Garden homes registered under new laws, South Dublin busiest ↗
Front page leadNew planning laws in Ireland now allow backyard cabins to be built without planning permission, with South Dublin being the busiest area for registrations.
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New planning laws in Ireland now allow backyard cabins to be built without planning permission, with South Dublin being the busiest area for registrations.
Four emerging Irish musical acts performed on the main stage at Electric Picnic, in a showcase backed by Tinie Tempah.
The government has decided not to release a confidential email concerning Aughinish sanctions, citing commercial sensitivity.
A murder investigation is underway after a man was found dead and a child was seriously injured in County Tyrone, Northern Ireland.
An analysis highlights concerns among pensioners about how they will afford to heat their homes during the winter, reflecting the 'grey vote' concerns.
Andy Burnham's visit to Northern Ireland did not result in a breakthrough for the Stormont Executive, raising questions about its survival.
The 'No' vote is progressing in Iceland's EU referendum as vote counting continues.
The death toll from floods in Nepal has exceeded 700, with overnight rain hampering rescue efforts in affected areas.
The FactCheck editor suggests Ireland should critically assess the value of investments from figures like Mark Zuckerberg.
Following the death of country music icon Dolly Parton, there has been an outpouring of tributes from the music, film, and political worlds.