Month: April 2024

US set to reclassify cannabis as a low-risk drug

US president Joe Biden’s administration is set to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug, an official said yesterday -a…

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Energy emissions fall to lowest level in 30 years

Energy related emissions fell in Ireland last year to their lowest level in three decades but are not falling fast…

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Columbia threatens to expel students occupying building

Columbia University officials yesterday threatened academic expulsion of students who seized and occupied a classroom building, intensifying a nearly two-week…

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New targets for female representation at senior levels

Balance for Better Business (B4BB), an independent review group established by the Government, has today launched a new strategy, targets…

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Consumers to pay more as carbon tax increases

The rate of carbon tax will increase today with consumers of carbon fuels set to pay more for such products.…

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Government approach to migration a ‘gift to the Tories’

The Government has displayed incompetence and offered a “gift to the Tories” in its approach to migration and returns to…

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First round of CAO offers to be issued on 28 August

The first round of this year’s college offers will be made on Wednesday 28 August, the Central Applications Office (CAO)…

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How the Common Travel Area impacts migration

The movement of people between Ireland and the UK is governed by the Common Travel Area. Reporter Dyane Connor examines…

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CHI warns of dangers of ride-on lawnmowers to children

Children’s Health Ireland has warned parents to never allow children on or near a ride-on lawnmower, adding that at least…

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How the Common Travel Area impacts migration to Ireland

The movement of people between Ireland and the UK is governed by the Common Travel Area – RTÉ journalist Dyane…

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