6 h. ago Britain and allies sanction two Israeli ministers as Gazan authorities say gunfire kills dozens at food aid site

Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich will face a travel ban and see their assets frozen

Politics

8 h. ago Michael Healy Rae’s property management firm records over €840,000 in profit over two years

Kerry TD’s Rosemont House in Tralee, used to house Ukrainian refugees, has received €1.22m over two years

Economics

8 h. ago Britain and allies sanction two Israeli ministers as Israeli gunfire kills at least 17

Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich will face a travel ban and see their assets frozen

Politics

9 h. ago Convoy of activists on way to Gaza to demand an end to Israeli hostilities

Fleet of vehicles travelling from Tunis is expected to swell as it journeys through Libya and Egypt

Politics

10 h. ago US marines deployed to LA have not yet responded to immigration protests

The troops are only in the city to protect federal property, officials said, as President Donald Trump clamped down on immigration protests.

Politics

10 h. ago OPW says it will make a report to gardaí after staff confronted by Castletown House protestors

An ongoing standoff between the Office of Public Works and local protestors continued at the historic propoerty today.

Politics

11 h. ago Tax rebate agent appears on Revenue's list of tax defaulters

On its website, the company says that it is due to the ‘complexity of the process’ that Irish taxpayers do not receive their full rebates.

Politics

11 h. ago Home of the late RTÉ broadcaster Marian Finucane and husband John Clarke goes on sale at €1.35m

Streamstown House in Naas, Co Kildare, described by selling agent as a 'rare and remarkable residence' sits on 22 acres and features Japanese gardens

Economics

11 h. ago Marian Finucane and John Clarke’s home goes on sale at €1.35m

Streamstown House in Naas, Co Kildare, described by selling agent as a 'rare and remarkable residence' sits on 22 acres and features Japanese gardens

Economics

11 h. ago Landlords to be allowed increase new rents to market rates every six years

A no-fault eviction ban will be in place for the first six years of new indefinite tenancy agreements.

Politics

11 h. ago Landlords to be allowed reset rents every six years for new tenancies signed next year

A no-fault eviction ban will be in place for the first six years of new indefinite tenancy agreements.

Politics

12 h. ago Nationwide rent controls planned as Government looks at higher landlord fines

James Browne said rents are ‘way too high’ in Ireland, but would not comment on when he expected them to fall.

Politics

13 h. ago Trump administration ‘creating uncertainty’ for pillar two implementation: PwC Ireland

Trump administration ‘creating uncertainty’ for pillar two implementation: PwC Ireland  International Tax Review

Politics

14 h. ago 'Significant increase' in allegations of abuse against Catholic Church members, report says

The National Board for Safeguarding Children in the Catholic Church said there were 385 allegations made last year.

Events

14 h. ago Rent Pressure Zones: Landlords could face stiffer fines for breaking rent rules

Government agrees to extend Rent Pressure Zones and allow higher rent increases in new-builds

Events

14 h. ago New 'reasonable' rent regulations mean rents will fall, but Minister unsure of when

Landlords will be allowed to evict tenants or increase rents by more than 2% after six years of the tenancy.

Politics

16 h. ago New rent rules 'reasonable', says Minister, as govt to scrap cap on rent increases for new tenants

He is proposing that rents for existing tenants in the entire country will be brought under control under the current Rent Pressure Zone (RPZ) system.

Politics

17 h. ago First office block ready for business on former Waterford Crystal factory site

Building One at 37-acre Glassworks enterprise quarter capable of accommodating 800 workers

Politics

19 h. ago Councillors unite against plans to increase social housing rents

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM City Councillors have united against plans to increase social housing rents for the first time in six years. Under proposals from council management, rents would increase by half of one percent each year over the next six years. But a key sticking point is the blanket removal […] The post Councillors unite against plans to increase social housing rents appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

21 h. ago The Irish Times view on Ireland’s budget policy: betting on a tax boom

The Irish Times view on Ireland’s budget policy: betting on a tax boom  The Irish Times

Events