The 2,000 HSE ambulance service workers will begin a 24-hour work stoppage over pay from 8am on Tuesday. While Dublin will still have Dublin Fire Brigade ambulances to rely on, many other counties - where long journeys are sometimes required to get a patient to the nearest hospital - will be more vulnerable.
Many rural pubs are facing an "existential threat" from mounting bills as a growing number are forced to close their doors, it has been claimed.
Gardaí now believe that Emily boarded a flight which arrived at Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris on Saturday morning, with a missing person poster circulated in France giving this as her last known location. She is last known to have been walking to a bus depot at the airport.
The centre is well-known in Ireland's creative community, and is designed for people to take time out of their daily routines and have enough space - both physical and psychological - to work on new projects.
One For All is based on the 1994 novel The Riders by Australian author Tim Winton. It tells the story of Fred Scully, who will be played by Pitt, who plans to move from Australia to Ireland with his family.
The HSE did not approve, nor was it notified in advance or retrospectively, of any transfer of HSE-funded monies or assets by Autism Initiatives Ireland to UK-based or other external entities.
The former taoiseach initially claimed that rural Ireland is subsidised by the urban economy but later admitted he overstated his case, acknowledging the complexity of the issue.
RTÉ sent 12 people in on-air roles, including presenters, panellists, commentators and co-commentators for video and audio coverage. Some of the on-air personalities who travelled to Czechia included RTÉ Radio 1's Liveline presenter Kieran Cuddihy, 2FM Drive with Demi & Mikey presenters Demi Isaac and Mikey O'Reilly and Inside Sport presenter Marie Crowe.
Ireland's women's team is targeting back-to-back wins to secure third place in their World Cup qualifying group, which would provide a more favorable play-off route later this year.
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald stated that the Government is 'utterly disconnected, utterly incompetent' and has 'aggravated and escalated the level of protest' due to its handling of the fuel crisis.
The Government is considering the possibility of enhanced tax credits for multinational companies, which include major players like Apple, Eli Lilly, and Microsoft.