Eithne Dodd is a journalist at RTÉ, contributing to Morning Ireland and RTÉ News. She focuses on themes such as climate change, education, and social issues, while also covering topics related to government and politics, immigration, and crime. Eithne's work has been featured in Dublin Live, Mirror, Cork Beo, Buzz, and RTE.
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Funding and action on biodiversity conservation and restoration is "totally inadequate" in Ireland, according to the latest report from the Climate Change Advisory Council.
Commuters in Dublin have welcomed the new timetable for DART and train lines following criticism of changes introduced by Iarnrod Eireann in August.
The family of a Dublin teenager who died from sepsis nearly seven years ago are aiming to spread awareness about the life-threatening condition, which impacts more than 14,000 people in Ireland every year.
Continuation of current policies on the climate crisis will lead to a "catastrophic temperature rise" of up to 3.1C by the end of this century, according
The decision by UK energy regulator Ofgem to approve two new electricity interconnectors between Britain and the island of Ireland has been welcomed by outgoing Minister for Energy Eamon Ryan.
Families requiring access to genetic testing and clinical genetic expertise are facing significant challenges due to long waiting times and lack of access to correct expertise, a new report has found.
In the middle of an election campaign, it can be hard to see what statement or policy makes an undecided voter start to think about where they'll put their 'No 1' mark.
The Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) has launched a guidance document for primary school teachers who have pupils impacted by homelessness.
Of the 160 TDs in the 33rd Dáil, 36 are not seeking re-election on 29 November.
Flu vaccination take-up among healthcare workers is just 30% this winter, according to figures from the Health Service Executive.
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