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scanner scandal
National Gallery will have unused €124k scanner up and running this year, Minister says
Department of Transport
Government committed to rolling out cameras to catch red light breakers in pilot scheme
Central Criminal Court
Rape trial shown footage of sexual encounter between complainant and a man not on trial
international trade
Tánaiste to convene inaugural meeting of trade body set up in response to Trump tariff threat
Hardest Stories
Government’s domestic and sexual violence agency launches first national awareness campaign
Dáil Éireann
'The place is not functioning properly': Committees not back to work three months after election
Dáil committees have not been properly back to work since November.
Tuesday
25 Feb 2025
scanner in the works
'Incomprehensible' that National Gallery moved forward with purchase of unusable €120,000 x-ray
Human Rights
Trespass laws preventing Travellers from practising nomadic lifestyle, Council of Europe report says
Sponsored
Irish savers lost €2.7bn to inflation in 2024 – here’s how to protect your money
Raisin Bank
Feb 25
Leaders' Questions
'I will not be intimidated by you': Taoiseach hits out at Opposition over speaking rights row
gender-based violence
Government will not oppose PBP motion on character references and access to counselling notes
project eagle
Project Eagle: Nama criticised over handling of 'success fees' in €1.6bn NI assets sale
Disability Services
Calls for ‘immediate action’ as residents not protected from aggression in disability services
cashless theft
'Ringleader' jailed after Aviva Stadium catering staff stole over €30,000 with card machines
Courts
Woman awarded €21,000 in damages after ant infestation in Greek hotel caused her hair to fall out
covid pandemic
Strong link between public’s behaviour to mitigate Covid-19 and daily case figures, report shows
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