Minister to seek legal advice on publishing potentially ‘sensitive’ Aughinish Alumina report
Peter Burke unable to offer clarity on nature of information provided to inquiry by Ukraine and Sweden
Peter Burke unable to offer clarity on nature of information provided to inquiry by Ukraine and Sweden
Cabinet approves five-day leave for women who suffer miscarriages before 23 weeks
Flare-up in hostilities between US and Iran; and back-to-school costs at back of mind
Absence will also be available to women who have abortions
Any decision on sanctions against Limerick plant will be for EU, but Ministers here will have to deal with fallout
Failure to stop export of alumina from to Russia will be ‘stained with the blood of Ukrainians’, says Dmytro Kuleba
Peter Burke says nationalisation of the Co Limerick plant was not legally an option
Peter Burke plays down chances of continued fuel subsidies due to renewed conflict in the Gulf
Ministers urged to increase recruitment of public service apprenticeships after 2025 target missed
Cut makes no distinction between tiny restaurants struggling to put food on the table and the giants of global fast food
As with many monetary matters, the answer will very much depend on individual choices
Agency’s latest half-year report shows it supported 190 investments in six months to June
Move helping hospitality sector and hairdressers is expected to cost €681m and has attracted criticism
Controversial policy measure has been heavily criticised by economists since its announcement in Budget 2026
Anti-poverty initiative reports 0.7 per cent drop in child poverty from 2024 to 2025
Irish office will act as company’s European hub, bridging ‘Europe’s two most important financial markets’
Industry report estimates that Ireland is short 10,000-15,000 hotel bedrooms to cater for future tourism growth
Possible leadership contenders O’Callaghan and Calleary vote against removing three-day waiting period
The Irish Government has become complicit in feeding the Russian military complex
‘Action will have to be taken’ if a Department of Enterprise investigation finds that Aughinish Alumina exports are being used to make weapons for the Russian military, Peter Burke says
Register for Airbnb-style lets being created with view to force homes out of holiday market and in to private rental sector
Inside Politics: Meanwhile, political focus on controversial Ireland-Israel matches as, elsewhere, the World Cup kicks off
Trade in contentious product not restricted by European Union sanctions against Russia
One child waited seven years for routine urology surgery, TD tells Dáil
Removal of UN Security Council approval set to spark conflict with Opposition politicians
Irish neutrality is rightly questioned when governments do utmost to prevent ban on alumina exports to Russia
There has not been a widespread migration out of Dublin and other urban centres, Trinity Business School research suggests
CSO figure showing 83% of Limerick-based operation’s exports go to Russia ‘not accurate’, says Minister
New office will serve as operational backbone for the company’s European business
Company had applied for retention of hub, which flies groceries, medicines and takeaways
Employee representatives critical of Facebook owner policy
More cuts expected as roll-out of artificial intelligence technology takes its toll
Under the scheme businesses can apply for up to €30,000 in funding
Plans have been the subject of much internal Government debate
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