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5 days agolatestVicky Phelan and Stephen Teap call for 35 health officials to be removed during CervicalCheck inquiry
Two of the most high-profile victims of the cervical cancer tests scandal have called on 35 senior HSE and Department of Health officials who knew what happened in 2016 to be removed from power while investigations take place.
5 days agoTánaiste: Govt cannot stop Oireachtas committees investigating CervicalCheck scandal
Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said the Government cannot order Oireachtas committees to stop investigating the cervical cancer scandal, despite concerns an independent expert examining the crisis the dual questioning is distracting witnesses.
30 days agolatestLatest: GAA players launch campaign for No vote in abortion referendum; Time for Ireland to 'come of age', says Taoiseach
Latest: A group of GAA stars have today launched called for a No vote in the May 25 referendum on the 8th Amendment.
42 days agolatestTime to consider legislation to ring-fence independence of media: Micheal Martin
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has called for the Government and opposition parties to take action to ensure media outlets are not pressured by “overbearing influences” in response to the Independent News and Media (INM) data breach controversy.
48 days agoSave the 8th 'congratulate' Josepha Madigan as FG announce she will lead campaign for repeal
Fine Gael's campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment has officially begun after the party appointed Culture Minister Josepha Madigan to lead its crucial push for a yes vote.
69 days agoPossible passport checks on trains after Brexit
Train passengers travelling across the border may face onboard passport checks under worst-case scenario hard Brexit plans being drawn up by Iarnród Éireann.
73 days agoWatch: Government publishes Bill containing exact proposed wording of abortion referendum
The Government has formally published the referendum bill containing the exact proposed wording of the abortion referendum, writes Fiachra Ó Cionnaith.
125 days agolatestEurope’s 'door remains open' to second Brexit referendum
The European Union’s two most senior officials have said "our door remains open" to Britain holding a second referendum which could cancel Brexit amid growing speculation a fresh vote may take place.
Vicky Phelan and Stephen Teap call for 35 health officials to be removed during CervicalCheck inquiry
Two of the most high-profile victims of the cervical cancer tests scandal have called on 35 senior HSE and Department of Health officials who knew what happened in 2016 to be removed from power while investigations take place.
Tánaiste: Govt cannot stop Oireachtas committees investigating CervicalCheck scandal
Tánaiste Simon Coveney has said the Government cannot order Oireachtas committees to stop investigating the cervical cancer scandal, despite concerns an independent expert examining the crisis the dual questioning is distracting witnesses.
Latest: GAA players launch campaign for No vote in abortion referendum; Time for Ireland to 'come of age', says Taoiseach
Latest: A group of GAA stars have today launched called for a No vote in the May 25 referendum on the 8th Amendment.
Time to consider legislation to ring-fence independence of media: Micheal Martin
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has called for the Government and opposition parties to take action to ensure media outlets are not pressured by “overbearing influences” in response to the Independent News and Media (INM) data breach controversy.
Save the 8th 'congratulate' Josepha Madigan as FG announce she will lead campaign for repeal
Fine Gael's campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment has officially begun after the party appointed Culture Minister Josepha Madigan to lead its crucial push for a yes vote.
Possible passport checks on trains after Brexit
Train passengers travelling across the border may face onboard passport checks under worst-case scenario hard Brexit plans being drawn up by Iarnród Éireann.
Watch: Government publishes Bill containing exact proposed wording of abortion referendum
The Government has formally published the referendum bill containing the exact proposed wording of the abortion referendum, writes Fiachra Ó Cionnaith.
Europe’s 'door remains open' to second Brexit referendum
The European Union’s two most senior officials have said "our door remains open" to Britain holding a second referendum which could cancel Brexit amid growing speculation a fresh vote may take place.
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