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Govt slammed as almost half of inpatient “mental health” centres have breached drug rules in 2025, new report shows
The Mental Health Commission has expressed concern after nearly half of the country's inpatient mental health facilities were found to be in breach of regulations governing the use of psychotropic drugs last year. Unannounced inspections of 67 registered centres during 2025 found that just…
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O’Callaghan finally admits that 27 critical incidents have happened in migrant IPAS centres so far in 2026
There have been 27 critical incidents at International Protection Accommodation Service centres to date this year. In new figures, Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan confirmed that the 27 critical incidents compare to 62 for the full 12 months of 2025 and 55 for 2024, reports Breaking…
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Govt to introduce derelict property tax – either do it up, get taxed or sell it
The Government is to introduce a new Derelict Property Tax covering 107 cities and towns across the State. Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris will update the Cabinet on Tuesday on plans to introduce the measure as part of the Finance Bill later this year, reports RTE. The tax…
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Over 110,000 Revolut Irish customers will receive refunds after ATM overcharging error
Thousands of Irish Revolut customers are set to receive refunds following an ATM charging error dating back to 2023, reports The Mirror. Almost 112,000 people are due a refund after being incorrectly charged ATM access fees when withdrawing cash from their accounts, with the typical sum…
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Doctor tells court that he thought Parnell Square little girl was dead
A doctor who arrived at the scene of an alleged attempted murder on Parnell Square in Dublin has told a court he believed a young girl who had been injured was dead. The Central Criminal Court in Dublin has heard that multiple children and an adult were injured in the incident, including a…
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Govt slammed as almost half of inpatient “mental health” centres have breached drug rules in 2025, new report shows
The Mental Health Commission has expressed concern after nearly half of the country's inpatient mental health facilities were found to be in breach of regulations governing the use of psychotropic drugs last year. Unannounced inspections of 67 registered centres during 2025 found that just…
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O’Callaghan finally admits that 27 critical incidents have happened in migrant IPAS centres so far in 2026
There have been 27 critical incidents at International Protection Accommodation Service centres to date this year. In new figures, Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan confirmed that the 27 critical incidents compare to 62 for the full 12 months of 2025 and 55 for 2024, reports Breaking…
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Govt to introduce derelict property tax – either do it up, get taxed or sell it
The Government is to introduce a new Derelict Property Tax covering 107 cities and towns across the State. Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris will update the Cabinet on Tuesday on plans to introduce the measure as part of the Finance Bill later this year, reports RTE. The tax…
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Over 110,000 Revolut Irish customers will receive refunds after ATM overcharging error
Thousands of Irish Revolut customers are set to receive refunds following an ATM charging error dating back to 2023, reports The Mirror. Almost 112,000 people are due a refund after being incorrectly charged ATM access fees when withdrawing cash from their accounts, with the typical sum…
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Doctor tells court that he thought Parnell Square little girl was dead
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Police investigate ‘altercation’ at Lidl’s first ever pub within hours of its opening
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Amid the Sudanese Army’s Silence.. Egyptian Airstrikes on Mining Areas Ignite a Volcano of Anger
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RTÉ claims the majority of Irish people are in favour of a social media ban for under-16s
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Life & CultureAmid the Sudanese Army’s Silence.. Egyptian Airstrikes on Mining Areas Ignite a Volcano of Anger
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Life & CultureThe Rise of the “Overnight” TikTok Star: Is It Really Overnight?
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Life & CultureThe Critical Shortage of Skilled Roofers for Dublin’s Major Commercial Developments
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Life & CultureWhy Dublin Contractors Are Losing Money at the Final Stage of Every Build
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Life & CultureThe Leading Stairlift Companies in the West of Ireland
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Life & CultureIran Launched Missile and Drone Attack on Sheikh Zayed Mosque in Abu Dhabi Last May
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Life & CultureWhat Irish players consider before signing up to a new sportsbook.
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Life & CultureHow Esports Wagering Is Expanding on Online Casino Platforms
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Life & CultureJustice Under Torture: The Case of Omar Mohamed Omar Daris and Violations Related to Tribal Targeting and Security Trials in Sudan
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Life & CultureHow cities are reimagining public spaces for a greener, healthier future
Politics
Alan Kelly reportedly set to resign as Labour party leader
The Labour Party leader Alan Kelly is reportedly set to resign later this evening. TheLiberal.ie won’t quitPlease support us with a small donation on PayPal! Donate Now According to RTE News, Kelly who became Party …
Opinion
Ireland’s Nursing Shame: Over 114,000 on Trolleys in 2025 While Half Our Nurses Are Imported
Ireland’s hospitals are in chaos, with over 114,000 patients—including 1,248 children—treated on trolleys throughout 2025, according to INMO Trolley Watch figures. This marks yet another year of record overcrowding, with nurses stretched to breaking point …
