Claims of sexual abuse, physical violence and racial discrimination were among more than 335 complaints lodged by residents of IPAS centres about their accommodation last year. According to complaint records, a roof collapsed in a …
More and more young people are considering their options in relation to where they want to actually set their entire life up in. A considerable number of young people are contemplating starting a new life …
As one of the busiest airlines in the world, Ryanair is used by everyone from time to time, but as one social media user said “never fly with them if you can avoid it”. Ryanair, …
Image source: TheLiberal.ie Ireland was one of just two EU member states to record a fall in tourist bed nights last year, despite new records being set for tourism accommodation across the European Union overall. …
The Residential Tenancies Board received more than 7,000 notices of termination in the first quarter of 2026, the highest quarterly figure ever recorded since the data series began. New figures from the RTB showed that …
People are being urged to check their passports ahead of the busy summer holiday season. The Passport Service has introduced a ‘Don’t Be that Person’ campaign, using scenarios like “the groom missing his own stag …
A 39-yr-old woman has been jailed for one year after she and her daughter pleaded guilty to stealing six designer jackets worth more than €12,000 from Brown Thomas in Dublin. Cathriona Joyce and her daughter …
The Health Service Executive has spent nearly €33 million over the past three years sending a small number of patients abroad for psychiatric treatment, reports Breaking News. According to figures released under FOI, the average …
Tánaiste Simon Harris has defended a new levy requiring Government departments to implement efficiency savings, saying all members of the Cabinet are aware of their collective responsibilities. The expenditure levy, which will take effect from …
A study by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has found that the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) among Irish businesses is expected to result in job losses, particularly affecting highly educated workers, reports …
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