10 h. ago Henry Mount Charles obituary: Affable, striking figure who brought rock music to Slane

Mount Charles was determined not to be stuck in the aloof mould of ascendancy life, but to make Slane and himself part of modern Ireland

Events

10 h. ago Ireland is the second most expensive EU country, figures show

Alcohol and tobacco prices in Ireland are the most expensive in the EU at 205% of the average

Politics

11 h. ago TD first to tell Justice Minister gardaí supplied guns to Carlow gunman

Alan Kelly questions why Garda Commissioner did not tell Jim O’Callaghan about ‘major issue’

Politics

11 h. ago Pilot scheme that pays artists €325 ‘basic income’ a week gets six

Plan for research-based scheme to be introduced as part of Budget 2026

Economics

12 h. ago Aontú leader says social housing waiting list figures are 'out by the population of Tullamore'

The Aontú leader asked in the Dáil if this was ‘incompetence’ or the government ‘misleading the public’.

Politics

12 h. ago ‘Like exporting food in middle of famine’: Aontú leader says over 3,700 council

‘Having empty homes in the middle of a housing crisis is akin to exporting food in the middle of the famine,’ said Tóibín.

Politics

13 h. ago Watchdog may compel Peter McVerry Trust to come before it amid growing anger over finances

Charity has twice refused to appear before Public Accounts Committee despite receiving €15m bailout

Politics

13 h. ago CHI hearing: Some children who had hip surgery may not have reviews until next year, committee told

Sixty per cent of hip dysplasia surgeries on children at Temple Street hospital between 2021 and 2023 did not meet clinical criteria for surgery, audit finds

Politics

14 h. ago Brexit: New schemes to secure veterinary medicine supplies to NI

Brexit: New schemes to secure veterinary medicine supplies to NI  BBC

Politics

19 h. ago Temperatures to rise as high as 25 degrees today – Met Éireann

There will be long spells of summer sunshine developing this morning across Ulster, with top temperatures of 21 to 25… The post Temperatures to rise as high as 25 degrees today – Met Éireann appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

20 h. ago UK politicians vote to decriminalise abortion for women in England and Wales

The legislation was sparked by Northern Ireland’s move to decriminalise abortion in 2019.

Politics

21 h. ago Northern Ireland weather: Temperatures to rise but is it a heatwave?

Northern Ireland weather: Temperatures to rise but is it a heatwave?  BBC

Society

21 h. ago Leo Varadkar says Nigel Farage as PM would move Irish unity 'centre stage'

Leo Varadkar says Nigel Farage as PM would move Irish unity 'centre stage'  BBC

Politics

21 h. ago Sale of vapes to be restricted in same way as cigarettes under new legislation

Shops will have to ‘hide’ vapes, with ban on single-use devices, ‘significant’ restrictions on flavours to reduce appeal to young people

Politics

21 h. ago ‘Ceann Comhairle, how long is this going to continue?’: Dáil interruptions starting to wreck Taoiseach’s head

Verona Murphy is not for extending response time despite interruptions much to Martin’s annoyance

Politics

23 h. ago Britain’s got an EU deal — but the Brexit red tape keeps coming

Britain’s got an EU deal — but the Brexit red tape keeps coming  politico.eu

Politics

27 h. ago UCC ranked 246th best university in the world, its highest ranking in ten years

The rise comes on the back of a 19-place improvement last year. It is the third year in a row that UCC has climbed in the ranking.

Politics

30 h. ago Rent Pressure Zones could be in place across country by Friday, Dáil told

Opposition hit out at rental reforms as ‘ramshackle, haphazard, back-of-the-envelope’ proposals

Events

31 h. ago Court rules three Limerick houses tied to son of organised crime figure are proceeds of crime

The High Court today appointed receivers to two of the three houses, the cars and €101,000 in an AIB account.

Events

32 h. ago €100 should be added to Leap cards of anyone waiting more than 12 weeks for driving test, Dáil hears

Call made as ‘not a deadline in sight’ on any Government public transport plan

Transport