19 h. ago Harvard in talks with universities to host students hit by Trump visa clampdown

Colleges explore temporary placements as White House tightens scrutiny of international applicants

Politics

23 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

30 h. ago Irish people consuming alcohol at European average with 4.5% drop last year, figures show

Decrease mirrors growing trend of ‘drinking in a restrained manner’

Politics

3 d. ago Social Farming Ireland seeking more family farms to join network

Social Farming Ireland seeking more family farms to join network  Agriland

Politics

3 d. ago Children at west Dublin asylum seeker accommodation witnessed friends being ‘put in the back of a black van’

Three siblings were among 35 people deported on a flight to Nigeria on Wednesday

Events

5 d. ago Social welfare Ireland: Thousands of people set for €150 payment increase this week

Social welfare Ireland: Thousands of people set for €150 payment increase this week  MSN

Economics

6 d. ago Social welfare Ireland: Back to School Allowance application opens

Social welfare Ireland: Back to School Allowance application opens - here’s how to qualify in 2025  MSN

Politics

6 d. ago RTÉ nursing homes exposé uncovers elderly residents being ‘manhandled’, ignored and left in room for hours

Dublin’s Beneavin House and The Residence, Portlaoise, both run by same firm, feature in undercover investigation

Politics

8 d. ago Families facing deportation are ‘at serious risk of destitution’, warns refugee council

Those subject to orders to leave country cannot work or receive state help such as allowances or medical cards

Events

8 d. ago Woman who suffered six miscarriages says employers’ response ranged from empathy to pressure to return to work

Labour Party criticises delay to proposals to introduce leave for pregnancy loss

Events

8 d. ago Vape shops selling Dubai chocolate and Prime energy drinks branded ‘a new low’

Irish Heart Foundation says ‘pairing’ vapes with sought-after sweets risks normalising vaping for children

Politics

8 d. ago ‘Winkgate’ is manufactured social media outrage that will add more fuel to the SA

‘Winkgate’ is manufactured social media outrage that will add more fuel to the SA-Ireland rugby rivalry  MSN

Politics

9 d. ago Housing emergency? Ireland is not even acting at the level of mildly urgent

We are heading for a decade of failure to get to grips with a growing social disaster. That’s long enough to fix things, even in Ireland

Politics

1 week ago Social welfare Ireland: Applications for lump sum payment for families open next week

Social welfare Ireland: Applications for lump sum payment for families open next week  Dublin Live

Economics

1 week ago Renovation of social home in Blackrock cost local council €200,000 to bring back into use

Dublin councils spending up to €44,000 on average to refurbish vacant social homes

Economics

1 week ago US Visa Interview Suspension Delays New Applications but Ireland Travelers with J1 Visas Remains Unhindered While Social Media Conduct Comes Under Closer Watch

US Visa Interview Suspension Delays New Applications but Ireland Travelers with J1 Visas Remains Unhindered While Social Media Conduct Comes Under Closer Watch  Travel And Tour World

Politics

1 week ago Phone calls and text messages to national rape crisis helpline surpass 20,000 for first time

Growing number of clients reference physical restraints being used by perpetrators, says annual report

Events

2 w. ago Ministers accused of giving ‘half the picture’ on refugees as more than 40% get positive decisions

Jim O’Callaghan cited 80 per cent refusal rate on ‘first instance’ decisions

Politics

2 w. ago People in disadvantaged areas face worse health outcomes than before, ESRI report finds

Unemployment rates have improved but may not outweigh prices increases due to cost of living, study finds

Politics

2 w. ago Removing judges from the planning process amounts to 'shooting the messenger'

A housing expert said planning applications usually end up in court because authorities ‘didn’t do their job’.

Events