A salary cap of €500,000 at AIB and PTSB is set to be removed, according to Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe, reports Breaking News. The announcement followed the Government’s sale of its remaining 2 per …
A wave of heat coming from southern Europe is on course to bring soaring temperatures to Ireland in the coming days, according to updated expert forecasts, reports The Mirror. The latest weather maps show several …
Ireland’s exports declined by 43 per cent in April compared to March 2025, according to new figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO), reports Breaking News. While exports rose by €2.5 billion (12.7 per …
The Government has given the green light to extend rent controls across the country in an effort to safeguard renters, reports Breaking News. It has also approved the publication of the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) Bill …
Minister for Justice, Jim O’Callaghan has announced that the Cabinet has given the green light for the State to buy the Citywest Hotel and its surrounding campus in Dublin for €148.2 million, reports RTE. The …
Carlo Acutis, set to become the first Catholic saint from the millennial generation, will be canonised on 7 September, according to an announcement from Pope Leo, reports RTE. Carlo, who was born in the UK …
Two brothers of convicted killer Jozef Puska, along with their wives, have been found guilty of offences relating to their actions following the 2022 murder of teacher Ashling Murphy, reports RTE. Marek Puska and Lubomir …
Under new proposals going before Cabinet next week, rents for newly constructed homes will no longer be limited to a 2% annual increase but will instead be linked to inflation rates, reports RTE. Housing Minister …
The Minister for Housing has defended recent initiatives aimed at regulating the rental sector, stating they aim to fairly balance tenant protections with the need to encourage investment, reports RTE. While speaking in Galway this …
The public is being encouraged to recycle vapes and e-cigarettes after a report revealed they accounted for a third of all electrical items sold in Ireland last year. The study, carried out by Waste Electrical …
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