On Russia, Micheál Martin said it remains to be determined whether Vladimir Putin is serious about Ukraine peace talks

Review clauses included in the event of inflation spike or significant change in health of public finances

Fórsa general secretary Kevin Callinan warns of further disruption across education, health and local government if no agreement reached

City council reviewing security measures in place on public transport and safety warden schemes in other jurisdictions

Tánaiste refuses to be drawn on details of phone call to Minister for Communications

Workforce ‘exhausted and angry’ because 80 nursing posts remain unfilled, INMO officer says

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre removes online video, saying it does not want ‘negativity’ to impinge on its work

Figures for first seven months of 2026 show issue most prominent at Dublin’s Mater and St James’s hospitals

Public Accounts Committee told €125m of insurance claims written off over four years in HSE hospitals

Families in Waterford are under ‘extreme fear’ due to drug debts, said Cllr John Hearne

O’Donovan was hospitalised on Tuesday after being taken ill at a European Union presidency event

Possibility the house was deliberately targeted in an arson attack is one line of inquiry

Broadcaster’s managing director and chairman Terence O’Rourke met Patrick O’Donovan for just over an hour

Protests are planned in advance of work stoppages that will begin in public health service next week

Galway city introduced bylaws in 2013 preventing use of rickshaws