Issues
-
Homelessness overshadows Housing for All progress
The Department of Housing, Local Government and Heritage has stated that it is “confident” its 2023 target of 29,000 new…
Read More » -
Saving lives at 30km/h
Since the introduction of a 30km/h speed limit in 2022, driving through the Phoenix Park in Dublin has never been…
Read More » -
Economic risks ‘especially pronounced’ for certain areas amidst energy transition efforts
The concentrated nature of fossil fuel generation sites means that possible job losses in the well-paid electricity sector could “present…
Read More » -
Budget 2024: Short-term fixes
Budget 2024 has been characterised by some as a “giveaway budget”, but doubts continue to be cast over the sustainability…
Read More » -
Cover Story: Underpinned by people
Catriona Murphy, Account Director for Public Sector Health with Three Ireland sits down with eolas Magazine to discuss network, emerging…
Read More » -
Social dialogue: Engaging with communities
Mary Hurley, Secretary General, Department of Rural and Community Development, discusses the role of the civic forum in strengthening social…
Read More » -
Sinn Féin foreign affairs spokesperson Matt Carthy TD: ‘Independent foreign policy is not a weakness’
When Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald TD reshuffled her front bench in April 2023, former MEP Matt Carthy was…
Read More » -
EV charging infrastructure plan to be updated annually
Almost €100 million is to be spent over the next three years to enhance public EV charging following the launch…
Read More » -
Sustainability in action at Gas Networks Ireland
As the operator of Ireland’s €2.7 billion, 14,664km national gas network, which is considered one of the safest and most…
Read More » -
Government CIO Barry Lowry: AI in the public sector
The Government’s Chief Information Officer, Barry Lowry, speaks to Joshua Murray about the public sector’s use of artificial intelligence and…
Read More »