Link funding to ‘zero tolerance’ approach to abuse of officials and players
Oireachtas Committee hears proposals to tackle the issue at venues and online
Oireachtas Committee hears proposals to tackle the issue at venues and online
‘Clear challenge’ in sector to recruit and retain staff, Oireachtas Committee hears
Not enough safeguards in place, CRU chairperson tells Oireachtas climate committee
Elsewhere, we were doing time on Bernard’s watch, and saw some political engagement
Second assembly set to look at biodiversity, under plans going to Government
‘Critical’ Government moves on matter ‘with speed and conviction’ says Taoiseach
Booster vaccine doses to be made available to people aged 40-49 from Sunday
Cork South-West TD Michael Collins points to ‘non-political’ organising committee
Regular members of RIC were blamed for killing in Blackpool on March 24th, 1920
Office expected to have 180 staff including those already working for BAI
Darragh O’Brien’s twin Bills to tackle housing crisis seen as pivotal to fortunes of party
IRA men had spent weeks in abandoned east Cork farmhouse when crown forces arrived
A year after the general election, Martin indicates a sea-change in FF stance
‘Step in the right direction’ as Howth, Ros an Mhíl and three Donegal ports added to list
Government backbenchers call on Minister for Education to give clarity on Leaving Cert
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Families need clarity on Covid-19 restrictions ahead of Chrismas, party meetings told
Technology to capture CO2 also has role to play, says energy expert
Majority in FF do not want leader’s removal, but many take issue with his operating style
TDs say they had to rely on political correspondents on social media for information
Skibbereen residents helped businesses as water flowed down Bridge Street in the town
Thunderstorms forecast on Saturday as overnight downpours cause road closures in parts of Cork
Mood within the party got steadily darker during second day of counting
Hundreds gather in Bandon to pay their respects as stabbed Cork student laid to rest
Couple seeking election for different parties among candidates in this sprawling constituency
Teap says award confirms affected women and families being heard by authorities
Dursey residents were stranded for more than a month every year due to raging seas, RTÉ was told in 1969
Site’s visitor numbers have grown steadily from 27,000 in 2016 to over 81,000 in 2019
Large section of weir collapsed in January after locals had lobbied for repair funding
Cork County Council hopes amenity will mirror success of the Waterford Greenway
Replica of liner which went down with the loss of 1,198 lives unveiled in Courtmacsherry
Greenway along old railway could attract up to 250,000 visitors and boost local tourism
Such blazes cost taxpayers €6m in firefighting costs in 2010-2015, says Senator
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