People Before Profit TD Paul Murphy said the ‘reality’ of the industry is being hidden from children.

Very few crimes against sex workers are reported to gardaí, an advocacy group said.

The Journal spoke to a number of restaurant, cafe and bar owners, with all of them reporting the same problems and suggesting similar solutions.

Some residents are understood to have said they felt threatened over the placements.

Beaumont Hospital is considering outsourcing some appointments to deal with the backlog, one patient was told.

The CEO told nursing management it was for them to decide if they were to be suspended or redeployed, pending the outcome of an investigation.

In December 2022, police found €900,000 in alleged bribe cash stuffed in bags at the EU Parliament’s Vice President Eva Kaili’s home. How could corruption of such scale happen at the heart of the EU? Was this just one isolated incident or the tip of the iceberg?

Niamh Hodnett was appointed last year to fight harmful content online.

The long-awaited Mental Health Amendment Bill would bring about the largest overhaul of the State’s mental health laws in decades.

South Africa has accused Israel of violating the Genocide Convention during its military campaign in Gaza.

A new report predicts there will be a “surge” in support for far-right or right-leaning parties during the European Elections.

Mortgage brokers have urged homeowners to consider switching to save money.

Conflict near the Suez Canal is causing havoc for shipping companies.

Roscommon TD Claire Kerrane said promises to resource towns and villages receiving asylum seekers have regularly not received any follow through.

The allowance was suspended in 2012 for any newly qualified teachers.

Tens of thousands of workers across 16 unions are taking part in strike action later.

The war in Sudan broke out in April of last year between two warring factions the Sudan Armed Forces and Rapid Support Forces.

The case was heard at Waterford District Court on Monday.

Donal Forrester says he believes the problem will soon affect hundreds of members as their time for retirement comes.

The conflict has made it unsafe for civilians on either side of the border to remain in their homes.

The patrols, led by members of the Armed Support Unit, are focused on limiting the chances of further attacks.

Councillors on Monday voted to close public access to the Harbour Court laneway in Dublin.

Fourteen private operators control 40% of nursing home beds, the study found.

The 35-year-old has hinted at a run for the presidency.

Each HSE region will be asked to form their own localised response teams in case dangerous batches end up on the market in their area.

An Irish team has returned from a mission training Ukrainian soldiers in specialist search techniques for bomb disposal.

Cost review from 2018 is to be redone with no sign of when commitments made in 2020 will be met.

The regulator of the Uisce Éireann facility in Ballymore Eustace found there were non-compliant concentrations of chemicals discharging into the Liffey.

There has been a growing divergence at Clare County Council’s plans to monetise different parts of the county’s offerings.

Most bathing waters have not been tested by local authorities since September.

Over 100 asylum appeal hearings were postponed in 2022 due to problems with interpretation.