ISPCC chief executive John Church called on social media platforms to do more to protect children from harmful content

The Labour leader explained the submission of the ineligible expense was a 'technical mistake', adding she was 'more than happy' to refund the amoung in question

The State Examinations Commission confirmed this year's Leaving Cert results will be issued on August 23rd

The proposed development will see 249 housing units built at Cronin's Wood

The Oireachtas Health Committee will hear representatives of Long Covid Advocacy Ireland on Wednesday

The new distribution centre is located in Rathcoole

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Data from the Health Research Board shows Ireland still has the third-highest in the world in terms of the number of pubs per person

Mr Farrell replaces Alan Dillon, who was promoted to Minister of State at the Department of Housing

Representatives from Meta, TikTok and X were told by TDs that ‘social media is a cesspit’.

Simon Harris made the comments as Ireland moves towards recognition of Palestinian statehood.

A spokesperson did not indicate whether the vote would be held during the lifetime of this Government

The exhibition at Dublin Castle reflects aspects of life in independent Ireland, as revealed in the National archives.

At the opening of the trial, prosecution counsel told the jury that CCTV footage shows the accused punching Mr Gallagher when the deceased had his hands up and was backing away.

He claims that the process engaged by his employer is flawed, punitive, disproportionate and should be set aside.

Local Labour Party councillor George Lawlor explained that the entire area was shocked by the tragic events and added that the incident appeared to be a “freak accident”.

He was convicted, sentenced to seven days detention, and discharged from the Defence Forces.

As health minister in 2017, Mr Harris set a target that no child would be waiting longer than four months for scoliosis surgery.

Bohdan Bezverkhyi denies dangerous driving causing the death of GAA commentator Paudie Palmer

Sergeant Miniter said the impact of drink and drug-driving is “catastrophic” on those left behind.