More than a million who died at battle of Somme are remembered at Islandbridge commemoration
Royal British Legion also marks its 100th anniversary in Ireland, dedicated to ensuring legacy of ‘those who served’
Government will not use Jordan to evacuate sick children from Gaza, despite previously saying route was ‘not an issue’
Doctors prefer Jordan crossing to Rafah due to higher quality of hospital in Amman
Families at centre of Portiuncula review call into question viability of service
Concern about maternity care is ‘specific to Portiuncula’, Minister for Health says
No money yet released from €8m special needs funds despite Tanáiste’s pledges
Groups due to benefit from funds asked to reapply with no guarantee they will receive grant
‘We can’t just tear up the rule book’: Tánaiste defends denial of visas to young Palestinian GAA players
Decision to refuse applications from 33 youths due to visit later this month criticised in Dáil
Proposed defamation law reforms fall short of addressing free-speech concerns, say campaigners
Thirty organisations including RTÉ, NUJ and Council for Civil Liberties urge Seanad to amend Bill
Medical evacuation of children from Gaza to Ireland ‘a matter of life and death’, says Mary Lou McDonald
‘Every chance’ sick children will be killed unless flown out before autumn, Sinn Féin leader tells Dáil
Consumers being ‘gouged’ by big supermarkets where stock prices are ‘going through roof’, Dáil told
Government will enhance consumer powers but rejects call to demand ‘full transparency’ in Irish profits
O’Callaghan backs down on plan for 17% rise in personal injury awards
Minister for Justice warns that judges may ignore decision, encouraging more people to bypass Personal Injuries Resolution Board
Student fees: Government intends to reduce third-level levy over its lifetime, Minister says
Labour and Social Democrats urge Government to tackle ‘price gouging by big retail chains
Three driving test centres reach 10-week waiting time target after years of increases
Carlow reaches 10 week goal; Tuam, Carrick-on-Shannon down to nine weeks
College fees: Students and parents feel ‘betrayed’ by prospect of contribution charge rising
TD says parents cannot wait for budget in four months to find out what fees they must pay
‘None of us got out unscathed’: Senator speaks of experience ‘living in very violent home’
Nicole Ryan shared her childhood experience during a debate on the Domestic Voilence Bill
Reduction in college fees to be sought by Minister for Higher Education in budget
For second day running, no Dáil clarity given over possible student fee increase in September
Dáil passes Defamation Bill by 83 votes to 61
Retailers should fight defamation claims ‘and not take easy route’, says Minister