48 m. ago Dead insects, faecal matter and a car workshop among reasons for food closure orders in May

Ten food businesses were served closure orders by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland in May.

Events

77 m. ago Rodent droppings among reasons Dublin food business operating in shed shut down

Rodent droppings among reasons Dublin food business operating in shed shut down  Dublin Live

Politics

1 hour 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

2 h. ago Irish Marks and Spencer online deliveries unavailable as company resumes online orders in UK

It followed a major cyber attack in April that has seen the group face heavy disruption.

Politics

3 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

21 h. ago Council 'concerned' over claims that Wicklow cliff walk closure has cost local economy millions

Wicklow County Council said it was not involved in the drafting of the report, and has not received a copy.

Economics

21 h. ago Ireland boss urges players to be excited by progress but demands no drop off against Luxembourg

Ireland boss urges players to be excited by progress but demands no drop off against Luxembourg  The 42

Politics

32 h. ago Ireland alcohol use drops & pubs 'struggle to survive' amid new Budget cut call

Ireland alcohol use drops & pubs 'struggle to survive' amid new Budget cut call  The Irish Sun

Events

33 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

49 h. ago McDonald's confirms 'boldest menu yet' for UK and Ireland restaurants

McDonald's confirms 'boldest menu yet' for UK and Ireland restaurants - full list of 'crave-worthy' items out this month  GB News

Politics

3 d. 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

3 d. 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

3 d. ago YUNGBLUD has booked a UK and Ireland arena tour for April 2026

YUNGBLUD has booked a UK and Ireland arena tour for April 2026  Dork | Down With Boring

Politics

4 d. ago Taoiseach says every effort will be made to bring Robert Pether home as soon as possible

Mr Pether, who is an Australian citizen, has been in prison in Iraq since April 2021, after he was arrested on fraud charges following a contractual dispute involving his employer that arose out of the building of a new Central Bank building in Baghdad in Iraq.

Politics

4 d. ago Dublin granny’s death wish on kids triggers restraining order

The young woman, who cannot be named for legal reasons, resorted to using anti-stalking laws and applied for the order at Dublin District Court.

Events

4 d. ago Corporation tax receipts drop in May compared to same time last year

Finance minister Paschal Donohoe said an increase in GDP and export figures are likely to be temporary.

Politics

4 d. ago Dozens of politicians' print requests refused, including 2,000

Between 2022 and 2024, a total of 125 print jobs were rejected by the Oireachtas for a variety of different reasons.

Politics

5 d. ago Spring 2025 was warmest and driest on record, Met Éireann says

Months of March, April and May characterised by a lot of dry and sunny weather

Events

5 d. ago ‘The stress is an absolute nightmare’: Dublin tenants shocked to be evicted under ‘old’ rules

For a group of people in Applewood village, Swords, the landlord doesn’t need a reason to remove them

Events

5 d. ago This spring was the warmest in Ireland since modern records began

A marine heatwave develop off the west coast in April and May.

Events