Paul Hosford

Electric buses in storage due to a lack of charging infrastructure will all be on the roads early next year, the Dáil's spending watchdog has been told.

The country's financial watchdog said it will continue to raise warnings about government spending, but that the Government should "listen to itself".

The families of 10 people killed in the Creeslough disaster have called for a full public inquiry after the Taoiseach agreed to meet with them.

Social housing rates should be reviewed and a centralised appeals mechanism established.

The HSE said the North Kerry review is ongoing, and a figure is not available

Such a ban was last in place in the wake of the covid pandemic All options to solve homelessness should be kept under review — including an

The Government must choose between "chasing people through the courts" or funding RTÉ through the exchequer, the Dáil has been told.

The latest iteration of the Government's housing plan contains a strand on ending homelessness This is to be done in a number of ways.

The health minister has called on advocacy groups to engage with an independent facilitator examining issues at Children's Health Ireland (CHI).

One of the men named as a potential successor to Micheál Martin as Fianna Fáil leader has insisted he has given the role no thought.