Eithne Dodd

The deputy governor of the Central Bank of Ireland has said that Ireland "will have an important role to play" in progressing the digital euro project when it takes over the EU presidency in the second half of this year.

From the Covid-19 pandemic to the full-scale invasion of Ukraine there have been several global events in the past five years that have caused inflation to suddenly spike.

Dublin City Council has approved a monument to be placed on O'Connell Street to honour Irish women of the revolutionary period.

Some dog owners continue to encroach on vulnerable areas of Bull Island despite efforts by Dublin City Council to protect the wildlife on the biosphere.

A gambling addiction expert has called for prediction markets, which allow gamblers to bet on world events, to be regulated in Ireland.

People who work to aid survivors of sexual assault in the immediate hours and days following an attack fear that too few people know about their services, despite the fact that demand is growing.

A wildlife rescue centre in Kildare is calling for the creation of a nationwide service, with multi-annual funding to enhance the country's biodiversity.

Several high-risk invasive plants that are illegal to sell in Ireland have been found for sale to Irish shoppers.

Spanish bluebells are one of 34 invasive plant species that are illegal to sell, breed or transport under both Irish and EU law

Health experts have raised concerns about the rise of tobacco-free nicotine pouches known as "snus" in Ireland.