Inquest report calls for 24-hour consultant cover after delay in treatment led to death of Wexford patient
Minister for Health Simon Harris is criticised for ‘hands-off approach’ to project
Litigation against distressed loan holders by non-bank entities reached a peak in October
New figures also reveal that more than 57,000 survivors of Mother and Baby Homes are still alive today
Clause stipulated ‘tender inflation’ instead of ‘construction input cost inflation’
The software, purchased from a Chinese company, was acquired at huge cost and may be impossible to use under GDPR law
Is loss-making beef farming the result of a declining market for Irish beef, or a declining share of the profits?
Our Freedom of Information laws were based on international best practice – but experts say new court interpretation is putting its democratic openness in peril
The €456 million difference between World Bank and CSO estimates is unlikely to be down to illegal activities
With a new taskforce set to tackle illegal lets, the tide may be about to turn for the tech giant accused of fuelling the housing crisis
Claims that Ireland is overspending on healthcare may have been undermined by new data showing some other EU countries have similar outlays
‘Worrying’ trends will see average size of 11,000 fast-track builds much smaller than today
The recent reduction in the minimum sizes for new apartments has generated controversy. Are the latest rules a sensible way to help tackle the housing crisis or a gift to property speculators who want to cram more homes into each development and increase returns?