Police stand guard during the gay rights    rally in Tbilisi. Photograph: Reuters

The European Union has denounced a violent attack by thousands of Georgians – with Orthodox priests in the vanguard – on a (...)

Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly, who received the backing of 80 MEPs from across Europe’s political spectrum – the written support of 40 was required to qualify. Photograph: Julien Behal/PA Wire

Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly has been confirmed as an official candidate for the position of European o(...)

So far, only eight graduate nurses have been employed under the controversial two-year contracts on lower pay offered by the Health Service Exe(...)

Low cost airline Ryanair has announced pre-tax profits of €650.9 million. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times

Revenues rose by 13 per cent to €4.88 billion at Ryanair, whilepre-tax profits increased by 3 per cent to € 650.9 million, on the back of stron(...)

What an eventful half-year it has been for farming. For a sector that was considered a sunset industry in the boom years, it has seldom been ou(...)

The queen, on the application of David Edwards and Lillian Pallikaropoulos v Environment Agency and others (...)

Could your business afford a €2 million fine because of a data breach? That’s an issue that will be addressed at a data security and mobility s(...)

Minister of State Brian Hayes has given the Government’s first public indication that it may not generate €300 million in savings on the public service pay and pensions bill this year under talks on a revision to the Croke Park II deal.

Talks on a revised public sector pay agreement at the Labour Relations Commission later today amid fresh doubts over the Government’s savings t(...)

“[Michael] Somers is something of a divisive figure. For many, he is one of the most talented public servants the State ever produced; for others, he was an overpaid plutocrat with a fondness for saying ‘I told you so’.” Photograph: Alan Betson

The taxpayer could be forgiven for being a little bemused at claims that jobs are at risk because of heavy-handed regulation of the banks. (...)

Minister for Education Ruairí Quinn said he was not satisfied with the delays facing parents in getting assessments of their children by health authorities. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times

Schools will be obliged to accept children with special needs under robust new rules proposed in a Government advisory report. The findin(...)

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