6 h. ago Money Diaries: A payroll specialist on €55K living in Leinster

This week, our reader socialises with friends, sees some films and visits a Christmas market in between working hard and doing some home cooking.

Economics

9 h. ago Creeslough families hoping for answers in New Year as Minister rules out immediate public inquiry

Justice Minister Jim Callaghan met with the parents of Leona Harper, one of the 10 victims killed following an explosion at a filling station in Creeslough in October 2022.

Politics

11 h. ago Water outages in West Donegal next week due to essential maintainence

Uisce Éireann have confirmed that there will be water outages in parts of West Donegal next week due to essential… The post Water outages in West Donegal next week due to essential maintainence appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

15 h. ago My child lives rent free in a home I own. Will that cause either of us a tax problem?

Revenue rules are fairly tight on financial support for independent adult children once it exceeds €3,000 in any one year

Society

17 h. ago Sitdown Sunday: Connolly isn't the only one talking about Germany's military

Settle down in a comfy chair with some of the week’s best longreads.

Events

19 h. ago Why headlines of Irish household wealth ‘doubling' don’t tell the full story

If you were surprised at those headlines during the week and were looking for a simple answer well, there is one.

Politics

20 h. ago Ireland's lax approach to inspecting farms and enforcing rules

Ireland's lax approach to inspecting farms and enforcing rules  Irish Examiner

Politics

20 h. ago Driving test waiting times climb again, with one centre averaging 22 weeks

‘Reaching 10-week target is one thing. Road Safety Authority must now show it can sustain it’ says TD

Politics

26 h. ago Government emailing landlords planning evictions asking them not to proceed, ahead of new rules

Landlords are being ‘encouraged to maintain all current tenancies’ in letters and emails seen by The Journal.

Politics

30 h. ago What is Australia's social media ban and could Ireland follow suit?

What is the ban in Australia, what are the arguments for and against, and will Ireland follow suit?

Politics

31 h. ago Alleged 'RAT' branding victim warned he could go to jail for refusing to give evidence

Mr Moore was arrested on Thursday of this week on foot of a bench warrant after he previously failed to turn up for the trial of four men accused of assaulting and falsely imprisoning him.

Events

32 h. ago Ireland on alert as potential Storm Bram could bring severe weather next week

Ireland on alert as potential Storm Bram could bring severe weather next week  Dublin Live

Events

35 h. ago Outgoing head of Irish Navy tells sailors to embrace change to respond to 'Cold War' level threat

Commodore Michael Malone was speaking at his retirement, known as a Stand Down Parade, in Haulbowline Naval Base in Cork Harbour yesterday.

Events

37 h. ago Lebanese army arrests six suspects for attack this week on Irish soldiers

Irish soldiers were shot at by a group of six people as they carried out a night patrol near Bint Jbeil in South Lebanon.

Events

39 h. ago ‘Challenging’ winter flu season expected to spike early around Christmas

There could be between 750 and 1,500 hospitalisations from Christmas week, HSE says

Politics

39 h. ago ‘Challenging’ winter flu season could see surge in hospitalisations around Christmas time

There could be between 750 and 1,500 hospitalisations from Christmas week, HSE says

Science

39 h. ago €500,000 winning Donegal Lotto ticket still remains unclaimed!

A winning Lotto ticket sold in Donegal worth a life-changing €500,000 still remains unclaimed. The National Lottery has appealled again… The post €500,000 winning Donegal Lotto ticket still remains unclaimed! appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

39 h. ago Galway Rural Development welcome changes to Rural Social Scheme

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The announcement this week of three major changes to the Rural Social Scheme has been warmly welcomed by Galway Rural Development. The RSS is an income support initiative providing part-time employment for farmers and fishers in receipt of certain social welfare payments and who are underemployed. The […] The post Galway Rural Development welcome changes to Rural Social Scheme appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Politics

40 h. ago “Teddy Murphy” stars at the Letterkenny Educate Together sports assembly

Students donned their finest yellow and gold Donegal jerseys at the Letterkenny Educate Together’s sports assembly this week. The special… The post “Teddy Murphy” stars at the Letterkenny Educate Together sports assembly appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

41 h. ago Surrealing in the Years: Government could learn something from RTÉ's delayed bravery

Also this week: what our collective search history tells us about the year we’ve had.

Politics