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Minister Norma Foley plans to bring her proposals to cabinet shortly.
A widespread smartphone ban across all primary schools in the country is being considered by the Education Minister.
Earlier this year primary schools in Greystones, Co Wicklow adopted a no-smartphone code.
Minister Norma Foley plans to bring her proposals to cabinet shortly.
But Alex Cooney, CEO and Co-Founder of Cyber Safe Kids, says schools already have smartphone bans in classrooms.
Former Kildare TD Warns Defence Forces Mental Health Stigma Persists: Troops Won’t Tell Medical Officers
His remarks follow a Kildare coroner’s warning that military fitness standards should be separated from career progression, to ensure troops seek help without fear of losing opportunities.
Tanaiste Says The Current Triple Lock System Is 'Absolutely Broken'
He believe's it's evident by The United Nations Security Council decision to remove Irish peacekeepers from Lebanon by 2027.
Finance Minister Defends €9.4bn Budget After Central Bank Warning
Paschal Donohoe says government plans are sustainable despite calls to cut spending or raise taxes
Gardaí Arrest Man, Recover Vehicle After Cyclist Killed In Meath Last Week
The arrested man is being held at a Garda station in the eastern region.
Military Culture Under Scrutiny After Curragh Suicide Inquest
Dr Loretta Nolan also noted a particular concern within the Defence Forces, suggesting that soldiers may hesitate to report health problems out of fear it could jeopardise a contract renewal or prevent them from being selected for overseas deployment.
Search In Donabate Uncovers Child’s Remains Amid Ongoing Investigation
Detectives suspect the remains belong to missing child Daniel Aruebose, who would be seven years old.
European Commission Pushes First Major Measures Against Israel Since Gaza War
Sanctions against extremist settlers are also due to be announced, as tensions in the West Bank escalate.
Locals Could Pay Extra As Oireachtas Pushes For Content Levy On TV Streaming Services
That's despite the Media Minister shelving the plans earlier this year, saying people already pay enough for content.
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