Tánaiste Simon Harris has backed the Government’s plan to “swiftly” roll out rent controls across the entire country, reports Breaking News. This follows his statement in the Dáil that emergency legislation would be introduced next …
According to a major new assessment on Ireland by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), rents should be freely modified between leases in a substantial adjustment to current limits, reports RTE. The discovery …
The Dáil has been told that ‘on-the-spot’ actions are necessary to address youth anti-social behaviour, reports RTE. Independent TD Paul Gogarty said it’s important that young people who commit minor offences like assaults face consequences. …
The businessman arrested in relation to the disappearance of Anne McCarrick has been released without charge. This morning, Gardaí have begun searching for human remains as part of their investigation into the murder of Annie …
The Minister for Social Protection has defended emergency financial assistance provided to some Ukrainian refugees for car repairs, reports The Irish Examiner. Dara Calleary explained that additional needs payments are available to anyone in the …
People have questions about just what exactly happened to a number of disabilities campaigners who go trapped in a lift in Leinster House. A group of people with disabilities, invited to Leinster House to provide …
Stormont ministers have appealed for calm after a second consecutive night of unrest in Ballymena, reports RTE. Police have arrested five individuals following what has been described as “serious disorder” on Monday night. Over the …
Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn has stated that those responsible for the recent violence and destruction in Ballymena will face legal consequences, reports RTE. Mr Benn said: “I utterly condemn the terrible scenes of civil …
A one-night hotel stay for Tánaiste Simon Harris, Ireland’s Ambassador to the UK Martin Fraser, and a team of six civil servants came with a cost of nearly €4,200 to Irish taxpayers, reports Breaking News. …
The number of individuals applying for international protection in Ireland has dropped by over 40% in the first quarter of this year compared to the same timeframe in 2024, reports RTE. Between January and March …
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