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This week
24th March 2024 - 29th March 2024
40 more people will die on Irish roads this year compared to 2023 if trend continues, Chambers says
This month
March 2024
Every tenth motorist has admitted to getting behind the wheel of a car after having a drink
Last month
February 2024
'I'm not rejecting science, I'm supporting the economy': DAA boss defends plan to increase flights
Last year
2023
Drivers over 70 in Ireland will not have to undergo refresher courses proposed by EU
FF cllr at centre of controversy over 'shot in head' comments says they were not about rioters
Drivers urged to slow down this Christmas as minister says no family wants to get that knock on the door
Minister challenged Drew Harris on reduced traffic enforcement by gardaí amid rise in deaths
Broad welcome from military officers as minister announces increase in sea pay for Navy
Senior military officer will tell army officers' conference: 'We are struggling, and we need help'
Varadkar: 'No limit on the compassion of the Irish people ... there is a limit to our capacity'
Motorists to face higher penalty points on bank holiday weekends
NCT will 'revisit' cashless decision if government mandates state bodies to accept cash
No deadline in place for lowering of speed limits, says McEntee
Speed limits to be lowered by 20 km/h on many roads under new government plans
Ministers discuss changes to penalty points at meeting this evening
Use of speed cameras to increase by 20% following 'worrying increase' in road deaths
Jack Chambers says NCT will not go cashless despite company stating it would
Review will 'radically change' mismatch of speed limits on Irish roads, says minister
Transport Minister has had no engagement with toll companies despite Cabinet colleague claims
Families with nowhere to go after Blanchardstown fire given temporary accommodation
Dublin Airport to have counter-drone technology in place in a 'number of weeks', Chambers says
Government still deciding on extending eviction ban for fear of 'making matters worse'
National Transport Authority allocates €290m for walking and cycling infrastructure
Road deaths in Ireland increased by 13% last year
All time
Construction to begin on national velodrome centre next year
Co-hosting Euro 2028 could earn Irish economy €361 million boost
Cabinet approve Ireland's bid to co-host Euro 2028
Consultant role to assist Sport Ireland in developing transgender policy goes unfilled
Joint bid to host Euro 2028 by Ireland and UK backed by Government
'They did release a more conciliatory statement' - Minister 'optimistic' IRFU will mend relations with women's players
Rugby players use government meeting to press for 'genuine cultural change' in IRFU
Chambers ‘disappointed’ by IRFU response to players’ letter
Irish government seeks meeting with IRFU after letter from women's players
Government seeks applicants to help lead 2030 Fifa World Cup bid
'Constitutional republican' Jack Chambers attending NI service 'to build on peace and reconciliation'
Government ‘optimistic’ stadiums will return to full capacity from 22 October
Coveney and Chambers to represent Government at Northern Ireland centenary service
'Optimistic we'll reach that 100%' - Ireland's November internationals set for full crowds
Women in Sport programmes to receive €4 million government funding
Minister backs Swim Ireland in their appeal to have Olympic relay team reinstated