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Do you believe them? RSV vaccine is safe and effective but expensive, says HIQA
Immunisation against RSV has been found to be both safe and effective, but it comes with a high cost, according to HIQA. The Health Information and Quality Authority stated that immunisation against Respiratory Syncytial Virus greatly lowers hospitalisation rates, with the most significant…
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Don’t worry, we’re got this – Govt says they’re managing AI growth in Ireland despite serious EU concerns about Ireland
Minister for Transport, Climate, Energy and the Environment Darragh O'Brien has defended the Government’s approach to managing the growing energy demands of data centres, insisting that the issue is being carefully planned and regulated. His comments came in response to a new United…
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Cash is king! New rules to allow public complain to Central bank if they can’t access cash where they live
Members of the public will soon be able to directly contact the Central Bank if they believe access to cash services in their local area has become inadequate. Tánaiste and Finance Minister Simon Harris is expected to approve new proposals from the Central Bank aimed at strengthening the…
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TV licence in freefall as just 300,000 paid for a TV licence in Ireland this year
Income from the TV licence fee continues to decline, with €47.89 million generated from just under 300,000 TV licences sold in the first five months of this year. New figures provided by Minister of State at the Department of Communications, Charlie McConalogue, reveal that the 299,373…
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The number of women in employment in Ireland is up 82.1% since 2000
New data from the Central Statistics Office shows that the estimated number of women in employment increased by 82.1% to reach 1,328,900 in the fourth quarter of 2025, compared with 729,900 recorded in the same period in 2000, reports RTE. The Human Health and Social Work sector recorded the…
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Do you believe them? RSV vaccine is safe and effective but expensive, says HIQA
Immunisation against RSV has been found to be both safe and effective, but it comes with a high cost, according to HIQA. The Health Information and Quality Authority stated that immunisation against Respiratory Syncytial Virus greatly lowers hospitalisation rates, with the most significant…
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Don’t worry, we’re got this – Govt says they’re managing AI growth in Ireland despite serious EU concerns about Ireland
Minister for Transport, Climate, Energy and the Environment Darragh O'Brien has defended the Government’s approach to managing the growing energy demands of data centres, insisting that the issue is being carefully planned and regulated. His comments came in response to a new United…
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Cash is king! New rules to allow public complain to Central bank if they can’t access cash where they live
Members of the public will soon be able to directly contact the Central Bank if they believe access to cash services in their local area has become inadequate. Tánaiste and Finance Minister Simon Harris is expected to approve new proposals from the Central Bank aimed at strengthening the…
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TV licence in freefall as just 300,000 paid for a TV licence in Ireland this year
Income from the TV licence fee continues to decline, with €47.89 million generated from just under 300,000 TV licences sold in the first five months of this year. New figures provided by Minister of State at the Department of Communications, Charlie McConalogue, reveal that the 299,373…
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Life & CultureWhy Dublin Contractors Are Losing Money at the Final Stage of Every Build
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Life & CultureThe Leading Stairlift Companies in the West of Ireland
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Life & CultureIran Launched Missile and Drone Attack on Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi Last May
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Life & CultureWhat Irish players consider before signing up to a new sportsbook.
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Life & CultureHow Esports Wagering Is Expanding on Online Casino Platforms
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Life & CultureJustice Under Torture: The Case of Omar Mohamed Omar Daris and Violations Related to Tribal Targeting and Security Trials in Sudan
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Life & CultureHow cities are reimagining public spaces for a greener, healthier future
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Life & CultureThe Best Financial Advisor Companies in Dublin to Manage Your Finances
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Politics
Alan Kelly reportedly set to resign as Labour party leader
The Labour Party leader Alan Kelly is reportedly set to resign later this evening. According to RTE News, Kelly who became Party leader in 2020 is expected to step down from his position after he …
Opinion
Ireland’s Nursing Shame: Over 114,000 on Trolleys in 2025 While Half Our Nurses Are Imported
Ireland’s hospitals are in chaos, with over 114,000 patients—including 1,248 children—treated on trolleys throughout 2025, according to INMO Trolley Watch figures. This marks yet another year of record overcrowding, with nurses stretched to breaking point …
