with Hannah Kelly
With aims for Ireland to catch up with other countries on disability rights
There's a call for Ireland to catch up with other countries when it comes to disability rights.
The Disability Pride and Power parade takes place in Dublin today, starting from the Garden of Remembrance around now.
Organisers say Ireland needs to move away from the charity model of providing services, and recognise a more grassroots disability model.
Legislation Approved Of Banning Trade Of Goods With Illegal Israeli Occupied Settlements In Palestine
The bill was first tabled in 2018 by Senator Frances Black.
Pet Owners Urged To Not Walk Dogs During Soaring Temperatures This Week
The charity says it can develop very quickly in warm weather, especially during exercise, and can lead to seizures, organ failure or even death
Status Yellow High Temperature Warning Issued For Parts Of Leinster
Met Éireann has predicted temperatures as high as 30 degrees today.
Cabinet Briefing On Occupied Territories Bill This Morning
The Foreign Affairs Minister says she wants the entirety of the European Union to adopt the restrictions set out in the Occupied Territories Bill
Visitor Figures To Heritage Sites Revealed As Maynooth Castle Sees Increased Uptake
It comes as The Office of Public Works has today announced it's figures for visits to heritage sites in 2025.
Diesel Leak Into River Liffey Being Contained
Irish Rail has confirmed the underground pipe connection was fixed when the leak was discovered in March 2025
Over 40 Serious Injuries To Cyclists In Kildare Between 2021 And 2025
This accounts for 3% of the national total
Woman Arrested In Connection With Murder Of 6-Year-Old Kyran Durnin
A search under warrant is being carried out at a domestic residence in Drogheda, Co. Louth, this morning.
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