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Yevgen McKeeffe, a 46‑year‑old Irish civil servant originally from Ukraine, was charged under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly leaking sensitive government information to a hostile foreign power. The charges, dated between 2025 and 2026, are being heard at Cloverhill District Court in Dublin; a previous charge against him has already been withdrawn.
Dublin civil servant charged under official secrets act over alleged leaksThe alleged offences were between 2025 and 2026 Following accusations of leaking sensitive government information to a hostile foreign power, a Dublin civil servant has been charged under the Official Secrets Act.
Yevgen McKeeffe, 46, an Irish citizen originally from Ukraine, appeared at Cloverhill District Court on Tuesday. The charge already against him was withdrawn Skyclarys approved: HSE to fund Friedreich’s ataxia drug for Irish patients Decision confirmed ending long-running campaign The HSE’s senior management team said it will reimburse the treatment, which is manufactured by US biotechnology company Biogen and costs €288,000 per patient per year.
This comes after the HSE approved funding for Skyclarys, the drug used to treat Friedreich’s ataxia. The decision was confirmed on Tuesday, ending a A first in Dublin’s winter sporting books The company behind the Sphere in Las Vegas, Yankee Stadium in New York and the Aviva Stadium has released the first computer-generated images of a new Dublin arena planned for Cherrywood in the south of the city. The venue, to be called the Prime Arena, is intended as
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