Nottingham imam named as 'egregious case' in Prevent review A statement made by Dr Hussain has been described as "one of the most egregious cases" Nottingham Post · Feb 8, 2023
Vacant dwellings: Thousands of homes lying vacant across Ireland as electricity data reveals extent of issue The vacancy rate for rural areas was more than double the rate in urban areas Irish Mirror · Jan 31, 2023
Nearly 30,000 new homes built in Ireland in 2022 as Government 'met and exceeded' overall target While the overall Housing for All target for 2022 was hit, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told the Dáil on Wednesday that the social housing target of 9,000 was not reached. Irish Mirror · Jan 26, 2023
Mortgage expert explains why house prices are not falling in Dublin Price growth is slowing but residential property prices are unlikely to fall significantly this year, a mortgage expert has revealed Dublin Live · Jan 18, 2023
What "sustainability" Barbie tells us about the rise of the women chief sustainability Officer Women outnumber men in executive sustainability roles—and that might be good news for the rise of sustainability minded CEOs. Fortune · Jan 5, 2023
Winter Chamber Music Festival welcoming the new year on a high note Marking its return to a full schedule after canceled and abridged offerings in 2021 and 2022, respectively, because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bienen School of Music festival returns for six concerts. Chicago Sun-Times · Jan 3, 2023
Parents go biblical as Ireland's most popular baby names are revealed When compared to ten years ago, the names chosen for babies born in 2011 were a little different to today Irish Mirror · Dec 28, 2022
Thefts in Dublin jump by almost 40% in 2022 Gardai have issued a number of crime prevention tips to householders to help keep their homes safe over the winter months Dublin Live · Dec 21, 2022
Refugee council says International Protection applicants 'at risk' in Citywest facility The group wrote to Integration Minister Roderic O’Gorman in recent weeks to raise concerns that women and children were being exposed to “grievous risks” at the Dublin centre. Irish Mirror · Dec 19, 2022
‘Something to fight for’ Ukrainian-born conductor Dalia Stasevska talks about her debut with the CSO and visits to her homeland. Chicago Sun-Times · Dec 13, 2022
Number of households in Ireland that can't afford heat more than doubles in a year This means that one in 14 homes could be cold this Christmas Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022
People in Dublin five times more likely to be robbed as crime stats released New CSO stats show that the level of robbery, burglary, and theft in Dublin exceeds all other regions by far Dublin Live · Nov 18, 2022
Guinness gives pub price update as Heineken to hike cost of a pint within weeks Heineken last week sparked a revolt amongst pubs across the country when it revealed plans to increase the price of a pint by an estimated 17c to 25c on December 1. Irish Mirror · Nov 15, 2022
The Mix: Cool things to do in Chicago Nov. 10-16 An interactive Harry Potter experience, a CSO-Joffrey collaboration and Beth Orton concert are among the week’s highlights. Chicago Sun-Times · Nov 9, 2022
Irish Mirror · Oct 19, 2022 Women paying €500 a year more than they need to for car insurance - here's what to do Men have a slightly higher pass rate than women, with 57% of men passing their driving test in 2020 compared to 52% of women, Road Safety Authority (RSA) figures for 2020 show
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 30, 2022 CSO, Muti combine for robust performance of Prokofiev’s Symphony No. 5 It is a mighty work that requires a mighty performance, and it got that Thursday evening, the kind that is only possible when a top-level conductor and top-level orchestra are completely in sync.
Irish Mirror · Sep 26, 2022 Fraud crime in Ireland soared 43% in the last year, CSO figures show Figures published by the Central Statistics Office also show that there has been an increase in most categories of recorded crime
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 23, 2022 Riccardo Muti, CSO, Bronfman combine for marvelous program of late 19th-century works Thursday night’s concert also signaled the beginning of Riccardo Muti’s 13th and final season as music director.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 13, 2022 Alarm bells ring over Catholic Schools Office restructure The restructure will affect more than 2000 staff and the students they support.
Irish Mirror · Sep 10, 2022 Shocktober: The eight things that are about to surge in price as Ireland's cost of living crisis grows While prices reach new heights, energy companies continue to announce hikes in their prices as the winter months approach
Newcastle Herald · Sep 6, 2022 'High degree of disappointment' over SFX College changes The diocese has completed one round of consultation with staff, students and parents on how the changes will be implemented.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 4, 2022 Concerns raised over how Catholic School Office changes will impact student wellbeing The proposal includes transferring psychologists, counsellors and student support unit staff to CatholicCare.
Chicago Sun-Times · Sep 2, 2022 Fall classical music guide 2022: Collaborative Works Festival showcases Chicago composers, poets Riccardo Muti’s last season as music director of the CSO, and Lyric Opera’s “Don Carlo” are also among the highlights of the season.
Newcastle Herald · Sep 1, 2022 Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle will restructure its Catholic Schools Office The diocese said "resources will remain consistent or be enhanced".
Irish Mirror · Aug 31, 2022 Ireland's jobless rate rose slightly to 4.3% in August The figures, released on Wednesday, show that the jobless rate went up from a rate of 4.2% in July 2022 and were down from 5.5% in August 2021