UK ruling on meaning of ‘woman’ is reassuring for those alarmed by claims that gender is, somehow, entirely separate from sex and is a social, psychological construct

Politician deletes social media post hailing landmark United Kingdom ruling

Tiktok personality is known for more light-hearted online content

Election 2024: Sinn Féin has chance at second seat in home of one of its highest vote-getters David Cullinane

David Cullinane’s health policy runs to 120 pages with big reform promises and a proposed €4.4 billion increase in budget

Election 2024: Sinn Féin to launch new healthcare policy as it fights to regain momentum

Motion says that House will takes note of document which made 38 recommendations as some TDs oppose legislation

Consultancy firm Ernst and Young was paid a total of €33.5m by health service in 2023 for orders over €100,000

Minister says legislation is ‘end-game measure, signalling beginning of the end of tobacco in our country’

The party soared on opposition to Government policy on housing but it faces a huge challenge in its positioning on immigration

Dublin hospital is ‘failing to meet the specific needs’ of newborns requiring intensive care, doctors say

David Cullinane agrees with Garda Commissioner that draping of flag on McAuley’s coffin was ‘outrageous’

HSE acknowledged ‘significant unmet need’, with Sinn Féin calling for ‘massive’ funding increase

Minister for Health tells medicines industry conference he has sanctioned 34 new hires to speed up vetting process for new treatments

Irish approvals process delays mean public patients forced to wait for new therapies already available to private patients

Retrospective recognition the most significant part of Assisted Human Reproduction Bill, says Donnelly

The Minister for Media will also appear before the Oireachtas Media Committee on Tuesday

Minister for Health also suggested ‘supplementary budget’ could be needed by the health service this year

Gongs go to Timmy Dooley, Mary Robinson, Seán Ó Fearghaíl, Louise O’Reilly, Thomas Pringle, Michael Collins, Mary Lou McDonald and Helen McEntee, but will they be thrilled?

State’s main opposition party - consistently topping opinion polls - is tinkering with its stances on tax and foreign policy as it seeks to present itself as a party of Government