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‘The longer this goes on, the implications for energy…will be felt significantly’: Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee and Tánaiste and Finance Minister Simon Harris say the conflict in Iran could cause shocks to energy prices which will impact the economy in Ireland.
The Green Party has told Gript that the €72 million Basic Income for the Arts scheme is “cost neutral” to the State, because without it, many recipients would simply “have to go back into the social welfare system and seek jobseekers allowance”:
Secondary school teacher Caoimhe Lynch set up the Light House Project in 2024 to help make a difference in Ballymun. The Project is breathing life into the local community with activities and events to build up relationships and connections for young people on Dublin’s Northside.
A Fine Gael Senator is seeking a mandatory minimum sentence for tool theft, saying he has “broad support” across Government for the proposal. Asked by Gript if he would back a minimum sentence for sex crimes, he said he didn’t have the “expertise” to say.
A booming economy, safe streets and attractive culture have seen Poland getting a lot of good press recently. In response to viewer requests, JASON OSBORNE takes a look at ‘Poland’s Golden Age’ and shares his experience of it. Live Stream at 7 pm 25/02/2026 We experienced a technical issue at the beginning of the broadcast. […]
Last week, Sinn Féin announced that they would boycott a White House visit for St. Patrick’s Day over Gaza – only for the American embassy in Ireland to confirm they weren’t invited in the first place. Pearse Doherty denied that this was “embarrassing.”
A report by Ireland’s special rapporteur on racial equality and racism, Dr Ebun Joseph, makes for interesting reading as JASON OSBORNE discovers on this evening’s Gript livestream. Live at 18/02/2026 7pm
Did you “spoil the vote” in last year’s Presidential election? Here’s Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien’s pitch to you:
“How can you justify this?”: Ben Scallan asks Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien how he can defend investing €1.5bn in roads just 6 weeks after commuters were hit with toll hikes.
Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee was asked whether the Government was stalling the Occupied Territories Bill out of fear of upsetting the Trump administration. She didn’t directly deny this, but said that the bill was “going through a process the same as any other legislation.”