2 h. ago Barry Andrews: Wind energy can deliver clean electricity, support 20,000 new jobs and reduce energy bills

To ramp up its wind power resources, Ireland needs to reform its planning system and launch a public awareness campaign to highlight the long-term benefits of the renewable energy source

Science

2 h. ago Cost of living: ‘You are going to see €5 lattes in Ireland by the end of the year’

Cost of living: our basket of goods has climbed by 33 per cent in three years

Economics

21 h. ago Consumers could face €1,000 increase in bills across energy, broadband and other areas from this week

Surge in costs for health insurance, energy, television, broadband and mobile phones

Economics

27 h. ago ‘It is so expensive in Dublin we decided to rent’: Swedish embassy returns to capital

Sweden may have foregone a diplomatic residence – and car – in Dublin, but it has brought the country’s signature design to its new embassy on Pembroke Row. It’s a high-low approach, where Ikea is as much at home as Massproductions. But you won’t find any grey in the elegant premises – it’s too reminiscent of Ireland’s weather

Politics

49 h. ago In their own words: Councillors respond to Conor McGregor’s bid for presidential nomination

Mixed martial arts fighter wants run in this year’s election to succeed Michael D Higgins

Politics

49 h. ago No limits? Why the United States could be on the verge of a constitutional crisis

Donald Trump and his closest advisers have taken steps to circumvent the constraints upon the executive authority of president in pursuit of vaguely defined goals. Can they be stopped?

Events

59 h. ago Defence Forces class of 2025 commissioned into an increasingly turbulent world

Friday’s Curragh ceremony was the culmination of decades of service for many of the men and women involved

Events

63 h. ago Dublin City Council reveals 704 tenants owe more than €11k in rent arrears

Dublin City Council reveals 704 tenants owe more than €11k in rent arrears  Irish Independent

Politics

64 h. ago Efforts to rearm Europe stumble as Trump ‘kicks over the chessboard’ of the Ukraine war

EU must take replace rhetoric with deeds and increase military power to ensure Putin takes heed, European commissioner for defence warns

Politics

2 d. ago Euromillions jackpopt hits record €245m tonight and is approaching its 'Must Be Won' limit

There have been 17 EuroMillions jackpot winners in Ireland since 2004.

Economics

2 d. ago Euromillions jackpot hits record €245m tonight and is approaching its 'Must Be Won' limit

There have been 17 EuroMillions jackpot winners in Ireland since 2004.

Economics

3 d. ago Seanad told increases in students given reduced school hours is 'a proper scandal'

Independent senator Eileen Flynn said she will seeking to address the education minister on the issue.

Culture

3 d. ago RPZs 'succeeded' in limiting rent increases but reform is needed

The ESRI says key areas need to be addressed to lower rents while maintaining construction targets.

Politics

4 d. ago Cuts to foreign aid could result in 10 million new HIV cases cases within five years

The slash in funding could return HIV/AIDS mortality rates to levels not seen since 2000.

Politics

4 d. ago Rent pressure zones ‘effective’ in controlling rents but have triggered fall

ESRI puts forward three options to replace rent pressure zone structure, which now operates across 66 urban areas in 17 counties

Events

4 d. ago Tánaiaste says Ireland will increase aid to Lebanon during visit

Simon Harris is in Lebanon for a series of political engagements and to meet members of the 125th Infantry Battalion who are serving as part of a UN peacekeeping mission.

Politics

4 d. ago Drop in murder, robbery and drugs offences last year but increase in sexual offences

The CSO today published figures on the recorded crime incidents in 2024.

Events

4 d. ago Number of serious crimes fell last year but sexual offences rose

The figures also show there were 38 murders in 2024, an increase of three compared to the previous year.

Events

4 d. ago Big increase in visitors to most OPW heritage sites in Donegal

The Office of Public Works (OPW) today confirmed a big increase in visitors to a number of their sites in… The post Big increase in visitors to most OPW heritage sites in Donegal appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

4 d. ago Crime in 2024: Burglaries, shoplifting and sexual offences increase as other crime drops

Last year was the worst year for motor theft in Ireland in more than a decade. 

Events