Joint Committee

A potential row between Aer Lingus and an Oireachtas committee is threatening to derail a meeting where the airline will rule out reversing the planne(...)

There should be a rights-impact assessment to determine what coronavirus restrictions were and were not necessary,the Irish Council for Civil Libertie(...)

There was nothing new in the recent controversy regarding the sexual teaching of the Catholic Church and its place in the classroom. The publication o(...)

Ministers in the UK are pushing on with a major easing of restrictions on Monday despite concerns over the Indian variant of coronavirus, of which cas(...)

Government delays in introducing the European Union digital pass will leave the Republic trailing as the rest of the bloc reopens this summer, travel (...)

“Eh, I think you’re on mute there, deputy. Unmute yourself there please, deputy. Try the bottom-left-hand corner.” “Can you hear me now? Aah for fec (...)

The contentious issue of rates of pay, allowances and overtime for Defence Forces personnel, would not be considered by the Commission on the Defence (...)

Forensic accountants and other experts could sit in on Garda interviews during white-collar crime investigations, if recommendations from an Oireachta(...)

Meat industry representatives have taken issue with suggstions that their sector is highly profitable and say it is unfair to characterise it as being(...)

The meat processing industry will continue to need workers from abroad in the years ahead, its representatives have told an Oireachtas committee. Me(...)