Families of the 1981 Stardust fire victims are demanding answers as a Garda review drags on for years, despite fresh inquests declaring all 48 deaths unlawful killings. Frustrated by the lack of progress, they’ve directly appealed to the Garda Commissioner and Justice Minister, comparing the delay to other justice battles like Grenfell. With evidence and files already available, families say the slow pace is disrespectful to the work done by coroners and lawyers—and they’re pushing for real action, not just promises. The Garda insists the review is active and family-focused, but for survivors and relatives, the absence of tangible results continues to deepen their pain and sense of abandonment.

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Children’s Health Ireland is under fire for chronic delays in patient care, with an internal audit revealing widespread failures to meet waiting time targets—even for urgent cases where delays could cause permanent harm. As of last October, hundreds of kids waited far beyond recommended timelines: 28 days for urgent referrals and 13 weeks for semi-urgent cases. While the report found no evidence of bias between public and private patients, it highlighted systemic issues in governance, transparency, and list management. Still, CHI points to progress, including expanded services and a 32-point action plan already in motion. Leadership from both CHI and the HSE admits the need for urgent improvement, with the HSE now reviewing the findings to apply lessons nationwide.

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From shy kid to tech titan, Eoghan McCabe’s journey with Intercom—now Fin—shows how ambition, missteps, and reinvention shape a billion-dollar legacy. Starting with a bar job that proved he wasn’t cut out for taking orders, he dove into coding, co-founded Intercom in 2011, and lived in San Francisco for a decade before returning to Dublin. His rise wasn’t without controversy: donations to Republicans, photos with Trump, and ties to RFK Jr. sparked backlash. Allegations of workplace harassment in 2019 were cleared, but he apologized for early poor judgment. After stepping down as CEO in 2020 due to a health scare, he returned in 2022, now investing in startups and chasing his passions—nature, design, and Burning Man. His story is a raw, complex portrait of modern entrepreneurship: triumphs, controversies, and the messy humanity behind the tech success.

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