“An example of weaponising economic hardship”.
Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee says that ending the war in the Middle East would be the “quickest way to reduce costs for people” in the context of the energy crisis. Ben Scallan asks if cutting tax wouldn’t be faster.
“Without recruitment… you’re dead in the water”. A Tipperary campaigner warns that the Government is failing disabled children, pointing out that 23,000 kids are currently stuck on waiting lists for basic assessments of need.
Crew and passengers regained control, it’s believed.
Cooling the rhetoric.
Up from 36% a year ago
The British Government has stated its commitment to the CTA despite the new requirement.
Tánaiste hits back.
Higher Education Minister James Lawless says he disagrees with members of the Oireachtas committee who called for Big Tech directors to be prosecuted if they fail to adhere to Online Safety rules: “Criminal law shouldn’t really be deployed in a regulatory corporate environment.”
“These are vulnerable children, and they’re being neglected”
‘Completely contradicts European and UK data’
Man arrested