Taoiseach Micheál Martin’s Cork office vandalised amid ‘personal threats’
Office daubed with red paint with words ‘Zionist pawn’ painted on a window
Will rent reform hitting holiday lets irk Coalition’s own Ministers?
Questions over electricity supply for data centres plague the Government
Thousands of holiday lets will need planning permission due to Rent Pressure Zone changes
Coalition could face a backlash from ministers in affected areas
Appeals against initial refusal of Domiciliary Care Allowance successful 60% of time
A third of families who applied for the payment were turned down
No ‘special exemptions’ for students under latest Rent Pressure Zone system, James Browne says
Minister defends pace of Government moves after claims landlords in areas not covered by RPZs raising rents before the law extended
Planning objections now a legal industry as ‘people run down to Four Courts’, official claims
New 12-person taskforce is attempting to unblock barriers to key projects
Capacity at Oberstown Child Detention Campus to be slightly extended
Lack of space at State’s main youth detention centre for teenagers accused of being armed with machine gun during burglary
Israel-Iran escalation may see rainy days ahead
Political figures are citing the global uncertainty as a reason for prudence in the upcoming Budget 2026
Tusla copy-and-paste process could lead to false claims on children’s files, Aontú claim
Peadar Tóibín says he is concerned that false claims on files could lead to children being ‘wrongly or unnecessarily taken into care’
New tier of child benefit could be introduced in October budget
Number in consistent poverty up 45,000 over one year, notes recent report
Micheál Martin calls for urgent cessation of Israel-Iran conflict and end to violence in Gaza
Taoiseach criticises Tehran and Tel Aviv, warning of risk to regional and global stability
A Gaeltacht tragedy: ‘I never would have sent her if I thought anything was wrong’
The mother of a teenager who died from a heart condition on a hike at a Connemara Irish college wants answers from a hospital group
Buildings designed as creches are being sold as residential homes
Government Ministers working to update planning regulations to prevent change of use of childcare facilities
Tánaiste told Trump trade representative tariffs ‘threaten’ US-Ireland relationship
Simon Harris met with Jamieson Greer to discuss ending trade dispute
Accommodation sought for 500 refugees under international resettlement plan
Ireland fell behind on commitments made in 2020-2023 to bring in 2,900 refugees