Guidelines for establishing Irish citizenship for children born abroad to surrogate mothers “badly overlook” ethical concerns surrounding the issue, conservative think tank the Iona Institute has said. […]
The bodies of two brothers-in-law been found at neighbouring farms in Co Carlow have been removed to Naas General Hospital for post mortem examinations. […]
The sale of Bord Gáis’s energy business will form the main part of the Government’s €3 billion disposal of State assets and companies over the next two years. […]
The board of Treasury Holdings, when aware that most of the group’s loans would be transferred to Nama, approved the transfer of €20 million in shares to the benefit of Johnny Ronan and Richard Barrett, the High Court heard today. […]
A total of 39 paintings including works from well-known artists such as Jack B Yeats, Paul Henry and Sir William Orpen, have been donated to the State by AIB. […]
The country’s largest trade union, Siptu, has described the Government’s plans to sell some State assets as “a sad day for the Irish people and a tragedy for the Labour Party”. […]
A BRITISH bar worker in Australia has been hailed as an "absolute hero" after he dived into Melbourne's Yarra River at night to rescue one of two fully-clothed Irish tourists who tried to swim across the waterway. […]
A BRITISH bar worker in Australia has been hailed as an "absolute hero" after he dived into Melbourne's Yarra River at night to rescue one of two fully-clothed Irish tourists who tried to swim across the waterway. […]