Holly Cairns raised the issue in the Dáil on Wednesday following similar calls on Tuesday

It is ‘sort of bizarre’ for Israel to have Ireland as the home state for its bonds in the EU, the Governor of the Central Bank has said.

Seventy rare disease drugs have been approved for reimbursement in the four years since 2021.

Justin Kelly said the vehicles are being used to facilitate drug dealing and there is ‘so much bad behaviour with them’.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin and several other Government figures offered a State apology to Kenneally’s victims on Tuesday.

The apology comes more than a month after a major report found a “clear and serious dereliction of duty” on behalf of gardaí investigating the paedophile.

Kenneally, formerly of Waterford city, died last month while serving a prison term for indecently assaulting boys in the 1980s.

The EU presidency meant it was not feasible to roll out the training this year, Justin Kelly said.

Emily Felix has led calls for the Skyclarys to be made available for reimbursement to patients in Ireland.

Kenneally, formerly of Summerville Avenue, Waterford city, died in prison last month.

Micheál Martin said the Government is looking at ‘options’ to regulate or ban e-scooters.

Cara Darmody is calling on the government to begin an international recruitment campaign to reduce waiting lists.

A Government report about the Limerick refinery is expected within days.

Simon Harris has said he would like to set 16 as the minimum age for which social media access.

Simon Harris said that language is ‘an important part of integration’ for people coming to the country.

The courts service report also noted that road traffic offences saw 22 per cent reduction over seven years.

Mother of two Antoinette Smith disappeared after she and a friend attended the concert in Co Meath in July 1987.

Meta said that the early findings do not recognise the steps that the company has already taken.

There is a need to ‘understand’ the impact of any potential sanctions on alumina, the Tánaiste has said.

Simon Harris has said the Government is prepared for ‘all scenarios’ if the renewed conflict affects energy prices.

‘This summit’s theme on supporting healthy and happy childhoods and early years is a priority for my Government,’ the Taoiseach said.

His spokeswoman said he remains under ‘close medical observation’.

Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin said a decision to grant planning permission to build apartments on the site in Bessborough, Co Cork, was ‘appalling’.

The director-general said it was ‘impossible’ to give overall cost savings from outsourcing programmes to the independent sector.

A report into the Limerick alumina refinery is expected within 10 days, Peter Burke has told the Dáil.

Gardaí believe a person of interest in the murder of an American mother in Co Kerry left the country before her body was discovered.

The woman has been named locally as Jamey Carney, aged in her 40s.

The Health Minister has expressed confidence in Irish maternity care after a former leading consultant criticised guidelines.

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said the state claims agency ‘persisted in challenging the survivors’.

Ivana Bacik told the Dáil the number of women violently killed in 2026 has overtaken the figure for the whole of 2025.

Jack Chambers said the public will see projects ‘move much quicker’ in the next few months.

A policy of ‘one more push’ and hoping for an unpopular government in London will achieve nothing, Taoiseach Micheal Martin said.

Several amendments to the Government’s Bill, including an amendment to include services in the ban, were voted down.

Lucia O’Farrell has urged lawmakers to implement reforms.

RTÉ has extended its contract with Patrick Kielty, who will present the talk show until 2028.

RTÉ has extended its contract with Patrick Kielty, who will present the talk show until 2028.

Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald raised the issue during Leaders’ Questions on Tuesday.

The opposition has described the legislation as a ‘political test’.

Ms McDonald is bringing a bill to the Dáil that would require the Taoiseach to prepare and publish a Green Paper on Irish unity.

The group represents almost 200 women’s organisations across the island of Ireland.

The percentage share of total metered electricity consumption used by data centres rose to 23% in 2025.

Micheál Martin said the need to enhance European security and resilience ‘has never been more evident’.

The prize will be given to a European who has contributed to the values which the former SDLP leader advocated for.