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March hears call for removal of rule over abortion wait (opens the original)
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Campaigners have called on the Government to remove the mandatory three-day wait for an abortion at the annual March for Choice in Dublin city centre. The 15th March for Choice, organised by the Abortion Rights Campaign, highlighted the barriers women still face in accessing abortion care in Ireland. More than 100 people gathered to march from the Department of Health to Leinster House. It comes after the HSE told the Oireachtas Health Committee on Wednesday "there is no clinical requirement for
Number of homeless reaches record high of 17,885 (opens the original)
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A record number of 17,885 people were in emergency accommodation last month, according to the Department of Housing. The number of adults in emergency accommodation now stands at 12,055, with 5,830 children in emergency accommodation. This compares to 17,527 people in July, an increase of 358 people. In July, there were 5,659 children availing of emergency accommodation, which represents an increase of 171 children. David Carroll, Chief Executive of Depaul, said that now is the time for bold act
HSE incurred €8.4m in charges for expired Covid vaccines (opens the original)
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The HSE incurred charges of €8.4 million for Covid vaccines in 2025 that had reached their expiry dates or were determined to no longer be clinically suitable for use, along with €1.5m for stocks of legacy and obsolete PPE, the Public Accounts Committee has heard. A further €6.7m was incurred by HSE in 2025 to dispose of this obsolete stock. The Health Service Executive expects to remain in a "significant deficit" position at the end of this year. HSE Chief Executive Anne O'Connor said its finan
University of Galway writes off €1.6m over IT system (opens the original)
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The University of Galway has written off €1.6 million on expenses incurred for a student record management system, the Public Accounts Committee has heard. The committee heard that the development of the IT system is "ongoing" and "over time", with €10.6m spent on it to date. The university also spent €552,000 on contract-dispute resolution relating to the project, including mediation, legal review and consultancy costs. The Comptroller and Auditor General told TDs that it was due to be complete
Boiler scrappage scheme offering €2,000 grant proposed (opens the original)
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Minister for Energy Darragh O'Brien said he will be bringing a boiler scrappage scheme to Cabinet next week, with grants of €2,000 to scrap oil and kerosene boilers. This is in addition to the existing grant of up to €12,500 available for heat pumps which brings potential savings of up to €14,500. If approved at Cabinet, the scheme will come into effect from January 2027. He will also seek Cabinet approval next Tuesday for a grant for battery storage, in advance of the Budget. "A lot of people i
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