'It's a bad deal, there's no point in saying otherwise': Agriculture minister on trade agreement with South American countries
The deal with hit the Irish beef sector.
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The deal with hit the Irish beef sector.
Varadkar said the terms of reference of the review would be changed.
The war of words between the two main parties continues, but Varadkar said he still wants a 2020 general election.
More than a third of the buses tested had ‘major or dangerous defects’.
RTÉ’s This Week reported concerns around bullying of private health insurance holders.
The whistleblower, who remains anonymous, told RTÉ’s This Week that she wants to appear before committee to set the record straight.
The Taoiseach meanwhile says he isn’t ruling out a criminal investigation into the Tusla saga.
A confidential hospital report has said that current travel arrangements are “unsustainable”.
The Health Minister has described an audit into the charity as a “harrowing” read.
The young person had been living in the home in the Cork/Kerry area since 2003.
The Health Minister Leo Varadkar has spoken out about the findings in HIQA’s report on the Midland Regional Hospital in Portlaoise.
Taoiseach Enda Kenny confirmed today that those who do not register will not have their water cut off.
The suggestion of more taxes to offset any further reduction in the charge hasn’t been ruled out.
A Bishop has called for the conditions in Direct Provision centres to be improved.
New documents have reportedly revealed that he was aware of the spend as far back as December 2012.
The former minister had the biggest job interview of his life this week, as he bids to become Agriculture Commissioner. But the issue of Irish Water just won’t go away, it seems.
Christy Burke said that “certain senior politicians don’t see any votes in addiction, so they don’t see it as a priority”.
The Agriculture Minister has said the effect on the Irish market this year might only be €8.2 million.
She’s now written to he Taoiseach and to Minister for Education to requesting a meeting.
Diarmuid Martin said that any investigation needs to ensure that the culture that existed in past has been stamped out.
RTÉ’s This Week programme says that they have seen memos from a garda in Schull which show warrants against a witness went unexecuted.
A look back at seven days of evidence at the Criminal Courts of Justice.
The Arts Minister says he won’t be seeking changes to the board, other than including the ‘Limerick arts community’.
Reports over the last couple of days suggested the company had changed the nature of the scheme and failed to tell its auditor KPMG about opposition to the changes from unions.
The larger the amount of drugs the longer the sentence in Peru, and if convicted, the women could face up to 25 years in prison.
A Freedom of Information request submitted by RTÉ’s This Week programme was refused earlier this year.
Convention chairman Tom Arnold says citizen members are entitled not to be bombarded with unwanted contact.