CSO figures show Irish people are now almost 40 years old before they can buy their first home The median age of single home buyers has risen above 40 while it stands at 38 for joint purchasers Irish Mirror · Jun 21, 2022
Government plots spending bonanza in Budget 2023 to cut spiralling cost of living crisis "Pension and welfare increases will have to be bigger than they were in previous years because the cost of living is rising faster than previous years." Irish Mirror · Jun 21, 2022
Irish people clash on Twitter as some call for mandatory face masks to fight Covid-19 surge "I'll never understand why they dropped the mask mandate. Living with Covid means a face mask mandate at a minimum." Irish Mirror · Jun 21, 2022
Fuel rationing in Ireland 'could be a reality' in autumn, EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness The last time this happened in Ireland was in the 1970s and it caused chaos at the pumps Irish Mirror · Jun 21, 2022
Everything we know about Budget 2023 so far as social welfare, pension and childcare to see improvements Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said there is a need for additional supports for middle-income earners. These would include a substantial welfare package, greater childcare supports, and a reduced tax burden Irish Mirror · Jun 21, 2022
Leo Varadkar praises 'role model' rugby star Nick McCarthy for coming out as gay The Tanaiste said that the rugby star's coming out could be an important moment for men's sport Dublin Live · Jun 20, 2022
Social welfare Ireland: Payments will be bumped up in October, says Tanaiste Leo Varadkar 'I think it stands to reason that the pension increases and social welfare packages will have to be greater in 2023 than they were this year' Dublin Live · Jun 20, 2022
Social welfare payments will be bumped up in October, says Tanaiste Leo Varadkar 'I think it stands to reason that the pension increases and social welfare packages will have to be greater in 2023 than they were this year' Irish Mirror · Jun 20, 2022
Louise McSharry 'so glad' she no longer works for RTE after recent Liveline controversy Former RTE 2FM presenter Louise McSharry voiced her opinion on the recent RTE controversy Dublin Live · Jun 20, 2022
Taoiseach Michael Martin says Covid-19 'with us for the long-term' amid fears of summer wave "What I would appeal to people is to get vaccinated, particularly those who have been recommended for a fourth vaccine." Dublin Live · Jun 19, 2022
Leading Covid expert warns Ireland is facing a 'summer wave' as cases continue to rise DCU professor of immunology Christine Locher estimated daily case numbers to be as high as 10,000 and urged people to return to wearing face masks Dublin Live · Jun 19, 2022
Thousands take to the streets in cost of living protest in Dublin In Dublin, hundreds gathered today in Parnell Square to urge the government to take action. Irish Mirror · Jun 18, 2022
Pat Flanagan column: Hail President Higgins for speaking truth on housing disaster The fact that Government ministers are more outraged about truths delivered by Michael D Higgins than the 10,000 homeless or a generation who will never own their own home says it all Irish Mirror · Jun 17, 2022
Measures to help with soaring household bills could be brought in before the Budget “I'm not ruling out doing things in the interim, but certainly at this stage, we're working towards another package of measures to help people with the cost of living and that will be Budget Day which is just over three months away." Irish Mirror · Jun 17, 2022
Dublin Live · Jun 17, 2022 Tributes flow for Finglas boy who died days after Confirmation Patrick McDonagh sadly passed away at home on Tuesday, just days after making his Confirmation
Dublin Live · Jun 16, 2022 RTE Liveline listeners hear Royal Canal chaos as woman who can't swim is pushed into water The yobs threw the women's bike in the water after her while laughing
Dublin Live · Jun 16, 2022 Leo Varadkar accuses Pearse Doherty of having 'abused and mistreated' a garda in Dail row The Fine Gael leader hit back at the Donegal TD after “cheap shots” were exchanged during a debate on the cost of living crisis
Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2022 Leo Varadkar hopes RTE and Pride organisers can 'sort out' differences Dublin Pride announced on Tuesday the termination of its media partnership with RTE after voicing concern about recent discussions on transgender topics on Liveline
Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2022 Sinn Fein TD Pearse Doherty accused by Tanaiste Leo Varadkar of having 'abused and mistreated' a garda in Dail row The Fine Gael leader hit back at the Donegal TD after 'cheap shots' were exchanged during a debate on the cost of living crisis
Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2022 Calls to charity St Vincent de Paul up a fifth amid soaring cost of living SVP says the rising cost of living is pushing more and more families into poverty
Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2022 Tanaiste Leo Varadkar defends how Government has tackled cost of living crisis but doesn't rule out additional financial help before Budget 2023 'As it stands, we will do more'
Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2022 Housing crisis is 'easier to describe than solve' says Tanaiste Leo Varadkar 'This is a problem that we’ve been trying to deal with for a long time'
Irish Mirror · Jun 16, 2022 Tanaiste Leo Varadkar in unfortunate gaffe saying he found it 'much easier to get a ride' in another country Mr Varadkar quickly realised what he had said as laughter broke out and repeated “get a car ride” before asking if he could repeat the answer again.
Dublin Live · Jun 16, 2022 Leo Varadkar hope RTE and Dublin Pride can 'come together and sort out' Liveline dispute Dublin Pride cut ties with RTE after Joe Duffy 's Liveline was accused of airing anti-transgender segments
Dublin Live · Jun 16, 2022 Dublin jobs: Luas hiring for a number of roles with some big salaries The four roles open to applications are multiskilled technician, authorised officer, maintenance process manager and overhead lines specialist