RTE – NEWS
- High Court finds Tusla in contempt of court July 31, 2026The High Court has found the Child and Family Agency Tusla is in contempt of court for failing to provide secure placements for vulnerable children despite being directed to do so.
- Solicitors to continue withdrawal of services in fee row July 31, 2026The dispute between the Minister for Justice and criminal legal aid solicitors is set to deepen after a nationwide meeting during which solicitors agreed to continue a withdrawal of services under the new payment scheme.
- Hamas has moved toward disarming - now it's up to Israel July 31, 2026However sceptical you are, Hamas has moved closer to disarmament. Now Israel must uphold its side of the deal, writes Edmund Heaphy.
- Woman who lost family in crash says they 'were her world' July 31, 2026A woman who lost her husband and two children in a crash in Co Donegal in 2020 has said they were her "whole world" and that losing her familiy has caused her "immeasurable pain and heartbreak".
- Public wake to be held for musician Glen Hansard July 31, 2026A public wake will be held for musician Glen Hansard in Dublin on Bank Holiday Monday followed by his funeral on Tuesday.
- Miscarriage of justice certificate quashed in IRA case July 31, 2026The Court of Appeal has overturned a decision to grant a miscarriage of justice certificate to a man who spent 14 months in prison before his IRA membership conviction was quashed.
- FIFA controversy: Lowdown on apparent Infantino overreach July 31, 2026FIFA is seeking to create FIFA Forward Enterprise (FFE), which would pave the way for private investors to take a stake. But the proposed move has been met with fierce opposition including from UEFA.
- Company fined €1.2m over breaches after fatal crash July 31, 2026A roadworks company has been fined €1.2m over health and safety breaches linked to a crash in Co Donegal in which a father and two children died.
- Murdered postman was 'exceptional' father, court hears July 31, 2026A 44-year-old man who was murdered outside his home was an "exceptional" father and partner who wanted to be surrounded by grandchildren in his old age, a court has heard.



















