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# Reforms

Last year
2023
Government drops plans for teacher-based assessment of Leaving Cert, blaming AI
20 Sep 2023
32.6k
46
All time
'It's fair value for 44c a day': RTÉ boss to make direct appeal to politicians over TV licence reforms
10 Dec 2019
30.3k
122
RTÉ shelves plan to sell RTÉ Guide as part of organisation reforms
5 Dec 2019
20.9k
48
Minister moves to reassure public that reformed property tax will be 'affordable' and 'fair'
15 Jan 2019
20.8k
48
High Court judge says changes in Poland have 'systematically damaged' the rule of law and breached democracy
12 Mar 2018
30.7k
Responsibility for three State agencies is being removed from Justice Department
17 Dec 2017
19.3k
12
'Hearing a prayer at the start of the new Dáil grated against my nerves'
Oliver Moran
13 Mar 2016
185
371
'Time is fast running out for rogue operators': Crackdown on English language colleges
25 May 2015
18.1k
57
Minister to teachers: 'Call off your strike' ... Teachers to minister: 'No'
25 Nov 2014
17.0k
84
A Galway man is introducing Barack Obama in Chicago tonight
25 Nov 2014
10.9k
11
Jan O'Sullivan rules out any more compromise on her Junior Cycle reforms
11 Nov 2014
11.5k
47
New plan will make it easier to sack civil servants who are doing a bad job
30 Oct 2014
17.9k
90
New laws will see asylum seekers spend less time in Direct Provision
20 Sep 2014
8.1k
118
Teachers tell minister they will continue their fight over Junior Cycle reforms
3 Sep 2014
7.9k
50
Nine months after it was saved, the Seanad is finally being reformed
23 Jul 2014
6.1k
12
What did Alan Shatter do in office?
7 May 2014
14.3k
43
Turkish parliament passes judicial reforms... despite broken bones and bloody noses
15 Feb 2014
9.8k
24
Opt for Life campaign welcome organ donation reforms
18 Dec 2013
5.9k
11
Rich pensioners 'should give back any handouts they don't need'
28 Apr 2013
7.7k
32
'Not fit for purpose?' Why the Dáil's party whip system may need reform
21 Apr 2013
11.0k
36
Committee set up to help with local government reforms
16 Nov 2012
3.6k
29
Howlin: 'We would expect people invited by Labour Court to turn up'
23 Oct 2012
3.9k
18
Mixed response to Hogan's plans for local council cull
16 Oct 2012
8.0k
42
Significant reforms will see planning powers of councillors curtailed
16 Oct 2012
3.7k
11
Number of local authorities to be slashed from 114 to 31
16 Oct 2012
14.4k
83
Ireland making 'such good progress on all fronts' - Van Rompuy
9 Sep 2012
6.0k
106
Greece 'committed' to reforms to avert bankruptcy
5 Aug 2012
2.2k
9
Generation of North Koreans 'stunted and malnourished'
12 Jun 2012
9.2k
9
France's Socialist Party poised to take parliamentary majority
11 Jun 2012
864
12
Japan to forgive €2.8 billion of Burma's debt
21 Apr 2012
3.0k
9
Tougher sanctions on way for jobseekers
15 Feb 2012
8.9k
176
McCarthy bemoans Government's "ham-fisted" public retirement scheme
3 Feb 2012
2.5k
28
Howlin: 'Foolish' to say there won't be problems with public sector exodus
1 Feb 2012
1.6k
12
Evening Wrap
The 5 at 5 Five things you need to know before you head out the door: the Betfair controversy, an investigation into the death of a man in Dublin; and students have their say on Junior Cert reforms.
29 Dec 2011
3.9k
Massive protests take place in Russia over alleged election fraud
24 Dec 2011
1.4k
3
Government to unveil public service reform plans
17 Nov 2011
2.2k
28
Thousands take to streets of Cairo for "second revolution" in Egypt
28 May 2011
219