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 …
Irish residents are being encouraged to apply for a new weekly social welfare-style scheme as applications for a permanent arts support programme have now opened. The Basic Income for the Arts scheme (BIA), expected to …
Giving young people in Ireland hope that they will be able to afford to buy or rent a home is the defining challenge of our time, Micheál Martin has said. The Fianna Fáil leader told …
Ireland’s rate of inflation climbed to 3.7% in the year to April 2026, the highest annual rate recorded in the Consumer Price Index since January 2024, when inflation stood at 4.1%, according to new figures …
A growing number of people leaving the Direct Provision system are entering homeless services in Dublin, according to the statutory authority responsible for addressing homelessness in the capital, reports RTE. The Dublin Region Homeless Executive …
Council of Europe Commissioner for Human Rights Michael O’Flaherty has expressed growing concern over what he described as “mounting fatigue and increasing debate” within the EU and across Europe about bringing emergency protections for Ukrainian …
Ireland has been making headlines in India for troubling reasons, following a number of violent incidents targeting Indians and people of Indian descent, reports RTE. “A six-year-old Indian-origin girl is the latest victim of racist …
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 …
The Government plans to phase out the use of tourist and commercial accommodation that is currently providing housing for up to 16,000 people from Ukraine. Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan obtained approval on the matter …
A new study has revealed that the State has established a “two-tier” asylum accommodation system, creating major deficiencies in oversight and regulation, reports RTE. The research, conducted by the Irish Centre for Human Rights in …
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