UK government’s genetic editing plans will impact efforts to ease Irish Sea border checks says Stormont minister
Andrew Muir has said plans to enable breeders to make precise changes to a plant’s DNA would not be compatible with any ...
RTÉ Ireland3h
Dáil row may be drawing to an end but gripes will remain
The Dáil will never be the same again. That was the Taoiseach's view on a week where dire warnings about the health of Irish ...
Belfast News Letter8hOpinion
Ben Lowry: It is hypocritical and outrageous of Ireland to sue the UK on legacy, yet the British response has been utterly feeble
​This newspaper has been reporting on legacy outrage after outrage for 10 years and the response is almost always the same: a ...
Independent.ie8h
Russia’s Vladimir Putin suggests United Nations act as interim government for Ukraine as part of peace deal
Russian president Vladimir Putin ­proposed to put Ukraine under external governance under the United Nations aegis as part of ...
Free bus passes for over 60s in England update as petition hits key milestone
Campaigners say it's unfair that people over 60 in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland get the passes - but people in ...
RTÉ Ireland1d
Calls for driver records to be accessed by gardaí at mobile checkpoints
Road safety campaigners have called on the Government to ensure real-time information on disqualified drivers can be accessed ...
Independent.ie1d
Energy windfall taxes raise millions of euro more than expected for Government
A total of €456m has been raised from windfall taxes imposed on suppliers and producers as a result of the energy crisis.
Euractiv1d
Ensure drug supply with CMA, but don’t damage community access or funding, says Fitzell
Clare Fitzell, recently elected as President of the Pharmaceutical Group of the European Union (PGEU) spoke with Euractiv about the Critical Medicines Act and its likely impact in Ireland, and the EU.
Irish Examiner2dOpinion
Letters to the Editor: What happens to the balloons when the party is over?
But of all the annoyances that drive me to near apoplexy, and there are many more, the worst is the sight of parents standing ...
Concerns NI parking fines may not be enforceable due to use of outdated legislation
The Department for Infrastructure has been providing outdated legilsation from 1982 as evidence in contested PCNs ...
Irish Opposition Calls on Parliamentary Speaker to Quit Over Speaking Rights Row
The leader of the main Sinn Fein opposition party, Mary Lou McDonald, told Murphy that the opposition's confidence in her had ...
Irish Mirror3d
Unqualified teachers were employed to teach in nearly all of Irish primary schools last year
Data obtained by TG4 under the Freedom of Information act shows 98 per cent of Irish primary schools employed a total of ...