Press council of Ireland. Office of the press Ombudsman
2026
Yearly Archives
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Journalism needs trust not algorithm-based truthiness and pervasive hallucination
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Behind the compassion, Ireland’s non-profit ts are machines to outsource responsibility for a State that relies on nonprofit t failure as much as nonprofit t success
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Overboard band
Ireland now has rural fibre but the NBP remains a monument to bad planning, political avoidance and a settlement pattern that makes every infrastructure project cost more than it should
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As a student, I’d hammered on the doors of the BBC’s Natural History Unit, insisting there was a major gap in its coverage.
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The main problem with Irish media isn’t newspaper closures it’s lack of investigation, narrow-ranged reporting, big tech, and feebleness
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Michael McDowell’s recent opinion piece in The Irish Times rehearses, with characteristic confidence, a series of amateur claims about Wood Quay that do not withstand scrutiny.
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Ireland’s housing debate is strangely insular. We compare ourselves obsessively with the UK, Vienna and the Nordics, while ignoring the most provocative counterpoint on the planet: China.
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The Jury on Trial
Juries: redundant lawyers’ bauble or the last bastion — Starmer’s Labour doesn’t seem to know
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Lucy Letby case suggests need for: legal aid for equal expert evidence for defence; code for experts; and facilitation of joint reports.
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Increased sentence was appropriate for false imprisonment of former partner
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Rental breakdown
Ireland’s rental regime forces tenants into a permanent state of precarity, the threat of homelessness functions as an unofficial instrument of policy.
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Reviewing Roland Philipps’ unoriginal but hyped biography of Roger Casement and his podcasts.
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A critical examination of John Collison’s imported ‘abundance’ narrative shaping Ireland’s housing debate.
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PsyOp2026
Understanding the MI6-NATO carrot and stick PsyOp against Irish neutrality
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UK Press Standards body (IPSO) abdicated duty to assess truth about Irish antisemitism.
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February-March 2026 PBBy Aoife LungrenIreland has quietly transformed its migration and asylum regime over the past year in at least these ten ways.
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OBITCHUARY: Michael McLoone who broke Donegal’s planning and ethics systems.
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February-March 2026 15Frank Fitzpatrick joined GERRY ADAMS for a partisan rambleReflections on friendship with Martin McGuinness, their place in history, war, peace and Ian Paisley
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Whistleblownout
Dympna Waldron still reels more than twenty years after she blew the whistle on opioids in Irish hospitals.