The Irish Times

Committee urged not to rush decisions on surrogacy law

International surrogacy committee given three-month timeline for recommendations

Fri May 13 2022 - 08:09

Murder in Finglas: ‘These people are throwing away lives’

A week after a 29-year-old father was shot dead in Finglas there are fears of an escalation that will draw in already traumatised young people

Sat Apr 09 2022 - 06:00

O’Brien faces difficult decision as pressure from mica group mounts

Inside Politics: Homeowners to hear plans in terms of mica redress and compensation

Wed Sept 29 2021 - 08:10

HSE plays down concerns about change to Covid-19 checks on children

Teachers fear parents will ‘drop their guard’ in wake of changes to close contact guidance

Mon Sept 27 2021 - 04:55

Ryanair urges Minister for Transport to confirm under-18s face no travel curbs

Airline wants unvaccinated children to face no restrictions if holidaying with parents

Fri Jul 09 2021 - 13:18

EU digital travel passes may be in place by end of July – Varadkar

Certificate allows travel to those vaccinated, tested negative or recovered from virus

Fri May 14 2021 - 15:59

Man released early from hotel quarantine in ‘error’ made to return

Lee Brennan, who had gone from Dublin hotel to Donegal, calls situation ‘farcical’

Thu Apr 29 2021 - 04:24

Reopening of schools has had ‘minimal’ impact on Covid-19 case numbers - Nphet

Seven further deaths and 400 new cases reported on Thursday evening

Thu Apr 08 2021 - 20:08

Q&A: what’s in the quarantine legislation and why is it so complex?

Legislation is quite draconian, and will deprive people of their civil liberties for 14 days

Thu Feb 18 2021 - 08:45

EU agency urges immediate and tough steps to prevent fresh Covid-19 wave

ECDC advises national authorities to speed up Covid vaccinations of highest risk groups

Tue Feb 16 2021 - 08:04

Twitter to promote official information on Covid-19 vaccines

Social media giant links with HSE in bid to curb the spread of misinformation online

Fri Feb 12 2021 - 01:05

Coronavirus: Northern Ireland reports 19 more deaths, 640 cases

Total of 823 people receiving treatment in North’s hospitals with 65 in intensive care

Mon Jan 18 2021 - 14:52

Student nurses who gave up jobs will be eligible for PUP payment

Department confirms 31 students got Covid-19 since March amid controversy over pay

Thu Dec 03 2020 - 17:31

Covid-19 fines system expected to come into force this week

Fines will range from about €60 to €2,500 for breaches

Tue Nov 03 2020 - 20:04

Extra college places to be provided for ‘high-demand’ courses

Plan aims to ease pressure on Leaving Cert applicants for nursing, medicine and law

Fri Aug 28 2020 - 01:00

New Covid restrictions: How do they compare with NPHET’s advice?

Some harsher recommendations have been ‘softened’ following fractious Cabinet briefing

Tue Aug 18 2020 - 22:41

Covid-19 cases generally increase the closer one gets to the Border

South and North have taken different paths during the outbreak on travel restrictions, testing, school closures and isolation periods

Tue Apr 28 2020 - 01:49

Scheme allows barristers give legal advice to designated groups

Bar of Ireland says Covid-19 is causing widespread legal uncertainty

Tue Apr 21 2020 - 12:29

Parental alienation: ‘It’s emotional abuse at the highest level’

When one parent turns a child against the other, a childhood is lost

Tue Apr 07 2020 - 06:01

Supplementary estimates of €450m needed this year - Donohoe

Minister for Finance says he will not be putting €500m into State’s Rainy Day Fund

Fri Oct 04 2019 - 21:04

Infrastructure agency defends use of contract for Dunkettle interchange

Government accused of using same ‘flawed’ approach that led to overspend on NCH

Wed Jul 31 2019 - 06:44

Children’s hospital fiasco a lesson in cost control for slow learners

Independent economic appraisal of State spending projects needed

Thu Apr 11 2019 - 01:00

Bill published detailing Irish preparations for no-deal Brexit

Legislation covers issues ranging from social welfare to immigration controls

Thu Jan 24 2019 - 20:59

Taoiseach defends decision to spy on ‘moonlighting’ consultants

Some doctors doing private work when they should be in public hospitals, Varadkar says

Tue Jun 12 2018 - 15:45

Older people to make gains in Budget 2018

Bereavement grant, prescription charge caps and pension increases all on the cards

Thu Oct 05 2017 - 03:01

State faces legal action by 500 consultants over salary payment

Paschal Donohoe refuses to reveal details of two cases settled with doctors last year

Fri Jan 27 2017 - 01:00

State bodies spent €11.2m on credit cards in two years

Some departments refused to supply details of spend after request by FF’s Dara Calleary

Mon Jan 09 2017 - 01:00

Noonan aims fresh USC cut at ‘squeezed middle’

Budget 2017: First-time buyers may get higher income tax refund than previously flagged

Thu Oct 06 2016 - 01:00

Miriam Lord: Warm words for Billy Lawless in US Senate

Illinois senator Dick Durbin congratulates Taoiseach’s appointee to Seanad

Sat Jun 11 2016 - 01:00

Peter Robinson’s walkout smacks of desperation as Stormont limps on

Northern Ireland crisis raises questions about whether Executive is worth saving

Thu Sept 10 2015 - 23:33

Cabinet to discuss response to Ebola crisis tomorrow

Government moves to allay fears over preparedness as concern among GPs grows

Thu Oct 09 2014 - 12:06

Fitzgerald to seek Budget funds for Garda recruitment

Minister tells Templemore she wants depleted force to number above 13,000

Mon Oct 06 2014 - 01:00

Hospital consultants to be offered 24% pay rise

Increases would see entry-level salaries rise to maximum €175,000

Sat Jul 26 2014 - 01:00

Plea to include children ‘boarded out’ in mother and baby inquiry

Man alleges abuse in foster home in 1940s

Mon Jun 30 2014 - 01:01