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Sinn Féin to Propose Dáil Motion for Israel Match Boycott
Worldirish-independentrte-newsthe-journal4d ago3 sources

Sinn Féin to Propose Dáil Motion for Israel Match Boycott

Sinn Féin plans to introduce a motion in Dáil Éireann urging the Irish government to support a boycott of Nations League games against Israel. The motion also calls for the government to cover any financial penalties incurred by the FAI due to such a boycott.

Irish Government Survives Confidence Vote Amid Fuel Protests
PoliticsAPNPRlsm-lv+7The Independentirish-timesstraits-timesirish-independentrte-newsthe-journalstar-kenya1mo ago10 sources

Irish Government Survives Confidence Vote Amid Fuel Protests

The Irish government successfully survived a vote of confidence in parliament, which was prompted by its handling of widespread fuel price protests across the country. The parliamentary challenge also saw a minister resign and the government's majority reduced.

Money Missing from Garda Stations in Ireland
Politicsirish-times2mo ago

Money Missing from Garda Stations in Ireland

A Dáil committee was informed of more than a dozen cases where money went missing from Garda stations, with one investigation leading to criminal proceedings against a garda for €1,100.

National Ambulance Service Workers Launch 24-Hour Strike
Healthirish-timesirish-independentrte-news+1the-journal22d ago4 sources

National Ambulance Service Workers Launch 24-Hour Strike

Workers in the National Ambulance Service have launched a 24-hour strike, which is expected to cause significant disruption to services across the country. Despite the industrial action, paramedics have indicated they will respond to emergency calls.

Opinion Piece Debates Misogyny Claims in Irish Parliament
Opinionirish-independent1mo ago

Opinion Piece Debates Misogyny Claims in Irish Parliament

An opinion piece argues against recent claims of misogyny within the Dáil, stating that such accusations are often overused and that women do not require excessive protection. The author criticizes the quick application of strong labels like 'misogyny'.

Irish Schools Face Financial Crisis, Threat of Gas Cut-Offs
Politicsirish-times1mo ago

Irish Schools Face Financial Crisis, Threat of Gas Cut-Offs

Irish schools are facing severe financial difficulties, with one school reportedly threatened with a gas cut-off over an outstanding €33,000 bill. A Dáil committee was told that some principals and teachers are arriving early to mop out schools due to leaks.

Finland Investigates Drones That Crashed in Its Airspace Amid Broader Baltic Incidents
Politicsbloombergdr-dkFox News+28yle-uutisethelsingin-sanomatukrainska-pravdaaftonbladetDWlsm-lvsvenska-dagbladetFrance 24+20 more2mo ago31 sources

Finland Investigates Drones That Crashed in Its Airspace Amid Broader Baltic Incidents

Finnish authorities are investigating multiple reports of unidentified drones violating the country's airspace, including two suspected drones that crashed in Kouvola, which Prime Minister Petteri Orpo believes to be Ukrainian, alongside similar incidents reported in neighboring Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia. Finland is now investigating drones that crashed in its airspace on Sunday.

Ireland to Phase Out Ukraine Housing Program
Worldrte-news2mo ago

Ireland to Phase Out Ukraine Housing Program

The Irish government is working towards a 'reduction and eventual elimination' of the state's accommodation program for people fleeing the war in Ukraine, according to the Minister of State for Migration.

From life coaching to painting lighthouses… what are former TDs doing after a life in politics?
Politicsirish-independent3mo ago

From life coaching to painting lighthouses… what are former TDs doing after a life in politics?

Many politicians have spent years trying to achieve their ultimate aim of a seat in the Dáil. But at the last general election in November 2024, over 50 TDs either quit politics or were rejected by the electorate and lost their seats. So how have they picked their lives up after the frenetic 24/7 routine of a backbench TD or minister – when suddenly they don’t receive phone calls at all hours of the day and night, and the chorus of social media abuse falls silent?

By-Elections in Galway and Dublin: Is Irish an Advantage?
Politicsirish-independent14d ago

By-Elections in Galway and Dublin: Is Irish an Advantage?

Voters in Galway and Dublin will cast their ballots in by-elections this Friday, with discussions ongoing about whether the Irish language provides an advantage in these contests, following Paschal Donohoe's resignation from his Dáil seat.

Irish Ambulance Workers Plan 48-Hour Strike Amid Labour Court Talks
Politicsirish-independentthe-journal21d ago2 sources

Irish Ambulance Workers Plan 48-Hour Strike Amid Labour Court Talks

Ambulance workers in Ireland are preparing for a 48-hour strike scheduled for next week, following ongoing disputes. Concurrently, they have agreed to attend the Labour Court for talks with the Health Service Executive (HSE) to address their grievances.

Irish Dáil to Discuss Expanding CCTV in Dublin
Politicsrte-newsthe-journal29d ago2 sources

Irish Dáil to Discuss Expanding CCTV in Dublin

Ireland's Dáil is set to discuss a new bill proposing the expansion of CCTV camera usage in Dublin, particularly in areas with high crime rates. A Fine Gael TD has called for increased surveillance to combat crime in the capital.

Healy-Rae Family Feud and Dáil Succession Bid
Politicsirish-independent1mo ago

Healy-Rae Family Feud and Dáil Succession Bid

The Healy-Rae family feud is blending bloodlines with battle lines in a Dáil succession bid, highlighted by Michael Healy-Rae's actions in the Dáil chamber regarding government support packages and a potential resignation.

91-Year-Old Activist Completes 220km Walk Protesting US Military at Shannon
PoliticsThe Guardianirish-timesirish-independent+1the-journal1mo ago4 sources

91-Year-Old Activist Completes 220km Walk Protesting US Military at Shannon

Nonagenarian peace activist Lelia Doolan completed a 220km walk across Ireland, from Clare to Leinster House, to protest the US military's use of Shannon Airport and advocate for Irish neutrality. The 91-year-old's journey highlighted concerns over foreign military presence on Irish soil.