Irish teenagers getting weaker at maths and reading, new international research shows – The Irish Times
Teenagers in Ireland are achieving significantly lower scores in reading and maths than they were a decade ago,…
Irish civil servants criticised in private missive for delays in transposing EU rules – The Irish Times
The State’s top civil servant has criticised Government departments for delaying work on legislation giving effect to new…
Relying on neighbours: foreign defenders step in to protect State in dangerous times – The Irish Times
The presence of the French warship Aquitaine off the coast of Dublin in early July was not a…
Right to repair could save us money
An EU directive which makes it easier for Irish consumers who want to have their washing machines, phones,…
Minister Patrick O’Donovan says life has changed ‘dramatically’ since falling ill in Brussels – The Irish Times
Minister for Media Patrick O’Donovan has said his day-to-day life has changed “dramatically” after he was hospitalised in…
‘Significant security operation’ as EU ministers meet in Ireland – The Irish Times
A “significant security operation” has been put in place for the Irish presidency of the Council of the…
Will putting our savings in Raisin create issues for executor if we die? – The Irish Times
My wife and I are in our early 80s. At present we have a six-figure sum in a…
Irish pro-Palestine group reports Central Bank governor to International Criminal Court – The Irish Times
The Ireland Palestinian Solidarity Campaign (IPSC) has moved to have the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigate the governor…
Number of EU nationals declaring themselves bankrupt in Republic accelerates – The Irish Times
The trend of European Union (EU) nationals declaring themselves bankrupt in the Republic accelerated in 2025, according to…
Why European Innovation Lags Behind the U.S. – Eli Kronenberg
In September 2024, former Italian Prime Minister and European Central Bank President Mario Draghi released a European Commission…
Right-to-repair law takes effect in bid to extend lifespan of household goods – The Irish Times
Irish consumers anxious to repair washing machines, phones, vacuum cleaners and other household goods rather than replace them…
Ireland facing €2.8m penalty plus daily fines for failing to adopt EU cybersecurity rules – The Irish Times
The State could face financial penalties of €2.8 million, alongside daily fines, as a result of the delay…