Pressure grows on housing minister over recent changes ↗
Front page leadPressure is increasing on Ireland's Housing Minister, James Browne, as a housing charity director criticizes recent announcements and questions his strategy.
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Pressure is increasing on Ireland's Housing Minister, James Browne, as a housing charity director criticizes recent announcements and questions his strategy.
Cars were set ablaze during disturbances across Dublin as part of Halloween events.
Elon Musk's social media platform X has transformed an anti-immigrant activist's court case into a global free speech debate.
Information is provided on the second season of the Irish crime drama series Crá.
Dr Pippa Hackett argues that Irish farming requires a significant change, emphasizing the need for more women in leadership roles.
Donald Trump stated that the United States has identified one or two additional targets in Iran.
An analysis explores methods for the Irish government to cease paying excessive rent subsidies to private landlords.
An overview of the political week highlights key figures and events, with a quote from the leader of Fine Gael expressing annoyance.
Contrary to common belief, larger sizes and multipacks of groceries can sometimes be more costly per unit, according to consumer advice.
Readers have detailed various expenses they have reduced, from Christmas visits to haircuts, due to the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.
A father has been accused of attacking gardaí with a handheld firework launcher during a Halloween bonfire event.
A new tower in Cork City is set to become Ireland's tallest apartment block, and an explanation of its development is provided.
The Health Service Executive (HSE) is not collecting millions of euros that pharmaceutical companies owe.
Irish universities have spent hundreds of thousands of euros on invasive animal experiments conducted overseas.
After nearly ten years of delays, the location for a mother and baby psychiatric unit has still not been determined.
The child and family agency, Tusla, is unable to provide figures on how many foster carers have been removed due to allegations or complaints.
An investigation seeks to identify the entities behind seaweed harvesting applications that cover over 14,000 hectares of Ireland's coast.
A discussion on local politics raises the question of whether local councillors should receive increased remuneration.
Munster was defeated by the Sharks with a score of 15-3 in a rugby match played in challenging weather conditions.
Dr Fiona Murphy explores the growing trend of people in Ireland using tarot readings for Halloween-themed spiritual experiences.
A fire crew in Kildare was attacked, prompting calls for the public to act responsibly during Halloween.
An investigation has been launched following the death of a man in his 30s while in garda custody.