Enoch Burke has been arrested and taken to Mountjoy Prison following a High Court order issued last week that committed him for contempt of court. In his judgment, Mr Justice Brian Cregan described Mr Burke …
Bookmakers have dramatically shortened the odds on Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan succeeding as the next Fianna Fáil leader amid growing unease surrounding Taoiseach Micheál Martin. Ladbrokes now list Mr O’Callaghan as the firm favourite to …
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has firmly rejected claims that Ukraine bears responsibility for Russia’s full-scale invasion. In recent statements, he underscored that Moscow launched the unprovoked aggression against a sovereign nation in February 2022, violating international …
A landlord has been ordered to pay €20,000 in compensation after he threatened a tenant with eviction when asked to accept a Housing Assistance Payment contribution towards the rent. The Workplace Relations Commission determined that …
A man in his 70s has died after a house fire broke out in Co Tipperary yesterday evening. Gardaí and emergency services attended the scene following reports of a blaze at a home in Carrigeen, …
Cabinet is set to consider proposals tomorrow that would require asylum seekers to pay towards the cost of their State-provided accommodation. Under the plan, those in the International Protection Accommodation System (IPAS) would contribute a …
EU Migration Commissioner Magnus Brunner has said Ireland is in a “very strong” position to implement the Migration and Asylum Pact, describing the Citywest accommodation centre for International Protection applicants as an example of “best …
As one social media user said: “She did an atrocious job in Education and Justice, let’s see what disaster she does with Foreign Affairs”. Fine Gael deputy leader Helen McEntee has started her new role …
The two men who sadly died in a crash in Gormanstown, Co Meath this morning, have been named locally. The crash happened around 6:30am on Monday morning and involved a car, a bus and lorry. …
The Government has opened a public consultation inviting feedback from the public, employers and other stakeholders on the right to request remote working. The rules, introduced in March 2024, require both employers and employees to …
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