The €20 million budget cut imposed on RTÉ may be reversed if the broadcaster can demonstrate that its internal reform efforts are on track. This development follows yesterday's news of the funding reduction.

The Irish Times: RTÉ's €20m budget cut to be reversed if reforms are on track

RTÉ's €20 million budget cut may be reversed if the broadcaster demonstrates that its reforms are progressing.

There is little optimism that the planned teachers' strike will be called off, with a second day of industrial action now scheduled for this month, indicating an escalation of the dispute.

TheJournal.ie: Little hope of teachers' strike being called off as second day of action planned

There is little optimism that a planned teachers' strike will be called off, with a second day of industrial action scheduled this month.

An economics lecturer has warned that current government spending decisions could lead to increasing inflation, potentially negating the positive effects of recent budget measures.

Irish Examiner: Inflation to 'wash away' budget measures, professor warns

An economics lecturer warns that government spending decisions will lead to increasing inflation, potentially negating budget measures.

Ireland's largest private landlord is reportedly attempting to evict a former employee from a Dublin apartment, sparking concerns over tenant rights.

TheJournal.ie: Ireland's biggest private landlord tries to evict former employee from Dublin…

Ireland's largest private landlord is attempting to evict a former employee from their Dublin apartment.

Irish universities have allocated hundreds of thousands of euro to fund invasive animal experiments conducted in overseas facilities.

TheJournal.ie: Irish universities paid hundreds of thousands for invasive animal experiments…

Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euro on invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.

A state agency has purchased a house for €2.15 million from an individual who had been objecting to new housing developments in Dundrum.

The Irish Times: State agency buys Dundrum objector's house for €2.15m

The Land Development Agency has purchased a house from an individual who was objecting to new housing developments in Dundrum for €2.15 million.

The Health Service Executive (HSE) has withheld €100,000 from an autism charity after concerns were raised regarding its governance.

The Irish Times: HSE deducted €100,000 from autism charity after governance concerns raised

The HSE withheld €100,000 from an autism charity due to raised concerns about its governance.

An Irish project manager gave evidence at an inquest, detailing how he led the evacuation of 192 colleagues from a jihadist attack in Palma, Mozambique, in 2021.

BreakingNews.ie: Irish survivor of Mozambique massacre gives evidence at inquest

An Irish project manager led the evacuation of 192 colleagues from a jihadist attack in Palma, Mozambique, in 2021, after waiting for help.

During a court hearing, an individual accused in a triple murder case stated to gardaí that his intention was to kill only the father and brother, not the mother.

The Irish Times: Triple murder accused told gardaí he only meant to kill father and brother…

In court, the accused in a triple murder case stated he intended to kill only the father and brother, not the mother.