The Government has handed US tech companies the keys to Ireland’s national grid, placing hundreds of thousands of households ...

Increased reliance on the temporary release of inmates to ease overcrowding in our prisons is symptomatic of a dysfunctional ...

The Government and Media Minister need to get their story straight on why €20 million in funding for RTÉ next year is being summarily cut, according to Social Democrats TD Sinéad Gibney. Deputy Gibney ...

Yesterday’s budget effectively shelves the delivery of Sláintecare in 2027, according to Social Democrats health spokesperson ...

Budget 2027 leaves disability services too dependent on crisis responses and falls well short on planned capacity and ...

Today’s e-scooter legislation will fall short of what’s required to make our streets safer unless essential training and enforcement measures are also implemented, according to Social Democrats ...

A new report from the Comptroller and Auditor General provides further evidence of the need for a ‘super wealth’ tax in ...

The commencement of industrial action today by over 100,000 public sector workers could have been avoided if the Government ...

The decision by our international squad to fulfil Ireland’s fixture against Israel in the Nations League tomorrow is disappointing – but our players should never have been put in such a difficult ...

AI companies cannot hide behind excuses of its systems ‘going rogue’ when it comes to hacks and must be held fully accountable, according to Social Democrats TD Sinéad Gibney. Deputy Gibney, who is ...

Social Democrats TD Aidan Farrelly has proposed the rollout of a universal Road Safety and Driver Theory Test programme in secondary schools and youth services. Deputy Farrelly, who is the party’s ...

Increases to bus and rail fares being announced today by the National Transport Authority (NTA) fly in the face of Ireland’s climate action objectives and take no account of the cost-of-living crisis, ...