Jack Power

Jack Power

Jack Power is a reporter with The Irish Times.

Landlords must give three months eviction notice under new law

Increase to eviction notice periods to provide ‘welcome breathing space’

‘Alarming’ spike in fatal road crashes to date this year, with 83 people killed

Committee hears of increase in number of motorists found to be under the influence of drugs during Covid-19 pandemic

NBRU boss condemns National Transport Authority’s ‘disdain’ for bus drivers

Union official criticises comments from transport authority on drivers’ absences

Number of recorded Covid-19 cases up by 20% this week

Public transport services report pressure on staff numbers due to rising rate of infections

Weekly welfare rates should increase by €20 to tackle inflation - SVP

Charity pre-Budget submission argues for extension of Fuel Allowance payments

New head of senior civil service appointment body selected

Former A&L Goodbody partner appointed to civil service selection body

More than 200 emergency calls missed on Tuesday during BT Ireland outage

Investigation launched into outage of 999 phone line for over an hour on Tuesday morning

Job losses as journalists have to re-apply for roles at Sunday Times

Staff informed of cutbacks in series of meetings on Tuesday

Gifted students report feeling bored in class - study

Talented students describe ‘stigma’ of doing well in school, study finds

Delays reported at Dublin Airport check-in desks over busy weekend

Queues at check-in desks due to ‘staffing challenges’ facing airlines, airport management says

Planning reforms set to reduce legal challenges, developer lobby told

Institutional property lobby group criticises ‘dysfunctional planning system’

‘It’s a celebration’: Pride returns to Dublin streets after Covid cancellations

Annual LGBTQ+ parade will begin from Garden of Remembrance at noon on Saturday

Minister says army could be called in to assist with delays at Dublin airport

Dublin Airport prepares for busiest weekend since pre-pandemic period

Man suffers serious injuries in Fairview stabbing

Garda inquiry opens into north Dublin attack on Thursday night

Threshold survey finds ‘deteriorating’ sense of security among renters

Almost two-thirds of respondents said they were renting because they could not afford to buy a home