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THE Government has been blasted for failing to tackle Ireland’s deepening housing crisis. A new study reveals soaraway gaff ...
Defeat may be the outcome ‘if we hold this referendum without a proper debate ... without letting people know what this means ...
New powers for the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission planned as Micheál Martin hosts competitiveness summit ...
The European Commission has told the Government that in order for Ireland to retain a nitrates derogation for farmers from ...
A new report has revealed that Ireland's prisons were operating at 12% above capacity at the start of 2025, despite some 300 ...
The Housing Minister has proposed new guidelines to cut apartment building costs by reducing minimum unit sizes.
Ireland is set to follow Denmark in becoming one of the first countries to clamp down on the creation and dissemination of AI ...
Ireland should broaden its tax base to ensure its budget protects ... fragmentation,” Governor Gabriel Makhlouf wrote in a pre-budget letter to the Irish government.
The Health Service Executive said there are 'lessons to be learned' from Australia, which banned the use of the machines in ...
Over the last three budgets, a cut of €1,000 was applied to the contribution fee for third-level students, but it is expected ...
Ireland's government is likely ending a €1,000 student fee relief introduced in 2022, potentially raising the annual student contribution to €3,000 by the 2025-26 academic year.
The National Gallery of Ireland has announced the acquisition of Jack B. Yeats’s iconic painting, Singing ‘The Dark Rosaleen’ ...