Bill on anonymous online defamation passes first stage in Dáil
Proposal would make social media firms more accountable for users’ posts
Independent expert to investigate claim Camhs whistleblower ‘sidelined’
Paul Reid says ‘absolutely not’ HSE policy to ask staff to leave after making protected disclosures
Landlords could use retrofitting scheme to end tenancies, says tenancies board
500,000 homes to be retrofitted by 2030 under plans to boost home energy efficiency
Watt refuses to say if he is still waiving €81,000 salary increase
Department of Health secretary general asked about salary at Public Accounts Committee
Children’s hospital: ‘Fair assumption’ construction will cost more than €1.7bn estimate
Watt criticised at PAC as he refuses to provide estimates for final cost of project
Social media ‘not really’ willing to co-operate on combatting harmful content
Oireachtas committee critical of how companies address content issues on their services
Allegations of ‘abject failure’ on PPE purchase rejected
Independent TD Verona Murphy demands HSE accountability over ‘mismanagement’
Instagram for children like ‘alcopop’, Oireachtas group hears
Platform would be geared to recruit for commercial gain, says advocacy organisation
Barry Cowen says drink-driving after All-Ireland was ‘terribly stupid mistake’
Fianna Fáil Minister says he was on provisional driving licence at the time
Business case for €850,000 Oireachtas printer ‘sound’, PAC told
Dáil Clerk pursuing financial contribution from manufacturer with €2m spend forecast
Ross unable to say if cross-Border drivers without ‘green cards’ will be prosecuted
If there is no breakthrough on Brexit the insurance industry will begin issuing cards on request from next month
Nursing homes charge residents for products free with medical card
HSE blamed for contract with homes that do ‘not recognise reality of costs’
Patient advocate to be appointed to new HSE board, Minister says
SF says mandatory open disclosure on patient safety incidents vital to changing health service culture
Ministers would not allow their pensions to be handled as CIÉ treats company schemes, TD claims
Government accused of turning ‘blind eye’ to CIÉ’s handling of pension fund obligations
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