99 m. ago Will the new rental reforms work? Many industry observers are sceptical

Proposals to ease restrictions on rent increases for newly built homes in rent pressure zones will go before Cabinet on Tuesday

Economics

7 h. ago Ireland’s economic data is bonkers but puts us in the spotlight

Ireland’s economic data is bonkers but puts us in the spotlight  The Irish Times

Economics

9 h. ago Dereliction in Ireland: 'Something is rotten in the Irish property industry'

Taking a look at dangerous, derelict buildings around the country, Jude Sherry and Dr Frank O’Connor say it’s time the government grasped the nettle.

Politics

27 h. ago Tourism Ireland Launches its ‘Ireland Unrushed’ Campaign to Attract Overseas Visitors

Tourism Ireland Launches its ‘Ireland Unrushed’ Campaign to Attract Overseas Visitors  Travel And Tour World

Politics

33 h. ago Which counties pay the most in taxes and which sectors are bankrolling the State?

Ireland's highly concentrated tax base has been revealed in new data

Economics

34 h. ago Cliff Taylor: The Irish economy grew by 22 per cent over the past year. Yes, you read that right

Ireland’s economic data is mind-bending. Here’s how to understand what is really going on

Politics

35 h. ago HSE was aware of report on allegations of toxic culture and waiting list irregularities, CHI tells Minister

Internal report ‘discussed’ with senior Health Service Executive figure at performance review meetings

Events

38 h. ago Meet Ireland’s newest generation of politicians: ‘Young people want radical change. The patience is wearing thin’

Meet Ireland’s newest generation of politicians: ‘Young people want radical change. The patience is wearing thin’  The Irish Independent

Politics

41 h. ago Campaigners seek to meet Minister as inquiry into drug that causes birth defects yet to begin

It has been almost a year since a chairperson was appointed to lead the inquiry into the historical licensing and use of the drug.

Politics

45 h. ago Tourism Ireland Launches ‘Ireland Unrushed’ Campaign Boosting International Arrivals

Tourism Ireland Launches ‘Ireland Unrushed’ Campaign Boosting International Arrivals  Travel And Tour World

Society

46 h. ago Unions to meet with Wellman examiner to discuss possible sale

Cavan recycling facility employs 217 people but management has warned of potential need for job losses

Politics

46 h. ago Wellman staff unions to meet examiner to discuss possible sale of Cavan plant

Cavan recycling facility employs 217 people but management has warned of potential need for job losses

Economics

46 h. ago ‘Arts’ dropped from department’s title after series of renamings following Coalition shake

Tourism and Gaeltacht move to other portfolios from Department of Culture, Communications and Sport

Politics

48 h. ago AWS Health Data & AI Day Dublin 2025: EHDS implementation and healthcare innovation

AWS Health Data & AI Day Dublin 2025: EHDS implementation and healthcare innovation  Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Politics

48 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

51 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

52 h. ago Nearly 800 houses are lying vacant in the State for over a year, according to data

Dublin accounts for 27% of all the derelict properties.

Politics

53 h. ago Bad weather and lack of public transport among barriers keeping people from nature last Summer

While people cited bad weather and a lack of public transport as barriers to being in nature, only 3% of those surveyed didn’t spend any time in nature last summer.

Politics

53 h. ago Three Donegal businesses make prestigious Export Industry Awards Shortlist

The Irish Exporters Association has announced that three Donegal-based businesses have been shortlisted for the prestigious Export Industry Awards. Atlanfish… The post Three Donegal businesses make prestigious Export Industry Awards Shortlist appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Economics

54 h. ago Businessman fired for 'old school' methods of meeting clients on golf course loses age discrimination claim

He told the WRC that he had been headhunted by Scotts Fuels from his previous job where he had over 28 years of proven success in sales and client relationships

Events