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OPW to use GPO as office space during a €500 million taxpayer-funded redevelopment
The Office of Public Works is to begin using the GPO as office space while plans to redevelop the landmark building get under way. The cost of regenerating the historic building on Dublin's O'Connell Street, which served as the headquarters of the 1916 Rising, is expected to come to between…
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New retirement age rights have are coming into effect from Monday
The Government has confirmed that new retirement age protections for employees will take effect from Monday, 29 June. Under the new legislation, qualifying workers will be entitled to stay in employment beyond their contractual retirement age where that age is lower than the State pension…
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Govt slammed as more than one-third of families in arrears on energy bills in last 12 months – claims Barnardo’s
New research carried out for the children's charity Barnardo's has found that just over one-third of families went into arrears on their energy bills at some point over the past 12 months. The findings show that 36% of those surveyed fell behind on their bills in the last year due to a lack…
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Fighting back! Major migrant protest planned from all communities at the Garden of Remembrance tomorrow from 2pm
Protesters from various different communities will rally at the Garden of Remembrance on Parnell Square at 2:30pm on Saturday, June 27th in a show of unity between the local grassroots resistance movements that have sprung up across Ireland. Irish people are finding themselves a minority in…
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Irish neutrality should be put to a public vote, claims Sinn Féin
The Government should allow the public to vote on Irish neutrality, Sinn Féin has said. The party unveiled its policy document, Protecting Ireland’s Neutrality, at an event in Dublin on Thursday, reports Breaking News. Speaking to journalists at the launch, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou…
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OPW to use GPO as office space during a €500 million taxpayer-funded redevelopment
The Office of Public Works is to begin using the GPO as office space while plans to redevelop the landmark building get under way. The cost of regenerating the historic building on Dublin's O'Connell Street, which served as the headquarters of the 1916 Rising, is expected to come to between…
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New retirement age rights have are coming into effect from Monday
The Government has confirmed that new retirement age protections for employees will take effect from Monday, 29 June. Under the new legislation, qualifying workers will be entitled to stay in employment beyond their contractual retirement age where that age is lower than the State pension…
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Govt slammed as more than one-third of families in arrears on energy bills in last 12 months – claims Barnardo’s
New research carried out for the children's charity Barnardo's has found that just over one-third of families went into arrears on their energy bills at some point over the past 12 months. The findings show that 36% of those surveyed fell behind on their bills in the last year due to a lack…
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Fighting back! Major migrant protest planned from all communities at the Garden of Remembrance tomorrow from 2pm
Protesters from various different communities will rally at the Garden of Remembrance on Parnell Square at 2:30pm on Saturday, June 27th in a show of unity between the local grassroots resistance movements that have sprung up across Ireland. Irish people are finding themselves a minority in…
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Life & CultureIreland’s Absence Still Leaves Local Bettors Looking at World Cup Odds
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Life & CultureResponsible Screen Time: Practical Strategies for Balancing Digital and Real-World Life
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Life & CultureHow Common is Cosmetic Surgery in Ireland Compared to The Rest of the World
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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.
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. According to RTE News, Kelly who became Party leader in 2020 is expected to step down from his position after he …
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 …
