Non-bank lender ICS Mortgages became the first provider to raise rates after the ECB’s 0.75% hike this week. ICS will increase the fixed and variable rates of its own mortgages by 1%. The increase will …
Former US President Donald Trump has announced four rallies as he tries to support Republican candidates in the upcoming midterm elections, in which his party could take control of Congress. Trump, shaking off a series …
The government has announced more details of a new € 200 million plan that aims to help businesses grapple with the fallout from the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The economic crisis plan in Ukraine, announced …
Hundreds of people currently staying at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Northwood, North Dublin have received letters stating that they will have to leave the premises. The residents stayed at the hotel under a contract …
Justice Minister Helen McEntee will publish new legislation today to tackle hate crimes and hate speech. The Incitement to Violence or Hate Crimes Bill is designed to facilitate the prosecution of these crimes and includes …
Hungary’s popular, populist Prime Minister Victor Orban has vowed to defend his country from the machinations of the unelected EU elite. Hungary has always resisted empires and outlived them, Prime Minister Viktor Orban has outlined …
The president of the Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspectors (AGS) said members are “concerned” about plans to change licensing laws in Ireland. Justice Secretary Helen McEntee yesterday unveiled new laws that will allow nightclubs …
Irish turf, smoke coal and wet wood are banned from retail sale on Monday after final approval from Environment, Climate and Communications Minister Eamon Ryan. The new solid fuel regulations aim to improve air quality …
Germany has pioneered the legalisation of the purchase and possession of small amounts of marijuana for recreational use, a step that would leave it with one of the most liberal cannabis policies in Europe. The …
The government is working on a proposal to increase the pay for those who take in Ukrainian families from €400 a month to €800. It is likely that this increase in fees will also be …
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