Hundreds of Ukrainian refugees moved out of Dublin hotel to Cork, Limerick and Donegal The hotel is now to be understood to be used for international protection applicants Dublin Live · Nov 29, 2022
Calls to arm gardai 'unnecessary' and a 'step too far' The Association of Garda Sergeants and Inspector's say there is "no reason to change the status quo" when it comes to arming gardai Dublin Live · Nov 28, 2022
Republic of Ireland’s first manager Mick Meagan dies aged 88 FAI President Gerry McAnaney paid tribute to the former footballer, describing him as a "history maker" Dublin Live · Nov 28, 2022
GRA opposed to arming rank and file gardai - but wants more specialist gun officers It comes after Tanaiste Leo Varadkar said he would support arming members of the force on the streets Irish Mirror · Nov 27, 2022
Tanaiste Leo Varadkar would allow rank and file gardai have guns It follows a number of high profile incidents were gardai were injured Dublin Live · Nov 27, 2022
Eamon Ryan not ruling out return of tax breaks for property developers amid housing crisis “I won’t rule out further measures” Irish Mirror · Nov 26, 2022
EU, US edging toward trade spat when both want unity instead The European Union and the United States are treading precariously close to a major trans-Atlantic trade dispute at a time when the two Western giants want to show unity in the face of challenges from Russia and China The Independent UK · Nov 25, 2022
EU demands quick fix from U.S. of green subsidy law European Union ministers warned on Friday that time was running out to resolve differences with Washington over U.S. plans to give tax credits to consumers buying electric vehicles and other green products as long as they are made in North America. Reuters · Nov 25, 2022
Bringing back snack trolley is 'proving to be very difficult', Irish Rail says The catering service was suspended in 2020 due to the pandemic and is yet to return Dublin Live · Nov 25, 2022
RTE Liveline listeners hear of Dublin taxi scam that robbed man of phone and €1300 Others have come forward with similar experiences Dublin Live · Nov 24, 2022
Minister says single male asylum seekers arriving in Ireland are also 'victims of war' and should be offered shelter There are concerns that certain far-right groups have seized upon locals' concerns to further their own agenda Irish Mirror · Nov 24, 2022
Tolls increase will be 'massive blow' to commuters, Sinn Fein TD says Pearse Doherty called on the Government to intervene to prevent the price hikes being implemented Irish Mirror · Nov 24, 2022
Rory Cowan met with I'm A Celebrity bosses but was ruled out due to health issue He had spoken to the show bosses about taking part back in 2019 Dublin Live · Nov 24, 2022
Dunnes Stores recalls chicken product over safety fears The FSAI have issued a warning over the popular Dunnes Stores item Dublin Live · Nov 24, 2022
Dublin Live · Nov 24, 2022 Leo Varadkar says no community can have 'veto' on who moves in following East Wall protests A number of demonstrations took place over concerns surrounding the arrival of asylum seekers
The Independent UK · Nov 23, 2022 Leo Varadkar urged to announce citizens’ assembly on Irish unity Professor Colin Harvey also called on all armed groups to disband and to ‘get out of the way’ of a united Ireland.
Belfast Live · Nov 23, 2022 Ireland's Future: Conference told political unionism adopting ‘ostrich approach’ to Irish unity The Ulster Hall audience heard that Protestants within civic unionism are open to change
Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022 Tanaiste Leo Varadkar declares the 'future is offshore' as he launches new energy projects 'We've made so much progress when it comes to renewable energy onshore, but the future is offshore'
The Independent UK · Nov 23, 2022 Political unionism adopting ‘ostrich approach’ to Irish unity, conference hears The comments were made during a panel discussion organised by the pro-unity group Ireland’s Future.
Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022 Women associated with CervicalCheck group refused treatment by clinicians as one claims she was 'treated like a leper' One woman described being 'treated like a leper' after she was questioned by a clinician about any association with the 221+ group
Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022 Microsoft in big wind and solar farm plan to power its Irish data centres It is hoped the move will lower the burden data centres are placing on the country’s electricity supplies
Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022 Varadkar says it's 'too soon to say' if energy firm tax will be used for more cost of living help for citizens It is estimated that these measures could raise between €300m and €1.9bn
Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022 Leo Varadkar says windfall tax will not curb investment in renewable energies It came after Cabinet ministers agreed on Tuesday to cap the revenues of electricity generating companies that do not use gas
Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022 Leo Varadkar says 'housing is an emergency' and a 'social crisis' in Ireland Tánaiste Leo Varadkar said that while 'housing is an emergency', calling it such is not going to 'build any houses'
Irish Mirror · Nov 23, 2022 'Not right' for communities to have veto over who can live in their area, says Leo Varadkar His comments came after two large protests were held in East Wall, Dublin, over refugees being housed in a former ESB office block