A major overhaul of the Fuel Allowance was confirmed in Budget 2026, with thousands of Irish households set to benefit from higher payments and broader eligibility rules next year. The Fuel Allowance, a vital welfare …
Gardaí have seized almost €20,000 worth of illegal fireworks after raiding a premises on the east of the country as part of a large-scale crackdown on illegal fireworks ahead of Halloween. Fireworks and a small …
Ireland has seen a rise in the number of young Ukrainian adults seeking temporary protection in recent weeks, reports RTE. This comes after the Ukrainian government made a decision two months ago to permit men …
More than nine in ten people in Ireland are concerned about the everyday cost of living due to price hikes, according to a major EU-wide survey released by the European Commission, reports Breaking News. The …
The Health Minister has rejected assertions by the primary contractor overseeing the National Children’s Hospital project, describing their claims about its progress as “not credible”, reports Breaking News. Jennifer Carroll MacNeill stated that only 15 …
A man in his 60s has died following a road traffic collision in Co Wicklow. The crash involving two vehicles happened on the R725 at Rath East, Shillelagh, Co Wicklow, on Friday, October 24th, at …
An Coimisiún Toghcháin has stated there “will clearly be a need for deeper and further reflection” after an unprecedented 13% of voters spoiled their ballots in the 2025 Presidential Election. The independent electoral authority acknowledged …
President-elect Catherine Connolly has pledged to serve as an “inclusive” president for everyone, saying in her address at Dublin Castle that, together, the people of Ireland can “shape a new Republic”. Messages of congratulations have …
A new study by climate experts at Maynooth University, in collaboration with Met Éireann, has revealed that human-induced climate change made Ireland’s record summer night-time temperatures this year 40 times more likely, reports RTE. The …
New data from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveals that food inflation climbed to 5.1% in August, marking its highest point since December 2023, when it had reached 5.6%, reports RTE. According to the CSO, …
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