Officials warned of ‘uncertainty’ in housing completions outlook
Internal Department of Housing report set out 10 selected 2024 forecasts, with all but two below 40,000
Trump tariffs: Why did he pause abruptly, what happens next and what does it mean for Ireland?
Lengthy negotiations beckon after US president pauses most threatened reciprocal tariffs for 90 days
Churches should ‘do the right thing’ on mother-and-baby home redress, Norma Foley says
Government faces steep legal barriers to compelling orders to contribute to €800m redress scheme, say experts
South Dublin County Council seeks pass from itself for land deemed taxable on its own map
Local authority among landowners caught by residential zoned land tax
Church orders’ refusal to pay mother-and-baby home redress leaves Government with dilemma
Any attempt to force payment from church orders would be fraught with legal difficulty, expert says
Just one religious order has made ‘serious offer’ of cash redress to mother-and-baby home survivors
Government negotiator Sheila Nunan has submitted a final report with conclusions from talks with seven Catholic bodies and the Church of Ireland
Housing land dezoned in Dundalk despite regulator’s intervention
The site, owned by Glenveagh, had been earmarked for some 500 new homes
Rider in the storm: financier in €74m Gibraltar fraud was captain of Ireland’s national polo team
Richard Fagan spoke of taking the Irish team to the Olympics but he dropped out of the Irish polo scene as financial regulators moved to tackle a vast fraud in his business
Officials cast doubt weeks before election that 2024 housing targets would be hit
Repeated campaign claims that 40,000 new homes would be delivered last year proved drastically wrong
Complaint sent to regulator over An Bord Pleanála’s scrutiny of wind farm cases
Community & Environmental Protection Alliance claims HSE is precluded from reviewing developments that could affect public health
False Facebook reports about alleged rape sparked fatal Myanmar riots, new book claims
Claims survived for hours as Dublin office scrambled to find ‘Burmese guy’ to review content
Irish government gave Facebook a ‘special phone’ in case of problems, former executive claims
Details of Irish efforts to court company if difficulties encountered in Dublin included in new book
Land transaction between Tipperary council and big developer should be investigated, says councillor
The transfer to Tetrarch Capital of a freehold interest in a Clonmel hotel has been questioned by Niall Dennehy
Heather Humphreys waited a year to settle Charities Regulator conflict of interest
Then minister was told in January 2024 that regulator had concern about dual board roles, files show
Peter McVerry Trust: Assisi House care home latest problem for beleaguered charity
Secular Franciscan Order donated property, land and other assets to the trust now mired in turmoil