4 h. ago Big shift in favour of dairy farming among scenarios proposed in government's land reforms

The draft recommendations have caused anger among environmentalists and some farmers.

Politics

8 h. ago Opinion: Dublin's streets are a mess, and not enough is being done to fix them

The council and government are in denial about the state of our capital city, writes Gus Landy.

Politics

16 h. ago Murdered farmer Michael Gaine was not afraid to be ‘soft, loving and kind’, funeral told

Widow of ‘proud Kerryman and even prouder Kenmare man’ carries urn from church in sheepskin-lined basket

Events

16 h. ago Michael Gaine funeral hears of ‘idyllic’ community struck by ‘something terrible’

Murdered farmer loved life and ‘never had an evil bone in his body’, mourners told

Events

17 h. ago Michael Gaine remembered as 'proud Kerry man' who 'loved life' at funeral

The 56-year-old’s remains were discovered on his farm last month.

Politics

17 h. ago Michael Gaine remembered as loving relative and proud Kerry man

There were searches for Michael Gaine before human remains found on his land were positively identified as his.

Politics

19 h. ago Threat of industrial action in secondary schools as ASTI rejects Leaving Cert reform package

The second level teachers union voted 67% in favour of industrial action in opposition to the implementation of the reforms.

Events

19 h. ago Social Farming Ireland seeking more family farms to join network

Social Farming Ireland seeking more family farms to join network  Agriland

Politics

20 h. ago Man mistakenly deported to El Salvador brought back to US to face charges

Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s mistaken deportation became a political flashpoint in the US government’s intensified immigration enforcement.

Politics

21 h. ago Funeral of Michael Gaine to take place in Kenmare this morning

The 56-year-old’s remains were discovered on his farm last month.

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32 h. ago Secondary schools face threat of industrial action after ASTI rejects Leaving Cert reform package

Second level teachers now divided after TUI voted to back measures last week

Events

34 h. ago O'Callaghan claims banning child deportations would make system 'untenable' following criticism

There has been outcry after a number of children were removed from Ireland on the chartered flight by the government this week.

Events

36 h. ago Opposition hits out as Government Department drops 'Arts' from its name

A spokesperson said the name was changed from ‘Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media’ to shorten it.

Politics

39 h. ago Government working to bring Irish resident who was imprisoned in Iraq home, says Taoiseach

It was confirmed last night Australian-born Irish resident Robert Pether has been released on bail after four years of imprisonment.

Events

39 h. ago City social housing tenants facing first rent hikes in six years

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Social housing tenants in the city are facing hefty rent hikes – and the matter will likely dominate a council meeting on Monday. Galway City Council has defended the proposal, pointing out there’s been no increases since 2019. It says in recent years, rents collected are not […] The post City social housing tenants facing first rent hikes in six years appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

40 h. ago Dublin City Council to spend almost €6m on four new public toilets

Two of the proposed units will be on the north side of the city, and two on the south side.

Economics

40 h. ago Children deported this week are 'victims for a state wanting to look tough', Dublin TD says

There has been outcry after a number of children were removed from Ireland on the chartered flight by the government this week.

Events

41 h. ago Dublin Farms eyes future growth with new potato packing shed

Dublin Farms eyes future growth with new potato packing shed  The Produce News

Politics

45 h. ago Over half of empty council homes in Donegal vacant for more than 12 months

Donegal Sinn Féin TDs Deputy Pearse Doherty and Deputy Pádraig Mac Lochlainn today slammed the government for failing to resource… The post Over half of empty council homes in Donegal vacant for more than 12 months appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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45 h. ago Lack of childcare in Donegal now at ‘crisis point’ as council demands government action

A Donegal County Councillor says the lack of childcare in the county must be urgently highlighted to the government. Sinn… The post Lack of childcare in Donegal now at ‘crisis point’ as council demands government action appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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