Government will ‘keep an open mind’ on extra powers for Covid-19 committee, says Harris
Taoiseach says he will ‘move swiftly’ to provide clarity on general election once Finance Bill is passed
Almost 50% of Dublin companies believe working from home makes no difference to productivity
Businesses flag traffic congestion and housing as key issues, with focus on Greater Dublin area
Mortgage to rent scheme extended to include higher priced homes
From Friday, homes worth €515,000, up from €450,000, will now be eligible for the initiative, as well as apartments or town houses worth €385,000
Paschal Donohoe criticises toll road price increases
Minister for Public Expenditure ‘reluctant’ to see anything that adds to the cost of living as TII announces 10 cent increase on M50 tolls for unregistered vehicles
Kyran Durnin was ‘lost in the system’, says Education Minister Norma Foley
Fianna Fáil TD expecting a report from Tusla over the coming days into the troubling case of the child’s disappearance in 2022
‘Constant conflict’ within Government over ambitious approaches to climate action, Roderic O’Gorman says
Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman said he assumed the General Election date would be November 29th
Colin Farrell among participants as 22,000 run in Dublin Marathon
Farrell (48) crossed the finish line in just over four hours, pushing his friend Emma Fogarty (40), who suffers from a rare skin condition
Blood being imported to Ireland from the UK to address shortage
Blood Transfusion Service confirms supply of foreign blood required for the first time since 2022
M50 toll to rise in new year for some drivers, while Dublin Port Tunnel fee to rise during rush hour
Minister Darragh O’Brien called on operators ‘not to proceed’ with increases
Home of Gerry Hutch raided by gardaí as part of Spanish investigation into organised crime group
Joint operation between gardaí and Spanish police targets group believed to be involved in money laundering
Minister concedes Government’s new housing targets not yet set
Fianna Fáil TD says keeping Help to Buy and the First Home schemes would be red line issues for party in any coalition talks
Dublin’s next Luas line has been approved, we asked those who’ll be served by it what they think
Cabinet has approved Dublin’s next Luas line, which could bring trams to Finglas by 2031. About 60,000 people would be served by it. We asked some what they think
Number of homeless deaths in Dublin reaches 40 so far this year, records show
HRB analysis shows those who died while homeless were much younger than the Irish average at the time of their death
George Galloway’s legal team to ask X to file defamation defence in High Court
Former British MP took action against the social media platform two years ago after it labelled his account ‘Russian state-affiliated media’
Taoiseach Simon Harris to ‘engage with Coalition leaders’ before deciding on election date after O’Gorman’s comments
Mr O’Gorman said he will be telling his Coalition partners, the Taoiseach and the Tánaiste, on Monday that November 29th is ‘the date to go’ to the polls