1 hour ago Restaurant review: I really wanted to like this new Dublin 2 spot, but it just doesn’t hit the mark

It feels as though nobody one has bothered to taste the finished dishes and that means the prices start to pinch

Events

6 h. ago Average house prices in Ireland now eight times higher than earnings

Average house prices in Ireland now eight times higher than earnings - MyHome.ie  The Irish Times

Politics

7 h. ago World Cup qualifiers: Isaac Price feels Northern Ireland have 'confidence and come arrogance' against top sides

World Cup qualifiers: Isaac Price feels Northern Ireland have 'confidence and come arrogance' against top sides  BBC

Politics

7 h. ago Civil servants' review of Budget 2026 shows poverty will rise next year

In a damning review, the body said Budget 2026 will lead to average income losses across all income groups.

Politics

9 h. ago Emmanuel Macron to name new French prime minister within 48 hours

Outgoing premier Sebastien Lecornu resigned early Monday after less than a month in office in the wake of appointing a pro-Macron cabinet that caused consternation on the right and left.

Politics

9 h. ago Spiritans to sell Tipperary farm to fund compensation for abuse survivors

Rockwell Farm to be sold on open market with anticipated price of over €20m

Events

12 h. ago Conamara café owner says VAT cut will barely offset other cost increases he's facing

Although it seems a reduction in VAT for hospitality businesses next year may cut costs, other rising costs such as extra payments for pensions and a rise in the minimum wage almost cancel these out, says a café owner in Conamara.

Politics

13 h. ago Ireland Boosts VFX Tax Credit to 40%, Extends Digital Games Incentive in Budget 2026

Ireland Boosts VFX Tax Credit to 40%, Extends Digital Games Incentive in Budget 2026  Variety

Politics

14 h. ago Buyers fear VAT cut on apartment sales could be a double whammy

Cut to exit tax for investors welcomed as small first step to reform of taxation on investments but little cheer on childcare

Economics

14 h. ago No repeat of last year's bumper child benefit payments this Christmas

Child benefit remains at €140 per month per child.

Politics

16 h. ago Woman says woodland sex assault was ‘attack on sense of safety’

Teen receives 18-month detention for attack on walker

Events

16 h. ago Ireland's housing market 'pausing for breath' as price inflation 'finally slowing down', report finds

Ireland's housing market 'pausing for breath' as price inflation 'finally slowing down', report finds  Irish Examiner

Economics

21 h. ago Minister for Housing says tax cut is because developers 'can't break even' on apartments

Speaking on RTÉ’s Morning Ireland today, Browne defended the Government’s decision to include a VAT cut for property developers who build new apartments.

Politics

21 h. ago Housing Minister: New tax cut on apartments was brought in because developers 'can't break even'

Builders will see VAT on completed apartments drop from 13.5% to 9%.

Politics

25 h. ago Former Atlantic Mills factory in Longford sees price cut to €4.95m

Industrial/warehouse of 360,000sq ft on 78 acres now for sale with tenant paying €247,000 rent for section of building

Economics

25 h. ago South African investor pays €1.325m for Airways Industrial Estate unit

Price paid represents 13% premium on amount sought for fully let investment

Economics

30 h. ago Budget 2026: From carbon tax to cigarettes, here's what changed at midnight

The price of a packet of cigarettes increased at midnight, as did the price of diesel and petrol.

Politics

32 h. ago ‘You’ve been getting away with it’: Housing Minister declares ‘war on dereliction’

A new Derelict Property Tax was announced as part of Budget 2026 to replace the Derelict Sites Levy.

Politics

33 h. ago Government extends €1,000 renters tax credit despite warning from Department of Finance

Officials said today that the credit only tackles symptoms and not the ‘root cause’ of market dysfunction.

Events

34 h. ago State spending watchdog concerned that Budget 2026 takes corporation tax receipts for granted

It says the current rate of spending is “much faster than the sustainable growth rate of the Irish economy”.

Economics