The Social Protection Minister has confirmed that the additional €420 stipend for newborns proposed in the Budget will be given to parents of infants delivered in December, reports RTE. In the past 24 hours, Heather …
Yesterday evening, several tents used by asylum seekers were taken down from a part of Dublin’s Grand Canal, reports RTE. According to Gardaí, the International Protection Accommodation Service’s contact details were given to the tent …
Pearse Doherty of Sinn Féin has called the Government “serial wasters” who treat people with “contempt” and rejected Budget 2025 as fluff, reports RTE. Following Minister Jack Chambers’ and Paschal Donohoe’s budget addresses, the Donegal …
The Minister for Integration has indicated that the €800 tax-free monthly recognition payment for homeowners who rent to persons escaping the conflict in Ukraine is now being reviewed, reports RTE. Roderic O’Gorman, however, issued a …
The government is finalising a €2 billion cost-of-living package in advance of today’s budget release, reports Breaking News. Budget 2025 calls for two child benefit double payments, potentially before the year ends. It is also …
After what a court called a “cowardly attack,” two brothers who pleaded guilty to assaulting two gardaí who were not on duty have been forced to pay additional compensation to their victims, reports Sunday World. …
Trial for allegedly unjustly detaining another man at an Indian restaurant in County Donegal will take place for two brothers, reports The Mirror. Following the alleged incident at the Taste of India restaurant in Letterkenny …
In relation to a brutal attack on a lady at an apartment in Dublin’s north inner city, seven males and an adolescent are being questioned by the Gardaí, reports RTE. Seated against her will, the …
The Minister for Integration has indicated that the €800 tax-free monthly recognition payment for homeowners who rent to persons escaping the conflict in Ukraine is now being reviewed, reports RTE. Roderic O’Gorman, however, issued a …
As part of its alternative budget, Sinn Féin has promised to do away with the TV license, cut childcare expenses to €10 per day, and eliminate the universal social charge (USC) for typical workers, reports …
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