enterprise department has published an official update, prompting businesses to monitor forthcoming policy guidance and support measures.
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Opposition Calls for Cancellation of Upcoming Match Against Israel
As tensions rise, the Irish opposition urges the government to avoid an upcoming football match against Israel, highlighting…
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Breaking News: Judge Orders White House Access in Developing Case
A judge has ordered access to the White House in a developing legal case. Here is what is…
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Breaking News: Summer Report Card Hands Clear Wins and Losses Across Irish Politics
A summer political report card reveals which Irish parties and leaders gained ground, and who lost momentum on…
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Breaking News: Questions Raised Over Ireland’s Domicile Levy Take as New Figures Emerge
Fresh figures on Ireland’s domicile levy have reignited debate over tax fairness, state revenue and how wealthy Irish-linked…
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Breaking News: Anger Grows Over Delays to Promised Irish-Language Public Services
Campaigners say Irish-speaking communities are still waiting for promised public services through Irish, raising fresh accountability questions.
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Breaking News: Dáil Summer Recess Sparks Fresh Debate Over Legislative Priorities
Debate is growing over the Dáil summer recess as pressure mounts on government to address housing, health and…
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Breaking News: Government Moves to End Blanket E-Scooter Restrictions on Public Roads
The Government is moving to end blanket e-scooter restrictions, paving the way for clearer rules on public road…
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Breaking News: Who Should Pay for the Roads, Water and Power Needed for New Homes?
A growing housing debate asks who should fund the roads, water and power needed to unlock new home…
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Breaking News: New Rules Set to Reshape E-Scooter Use Across Ireland
Ireland moves to clarify e-scooter laws, with new rules expected to shape road safety, commuting and enforcement nationwide.
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Breaking News: Who Gained and Who Stumbled in Irish Politics This Week
A look at the political winners and losers in Ireland this week, and what the latest shifts mean…
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Breaking News: Ireland Morning Round-Up as Courts, Politics and Public Safety Stories Dominate
A full morning round-up of the main Irish stories, from court rulings and politics to public safety, transport,…
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Government’s Occupied Territories Bill Passes in Dáil: A Milestone for Irish Policy
The Dáil Éireann has passed the Government's Occupied Territories Bill, marking a significant legislative move in Ireland's approach…
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Political Reaction Builds Over Government Stability and Coalition Pressure
Government pressure and coalition tensions return to the spotlight as Ireland’s political stability faces renewed scrutiny.
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Workers Could Keep More Pay Under Planned Tax Threshold Shift
Workers may be allowed earn up to €1,000 a week before the 40% tax rate applies under plans…
Govt Press Release
New guidelines aim to improve how public services are designed in Ireland
Ireland has launched new guidance to help public bodies design more inclusive, user-centred and effective public services.
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Simon Harris Rejects Calls to Publish Housing Recipients’ Nationalities
Simon Harris has rejected calls to publish housing recipients’ nationalities, calling claims of queue-jumping by foreign nationals disinformation.
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Coalition Support for Sinn Féin Motion Sparks Fresh Dáil Row
Government backing for a Sinn Féin abortion law move has sparked a sharp Dáil backlash and fresh debate…