Elsewhere, the saga of the National Gallery’s scanner occupies much journalistic real estate this morning. Cormac McQuinn and Marie O’Halloran report. New arts and culture Minister Patrick O ...

The last year or two has seen endless column inches devoted to the so-called 'Green Wave', a movement apparently kick-started by the success of The Banshees of Inisherin that has seen Irish artists of ...

When the Dáil reconvened on Tuesday afternoon this week, observant TDs and some eagle-eyed hacks above on the press gallery noticed ... loose horses at the Grand National, charging this way ...

Irish Examiner Health Correspondent Niamh Griffin cited a telling contribution from Grace Rothwell, now the national director of acute hospitals, on dealing with hospital overcrowding ...

He proposes to act "aggressively" to develop a defensive NATO-standard national war fighting capability ... a vote by the UN Security Council, the Dail Eireann parliament and the government.

Once again, the Government is faced with another scandal regarding the money spent on a special scanner for the National Gallery, just months after the notorious Dáil bike shed debacle.

In 1974, the Irish Government appointed Sr Stan as the first chair of The National Committee on Pilot Schemes to Combat Poverty in Ireland and in 1985 the European Commission appointed her as ...

The National Gallery of Ireland has said its controversial €125k scanner is “expected to come into use" this year — however, no disclosure on it being unused came in any of its annual reports until ...

The National Gallery said it purchased ... Mr Martin told the Dail that it was “incomprehensible” that the Gallery purchased a scanner without having organised in advance how the scanner ...

The Government has been accused of being “deep rooted” in a culture of “waste and incompetence”, after it emerged that a scanner bought eight years ago remains unused at the National ... the Dail that ...