Kenneally victims call for swift publication of report
Two victims of Bill Kenneally have called on Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan to swiftly publish a Commission of Investigation …
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No capital gains tax will apply to Govt investment scheme
There will be no capital gains tax applied to income earned under the new investment scheme being developed by the …
GAA club could lose 50% of its pitches due to Metrolink
One of Dublin's oldest GAA clubs is facing the prospect of losing 50% of its playing pitches, due to construction …
Expansion of services for homeless veterans amid demand
The Organisation of National Ex-Service Personnel has announced an expansion of the services it provides to homeless veterans, amid growing …
Carbon tax increase crucial, warns climate change expert
A member of the Climate Change Advisory Council has said the government "has to" go ahead with a planned increase …
Woman, girl, charged over Birdhill serious assault
A 40-year-old woman and a 16-year-old girl have appeared before a special sitting of Limerick District Court charged in connection …
Woman, 50s, arrested after discovery of man's body
A woman in her 50s has been arrested following the discovery of the body of a man at a property …
3% of homes in the State were vacant in 2024
In 2024, 3% of the homes in the State were vacant, according to a new housing commentary from the Central …
Lesson to inform students about Coco's Law launched
Students at Our Lady of Mercy Secondary School in Drimnagh in Dublin have been given a lesson about Coco's Law …
Retirement age for some school bus drivers to rise to 72
The retirement age for certain school transport drivers is to increase by two years from next September.
Italy and Northern Ireland target return to international football’s top table
Gli Azzurri start favourites in the World Cup playoff on Thursday but Michael O’Neill says his young team will show …
Coleman tells Ireland they have a duty to lift country in World Cup playoff
Ireland face Czech Republic in playoff semi-finalColeman: ‘We are just riding the wave of confidence’Séamus Coleman believes the Republic of …
Judicial review reforms on planning not dropped
Moves to reform judicial reviews in relation to the planning system will go ahead as proposed, Minister for Justice Jim …
Govt to no longer recommend pre-1922 Presidential pardons
Presidential pardons will no longer be issued for people convicted of a crime before the foundation of the State, the …
Some fuel price drops after diesel, petrol tax cuts
Fuel prices on forecourts have started to drop after the Government agreed to cut taxes on both diesel and petrol.
Military Archives loaned out for public display
The holster, said to be worn by Michael Collins when he was shot and killed, is among items being loaned …
'Everything splendid' - Military Archives go on display
The holster said to be worn by Michael Collins when he was shot and killed is among items being loaned …
Cork co-op inspected 50 times last year
The Environmental Protection Agency has reported that environmental compliance at licensed industrial sites was good last year, but persistent challenges …
Aer Lingus is to warn that any delay in removing the Dublin
Aer Lingus is to warn that any delay in removing the Dublin Airport passenger cap could result in "very significant …
Poverty increases risk of criminalisation
Poverty, inequality, and disadvantage increase the risk of people entering the criminal justice system according to a report from the …