In Dublin, hundreds of workers and owners of small businesses in the hospitality, tourism, retail, childcare, and other industries are protesting rising expenses and what they say is a lack of government support, reports RTE. …
In Dublin, hundreds of workers and owners of small businesses in the hospitality, tourism, retail, childcare, and other industries are protesting rising expenses and what they say is a lack of government support, reports RTE. …
After being accused of presenting a “giveaway Budget” in advance of the next election, the government has defended its spending intentions, reports Breaking News. Ministers Paschal Donohoe and Jack Chambers of Finance and Public Expenditure …
The government’s move to drop hate speech draft regulations has drawn criticism for being “cowardly,” reports Breaking News. On Saturday, Justice Minister Helen McEntee announced the removal of portions of the hate speech bill that …
According to Holly Cairns, the possibility of the Social Democrats gaining power “feels within reach,” reports Breaking News. The party’s head declared that her party will go to the polls, indicating that her party intended …
As Third Level Institutions prepare to reopen across the country the situation regarding student accommodation is more dire than it has ever been. As many students face the prospect of being forced to drop out …
According to Taoiseach Simon Harris, “regardless of the decision around Euro 2028,” the €50 million that the government has committed to the renovation of Belfast’s Casement Park would stay in place, reports RTE. Although he …
The government is facing criticism for thinking of making asylum seekers contribute to the cost of their housing, reports Breaking News. According to Doras, the government must guarantee that asylum seekers have the same access …
As a result of a ruling by Europe’s highest court, the Government “will respect” an order to recoup more than €13 billion in overdue taxes from Apple, reports Breaking News. The European Court of Justice …
Simon Harris, the Taoiseach, has refuted the claim that the government has reversed course on the matter of double stamp duty on multi-unit purchases, reports RTE. The government rejected a Sinn Féin plan to raise …
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