Breaking News Ireland: Electricity Price Cap Could Cost €720 Million
A potential electricity price cap in Ireland could cost €720 million, raising questions about household relief, public spending…
A potential electricity price cap in Ireland could cost €720 million, raising questions about household relief, public spending…
Ireland is bracing for Storm Boelo, with orange weather warnings issued for six counties and possible disruption to…
A study presented to an Oireachtas committee found widespread fears among Defence Forces personnel that mental health disclosure…
The Government wants the HSE to review hospital parking charges and consider a nationwide €10 daily cap by…
Defence Forces officers may receive as little as €4 an hour for overtime, prompting a unanimous union call…
Jim O’Callaghan has responded as solicitors consider strike action, raising concerns about access to legal services and possible…
An ESRI report warns that Ireland’s ageing population will create growing pressure on hospitals, primary care, home support…
A new Irish public sector pay deal could be reached within days as unions and Government representatives continue…
A retirement car question is renewing debate about driving, independence, costs and transport options for older people in…
Public Service Transformation Week 2026 features Irish-language innovation, AI, design, data, defence and public service collaboration on 11…
Public sector pay talks have moved to the Workplace Relations Commission, where unions and Government representatives will seek…
A report says 72-hour emergency supplies advice has been removed from a booklet, prompting questions about preparedness guidance…
A subscriber-only report covers a public sector pay deal, but its terms, timeline and affected workers are not…
Public pay deal negotiations between the Government and unions are set to begin at Ireland’s Workplace Relations Commission.
Public sector pay talks between the Irish Government and unions could affect workers, public services and State spending,…
A verified briefing on how to follow Breaking News and key developments across Ireland on Thursday, 8 October…
A developing public sector dispute is putting pressure on Ireland’s Government, with strike action possible if talks fail.
Cork halting site upgrades remain stalled after contractor intimidation, following a shooting during a right-of-way dispute in August.
Patrick O’Donovan is at the centre of a developing health-related report, but the available source extract provides no…
Ireland is preparing citizenship reforms that could affect immigrants applying for naturalisation. Here is what applicants should know…

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