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Vote to make Ukraine an official candidate for the EU hailed as “defining moment” – but the journey has just begun.
Concerns about Roe v. Wade were first raised after a draft Supreme Court opinion was leaked.
Historically, the Parliament lacked legislative power – but the Lisbon Treaty aimed to fix that.
We speak to Mike Allen from Focus Ireland to find out more.
The Taoiseach has said a referendum wouldn’t be required – constitutional law experts disagree.
The shooting at Uvalde has once again raised the question of gun control in the US.
BA.4 and BA.5 were identified by the ECDC as variants of concern earlier this month.
The virus usually spreads only in Central and West Africa.
The term has been defined in the government’s decision but not the legal documents of the agreement.
Listen in to be brought up to speed about the weekend’s seismic election result.
There have been six probable cases of the illness in Ireland, and one child has sadly died.
The Good Information Project has been looking at the fight against misinfo and disinfo, and this week on the podcast we’re taking a look at how factchecking and how it works.
The long-running controversy is back in the headlines this week.
Jane Roe – a pseudonym for Norma McCorvey – sued the Dallas Attorney General, Henry Wade.
Listen to hear what reporter Céimin Burke saw while reporting from the Polish-Ukrainian border last week.
There has been a series of explosions in recent days and a Russian commander claimed Russian speakers in Moldova are being oppressed.
Listen to expert Professor Ray Murphy of the Irish Centre for Human Rights at NUI Galway explain.
There are unconfirmed reports that chemical weapons were used in the city of Mariupol.
Listen in to hear how the census works, and why it’s important.
The auto-enrolment pension scheme is set to come into effect in early 2024.
Major reforms to the Leaving Cert are to be brought in beginning in 2023.
Their assets are being seized but how did they come to be in the first place?
The sale of the club is now in serious doubt, and while they can continue to play games, they cannot sell match tickets.
Security analyst Dr Tom Clonan said the West giving Ukraine fighter jets is much more “provocative” than anti-tank missiles.
Listen to hear Andrew Cottey from UCC to explain more.
Noteworthy’s Maria Delaney tells Susan Daly about the chaotic state of services through people’s experiences.
An Irish expert believes Putin has committed war crimes but says it will be down to international investigators to make the case.
There have been widespread calls to boot out diplomats, but keeping them in place is part of an EU wide approach.
It doesn’t sound like the kind of thing to get pulses racing – but two new laws will change a lot about our digital lives.
In the early hours of the morning, Ukraine was invaded by Russia. Listen to our latest episode to hear about why.
Vladimir Putin this evening recognised the independence of the two regions.
Some politicians’ stances on the tax have changed over the years.
Listen in to hear what it has to do with inflation – and what inflation is – on this week’s podcast.
With pump prices spiking dramatically and oil climbing towards $100 a barrel, the government’s car fuel tax take is facing criticism.
Some 55% of the Afghan population is now suffering from hunger, according to the United Nations.
The resignation comes amid a festering row over the Northern Ireland Protocol and with elections looming.
Journalist Hannah McCarthy explains the thinking of Russian President Vladimir Putin as his military builds along the border with Ukraine.