46 m. ago New rental regulations will allow landlords increase rents if previous tenant leaves voluntarily

Rents for existing tenants in the entire country will also be brought under the current Rent Pressure Zone system.

Politics

1 hour ago Russia and Ukraine exchange prisoners of war in first of series of planned swaps

Kyiv and Moscow remain far apart on ending the war, now in its fourth year

Events

3 h. ago Carl O’Brien: How will ‘difficult’ exams be graded over the coming weeks?

Marking schemes to be drawn up for exams shortly will take account of exams which papers were ‘hard’ or ‘easy’

Politics

3 h. ago Busy week for Portsalon Golf Club Ladies in trying conditions

Main pic: The Intermediate Foursomes Home Team in Portsalon Golf Club, from L-R: Pamela Clinton, Marian Overend, Deirdre Hensey and… The post Busy week for Portsalon Golf Club Ladies in trying conditions appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Events

3 h. ago Care homes exposé: 'We need to reverse the privatisation of our social care sector'

Last week’s programme shows our governments need to get over their blind devotion to the profit-making model of care, writes Sinéad McGarry.

Politics

4 h. ago Proposed changes to rent rules will incentivise evictions, housing charity warns

Property owners group says planned reforms, set to go before Cabinet on Tuesday, would be unfair to private landlords

Events

4 h. ago DAA Bemoans €500M Cost Of Planning Delays As Hotel Sector Waits On Decisions

DAA Bemoans €500M Cost Of Planning Delays As Hotel Sector Waits On Decisions  Bisnow

Economics

4 h. ago I swapped stressful Dublin commute to buy €129k first home in Spain at 28

I swapped stressful Dublin commute to buy €129k first home in Spain at 28  The Irish Sun

Economics

5 h. ago Ireland’s public services reform and digitalisation minister to address Lab 2025

Ireland’s public services reform and digitalisation minister to address Lab 2025 -  Global Government Fintech

Politics

6 h. ago Harris praises Madleen volunteers for highlighting ‘urgent need for humanitarian aid’ to reach Gaza

Tánaiste says it should not be left to a ‘small group of civilians’ to get aid into the territory

Politics

6 h. ago URC Team of the Week: Sione Tuipulotu breaks up the Leinster and Bulls duopoly as Ireland stars and Springboks hopefuls hit form in semi

URC Team of the Week: Sione Tuipulotu breaks up the Leinster and Bulls duopoly as Ireland stars and Springboks hopefuls hit form in semi-finals  Planet Rugby

Events

6 h. ago New initiative aims to capture stories of LGBTQ+ young people in Ireland

New initiative aims to capture stories of LGBTQ+ young people in Ireland  gcn.ie

Politics

7 h. ago Fáilte Ireland gets green light to create food hall in vacant church near Grafton Street

“It is envisaged that the proposed food hall will showcase the best of local and Irish produce.”

Politics

7 h. ago Ireland to exempt sitting tenants from rent cap changes By Reuters

Ireland to exempt sitting tenants from rent cap changes By Reuters  Investing.com

Politics

8 h. ago Public order policing: Gardaí show off new water cannon truck and riot gear

Each truck has the capacity to carry 5,200 litres of water.

Events

8 h. ago O’Connor explains how Dublin plan on making a positive out of 2024's 'huge hurt'

O’Connor explains how Dublin plan on making a positive out of 2024's 'huge hurt'  The Irish Sun

Politics

9 h. ago Explainer: Why does the Government want to get rid of Rent Pressure Zones?

A change to how Ireland’s rental system is regulated has been bubbling for some months now.

Politics

9 h. ago ‘This is like living the dream’: Communities turn builders to beat the housing crisis in Barcelona

Can Ireland learn lessons from how other European countries are building social housing?

Events

9 h. ago Irish renewables take a third of electricity generation, interconnection increasingly key

Irish renewables take a third of electricity generation, interconnection increasingly key  current-news.co.uk

Politics

11 h. ago CMAT: ‘Ireland is a really hard place to live unless you have money, which we didn’t’

Irish pop star CMAT on body shaming, growing up in Ireland, capitalism and her third album, Euro-Country

Politics