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irishtimes.com • Obituary • Ireland
Former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan passed away peacefully at age 76 after a battle with prostate cancer.
irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland
An Irish schoolteacher, wrongly accused of being the 'GAA catfish' featured in a popular podcast, has successfully obtained a temporary injunction halting disciplinary proceedings against her.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
Ireland's commercial vacancy rate reached a record high of 14.5 percent in 2024, driven by factors including the pandemic, changing consumer preferences, and economic pressures.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
The average price of a second-hand home in Dublin, Ireland, is nearing €600,000 due to strong demand and low supply, leading to increased competition and higher prices.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
Developer Paddy McKillen Jr. is selling Ireland's reputedly most haunted house, Loftus Hall, for over €4 million after abandoning plans to turn it into a luxury hotel.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Despite significant international media attention, Ireland's Our Living Islands scheme, offering grants to attract residents to remote islands, has received far fewer applications than anticipated.
independent.ie • Business • Ireland
Ticketmaster faced the highest number of complaints to Ireland's consumer watchdog in 2024, largely due to the controversy surrounding Oasis reunion concert ticket sales.
irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland
A former Amazon security expert is suing the company for wrongful dismissal after alleging he was fired for whistleblowing on security vulnerabilities and a thwarted terrorist plot.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
Mercury Engineering, an Irish construction firm, will lay off 40 employees due to the completion of Intel's Fab 34 plant in Leixlip, though other large projects are expected to offset some of the job losses.
irishtimes.com • Economics • World
The article analyzes Donald Trump's economically unsound trade policies, focusing on their potential impact on Ireland and the EU, and explores the potential for negotiation or long-term transformation.
bostonglobe.com • Crime • United States
An Irish national is charged with a $2 million home repair scam targeting homeowners in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, employing high-pressure tactics and exploiting victims' trust.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
Shamrock Rovers footballer Dylan Watts reflects on his career, personal life, and time playing in England in a recent interview.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland's Minister for Media plans to block a proposed levy on streaming services like Netflix, citing that viewers already pay enough for entertainment.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
A GoCar user was charged nearly €2,000 after his rental car broke down, highlighting issues with the company's communication and handling of customer complaints.
farmersjournal.ie • Economics • World
US tariffs on imported beef, while having minimal direct impact on Irish exports, pose an indirect threat through potential shifts in global beef markets and increased competition.
irishtimes.com • Wildfires • Ireland
Large wildfires broke out in County Kerry, Ireland, prompting emergency responses and highlighting the ongoing challenges of gorse fires during a burning ban.
irishtimes.com • Immigration • Ireland
In 2024, seven deaths among asylum seekers occurred in Ireland's International Protection Accommodation Service (IPAS) centers, highlighting the strain on the system and raising concerns about mental health support.
irishtimes.com • Health • Ireland
This article discusses the challenges faced by families dealing with Alzheimer's disease in Ireland, highlighting the experiences of a prominent actor and his partner, and the work of the Alzheimer Society of Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Consumer • Ireland
An Irish customer recounts a frustrating experience with an online clothing retailer based in Ireland but operating from a warehouse in Asia, highlighting issues with product quality, delayed delivery, and difficulties obtaining a full refund.
irishtimes.com • Music • Ireland
Ryan Adams' Vicar Street concert was a memorable, albeit unconventional, event marked by erratic behavior and musical brilliance.
irishtimes.com • Medicine • Ireland
The chairman of Children's Health Ireland resigned following a report revealing the unauthorized use of surgical springs in spinal surgeries on children at Temple Street Hospital, resulting in failures in patient safety and governance.
irishtimes.com • Life • Ireland
A columnist recounts her experience of losing her phone, the subsequent frantic search, and the unexpected kindness of strangers who found and returned it.
irishtimes.com • Aviation • Ireland
Ryanair dismisses numerous passenger complaints about increased baggage fees as misinformation, despite numerous accounts contradicting the airline's claims of unchanged policy.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The Writers' Guild of Ireland criticizes the Irish Minister for Media's rejection of a proposed content levy on streaming services, arguing it would support Irish storytelling and creators.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
A 62-year-old Irish public servant seeks clarification on whether working part-time after 65 will negatively impact their pension, and an expert clarifies that it will likely increase their overall pension benefits.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
A stunning three-bedroom detached home in Dalkey, Ireland, boasting breathtaking Killiney Bay views, is on the market for €3.5 million.
irishtimes.com • Economics • World
Donald Trump's unexpected reversal on planned global tariffs has caused a surge in global markets, prompting analysis of the reasons behind the change and its implications for various countries, particularly Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
A Russian intelligence ship, the Viktor Leonov, is being tracked in Irish waters, ignoring communication attempts from the Irish Naval Service, raising concerns about potential surveillance of subsea infrastructure.
irishtimes.com • Immigration • Ireland
Ireland has seen a significant increase in deportation orders and a decrease in asylum applications, reflecting the government's stricter approach to immigration.
irishtimes.com • Religion • Ireland
The Catholic Church in Ireland apologized for a priest's request to remove the Irish flag from a veteran's coffin, despite existing guidelines permitting it.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Dublin City Council successfully appealed a High Court decision, paving the way for the construction of a Sandymount cycleway.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A 24-year-old driver in Ireland was jailed for five years for causing the death of a nine-year-old boy in a hit-and-run incident, sparking outrage from the victim's family.
irishtimes.com • Obituary • UK
The article details the death of David Joyce, an Irish man shot by UK police in Milton Keynes, highlighting his mental health struggles and the circumstances surrounding the incident.
irishtimes.com • Healthcare • Ireland
Irish doctors are initiating legal action against the State's handling of transgender healthcare for children, citing concerns about the risks associated with early medical treatments.
irishtimes.com • Culinary • Ireland
Professional Irish chefs share their indispensable kitchen tools and appliances, ranging from budget-friendly Ikea items to high-end equipment like €800 knives.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
Michael Flatley successfully repaid a €6.9 million loan secured on his Castlehyde mansion, avoiding receivership after a legal battle.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
A man in his 60s was found dead in his Killybegs home, prompting a Garda investigation.
irishtimes.com • FoodSafety • Ireland
The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) received over 8,500 complaints in 2024, concerning issues such as foreign objects in food and poor hygiene standards.
irishtimes.com • Fitness • Ireland
Hyrox, a fitness competition combining running and various exercises, is rapidly gaining popularity in Ireland and worldwide, attracting participants of all ages and fitness levels.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland is joining a European maritime intelligence network to enhance its ability to monitor Russian naval activity and other maritime threats in its waters.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
A major Irish office developer voiced concerns to the government about work-from-home trends impacting office space demand and construction costs.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
Two Irish Times readers detail their frustrating experiences with Bank of Ireland and AIB, highlighting issues with account access and communication after security measures were implemented.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
Serial fraudster Samantha Cookes received an additional three-month prison sentence for stealing furniture from a rental property in Ireland, adding to her existing sentence for social welfare fraud.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
A couple recounts their experiences renting in Dublin, highlighting the challenges and joys of apartment living while navigating the Irish housing market and their aspirations for homeownership.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
The launch of Amazon.ie sparks concern among Irish booksellers, who fear the impact of the retail giant on their businesses and the wider literary culture.
irishtimes.com • Security • Ireland
Smartphone theft is on the rise, prompting concerns about protecting valuable personal data, leading to new security measures and apps.
irishtimes.com • Weather • Ireland
A status yellow rainfall warning is issued for Cork and Kerry, with potential expansion nationwide, bringing heavy rain and localized flooding this Easter weekend.
irishtimes.com • Autobiographical • Ireland
A pregnant woman's humorous and relatable account of her arduous journey to finally pass her driving test after numerous attempts and significant life interruptions.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The article explores the seemingly inexplicable interest of Donald Trump and his associates in Irish right-wing anti-immigration figures, suggesting their actions may stem from impulsive behavior rather than strategic planning.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A Limerick man faces a potential 10-year prison sentence for possessing over €17,000 worth of cocaine, claiming he was acting as an errand boy to settle a drug debt.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland's Minister for Culture rejects proposed tourist taxes in Dublin and other cities, citing potential economic drawbacks and the need for government approval.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
A Facebook whistleblower's memoir reveals anecdotes about encounters with former Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny and details of other Irish news.
irishtimes.com • Recycling • Ireland
Ireland's deposit return scheme, while effective in reducing waste, presents consumers with a cumbersome refund process, potentially benefiting retailers more than intended.
irishtimes.com • Interview • Ireland
Canadian radio presenter Alison Curtis discusses her unexpected life in Ireland, highlighting cultural differences, her successful radio career, and her deep connection to her adopted home.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
The article explores how wealth inequality in Ireland impacts personal relationships, drawing on the experiences of individuals from various income levels.
irishtimes.com • Culture • Ireland
This article lists and discusses 25 fads that have been popular in Ireland over the past century, highlighting their rise, peak popularity, and eventual decline.
irishtimes.com • Justice • Ireland
A 16-year-old girl in Ireland faces threats from a drug gang and the state's lack of secure care facilities jeopardizes her safety.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
A former Irish police officer is suing the Garda Commissioner, alleging wrongful arrest and retaliation for whistleblowing on defective gun holsters.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland significantly missed its 2024 social housing delivery target by nearly 20%, falling short by over 2,300 units, prompting criticism from opposition parties.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
The Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin temporarily closed after a deeply troubling incident, prompting a full investigation and the implementation of robust safety protocols.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
The removal of decorative trees in Dalkey, Ireland, has sparked outrage among residents and business owners, prompting questions about the council's decision and future plans.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
Rural depopulation in County Clare, Ireland, is impacting Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) clubs, leading to declining player numbers in some areas and prompting the appointment of a demographics officer.
southernstar.ie • Automotive • Ireland
A review of the Dacia Spring electric vehicle highlights its budget-friendly price point but notes shortcomings in range, charging speed, and safety rating, particularly for taller drivers.
southernstar.ie • Politics • Ireland
Senator Nicole Ryan argues that strict planning laws are causing a decline in the Irish-speaking population in Gaeltacht areas of Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
An Irish High Court ruling against a driver contesting a speeding ticket in an average speed zone impacts over 2,000 drivers facing similar charges.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
The Irish Times reports on the devastation felt by Pearse House residents in Dublin after the Department of Housing refused funding for a planned regeneration project, leaving families in overcrowded and substandard conditions.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Pfizer and other pharmaceutical companies lobbied the Irish government to oppose EU reforms that would shorten the exclusivity period for new drugs.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
Plans for a €190 million winter sports arena in Dublin, set to house Ireland's first professional ice hockey franchise and host various events, have been unveiled.
irishtimes.com • Media • Ireland
This article analyzes RTÉ's coverage of Pope Francis' death, highlighting the challenges faced by presenters in adapting to breaking news and offering diverse perspectives on the late pontiff's legacy.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
Revolut plans a soft launch of mortgage services in Ireland this autumn, aiming to challenge established banks by offering a potentially more streamlined and competitive home loan process.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
The Grand Lodge of Freemasons in Ireland is investigating the use of their Dublin hall for filming a controversial music video featuring a sex act and produced by an artist on Conor McGregor's record label.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A renowned Dublin silversmith, whose work was gifted to Pope Francis, suffered a devastating theft of his life's work, leaving him facing bankruptcy.
irishtimes.com • Religion • Ireland
The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland in Dublin has heightened security due to internal tensions, alleged threats, and an altercation that led to its temporary closure.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
An Irish counsellor obtained a domestic violence protection order against a former client after describing a toxic relationship and ongoing harassment.
legal-island.com • Law • Ireland
This legal advice discusses whether employers can deduct money from employee wages for cash shortages, clarifying that such deductions are generally unlawful unless explicitly agreed upon in writing beforehand.
thetimes.com • Tourism • Ireland
Tourism Ireland's new emphasis on slow tourism aims to attract longer-staying visitors and mitigate the negative impacts of seasonal downturns, addressing challenges like decreased bed nights and reliance on specific source markets.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Dublin, generating over half of Ireland's tax revenue, receives a disproportionately small amount for its upkeep, leading to infrastructure issues and highlighting flaws in the country's taxation system.
irishtimes.com • Travel • Ireland
A Dublin-based luxury travel agency caters to wealthy clients, arranging extravagant trips across Ireland, Britain, and Africa, highlighting unique experiences and challenges faced by the industry.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
This article explains how changes to Irish inheritance tax thresholds affect an individual's tax liability on multiple inheritances received over time.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The Irish government is considering expanding the Land Development Agency's (LDA) remit to increase housing output and address the country's housing crisis.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
Glen Ward, known as 'Mr Flashy,' received a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence for firing a semi-automatic rifle at a house party in Finglas, Dublin.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
A seemingly innocuous Chinese community center in Dublin concealed a complex web of influence and potential human rights abuses, revealing the extent of the Chinese Communist Party's global reach.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
A naturalized Irish citizen of Uyghur descent details her ongoing intimidation by Chinese authorities, highlighting the reach of transnational oppression and its impact on individuals seeking refuge.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
Despite its popularity during championship season, the article questions why hurling, a beloved Irish sport, hasn't expanded its reach beyond its traditional strongholds.
irishtimes.com • Transportation • Ireland
Irish Rail is implementing fare changes and zonal adjustments, impacting commuters across Dublin and beyond due to the National Transport Authority's new fares determination.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
The On-Road Circuit Association (Orca) in Ireland promotes radio-controlled car racing, offering a thrilling, high-speed hobby and competitive sport.
nytimes.com • Finance • World
A significant Scotch whisky investment scam has unfolded in Britain and Ireland, leaving investors with losses after a company's collapse.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
The Leopardstown Inn, a landmark pub in south Dublin, is on the market for €7.25 million after 48 years under the same ownership, attracting interest from publicans, investors, and developers.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A Garda detective pleaded guilty to assaulting his former wife, also a Garda officer, five years after the incident.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland's lengthy and complex planning processes, hindering both small-scale projects and large-scale infrastructure developments, are analyzed, suggesting legislative changes as a potential solution.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
A stylish two-bedroom apartment in a beautifully renovated period building in Dún Laoghaire, Ireland, is on the market for €850,000, offering period features and harbor views.
irishtimes.com • Business • Ireland
This article profiles Eddie Byrne, CEO of Ires Reit, Ireland's largest private apartment owner, discussing the company's strategic direction amidst ongoing debates about rent control and the future of the Irish rental market.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
RTÉ's €3.6 million write-off of a problematic IT project has reignited scrutiny of the broadcaster's financial management, prompting questions about transparency and oversight.
elpais.com • Technology • Ireland
Ireland's Data Protection Commission fined TikTok €530 million for transferring European user data to China, violating EU data protection regulations.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
The article discusses several high-profile property transactions in Ireland, including the sale of Tony O'Reilly's Dublin town house to his godson and the purchase of Fanningstown House by Aidan and Anne-Marie O'Brien.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
This article explores the experiences of three Irish families living in apartments, challenging traditional notions of family homes and highlighting the benefits of apartment living in Dublin.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
Dublin and Kilkenny camogie teams protested the mandatory skort rule by wearing shorts, potentially facing sanctions despite winning their match.
independent.ie • RealEstate • Ireland
This article addresses common legal questions and concerns faced by people buying houses in Ireland, specifically regarding missing planning documents, rights of way, and conveyancing processes for both new-build and older properties.
irishtimes.com • Expatriate • Portugal
An Irish family's relocation to the Algarve reveals the region's appeal to expats, highlighting factors like affordable childcare, a thriving property market, and easy access to Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Controversy surrounds the proposed salary for the head of Ireland's new housing activation office, with Fianna Fáil stating it will be significantly lower than the initially suggested €430,000.
irishtimes.com • Obituary • Ireland
A daughter reflects on her father's decision to donate his body to science, highlighting the emotional journey and the unique circumstances surrounding the return of his remains two years later.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
A fire, seemingly caused by an air compressor malfunction, devastated a significant portion of the Doagh Famine Village in County Donegal, Ireland, resulting in substantial historical artifact losses and leaving the owners distraught.
irishtimes.com • Disappearance • Ireland
The disappearance of Michael Gaine, a beloved Irish farmer and rally enthusiast, has left a void in his community, with friends and fellow rally participants paying tribute at the Rally of the Lakes.
irishtimes.com • Accident • Ireland
A young driver escaped injury after his car crashed through a sea wall in Dunmore East, County Waterford, leading to temporary beach access restrictions.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
Thousands of new homes in Ireland are facing delays due to insufficient electricity grid capacity, creating a new hurdle in the country's ongoing housing crisis.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A juvenile has been arrested in Wexford, Ireland, following a playground assault that left another teenager hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
irishtimes.com • Accident • Ireland
A cyclist in his 60s died after a collision with a car in Coolock, Dublin, prompting a Garda investigation and appeal for witnesses.
irishtimes.com • Politics • World
The article draws parallels between the Irish rap group Kneecap and political figures like Boris Johnson, highlighting their use of ambiguous and potentially harmful rhetoric.
irishtimes.com • Emigration • Australia
The article explores why many Irish people choose to stay in Australia despite overtures from the Irish government to return home, citing factors such as lifestyle, opportunities, and healthcare.
irishtimes.com • Community • Ireland
A Kinsale community group is fundraising to purchase the Harbour Bar, aiming to preserve it as a community pub and prevent its sale to a private buyer.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
An Irish tenant's claim of 'elite status' to avoid rent payments was rejected by a Residential Tenancies Board tribunal, resulting in a significant arrears order.
southernstar.ie • History • Ireland
The article recounts the history of Skibbereen's post office, from its humble beginnings in a grocer's shop to its recent relocation to a supermarket, highlighting its evolution and significance to the community.
southernstar.ie • Archaeology • Ireland
A discovery of a stone with intriguing markings on Inchydoney beach in Ireland leads to an investigation that reveals its origins.
southernstar.ie • RealEstate • Ireland
A stunning, refurbished four-bedroom country house in Adrigole, Ireland, is on the market for €545,000, boasting breathtaking views and ample space.
independent.ie • Immigration • World
Cliona Ward, an Irish green card holder, was detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement for over two weeks upon returning from Ireland but has since been released.
irishtimes.com • Accident • Ireland
A man's dangerous driving at over 150km/h resulted in a fatal crash that killed two teenagers on their way to their debs ball in Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Dublin City Council is closing its last remaining public toilet in the city center due to low usage and high operational costs, despite plans to explore new options for public restrooms.
irishtimes.com • Automotive • Ireland
The new electric Renault 4, a charming reboot of a classic, offers a relaxing and efficient driving experience with practical features and retro styling.
irishtimes.com • Literature • Ireland
Author Naoise Dolan discusses their decision to return to Dublin after living abroad, focusing on the cultural aspects of Ireland that drew them back.
irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland
An Irish police officer's €60,000 damages claim was withdrawn after he admitted to climbing Ireland's four highest peaks shortly after a car accident he claimed caused his injuries.
irishtimes.com • Pharmaceuticals • Ireland
A survey by the Irish Pharmacy Union reveals that Irish pharmacists are facing increased workloads due to widespread medicine shortages, impacting patient care and requiring urgent systemic solutions.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
Disagreements over the costs of affordable housing in a major Dublin development project led by Johnny Ronan are delaying the provision of affordable homes.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Over €500,000 in damage was caused by vandals at a temporary depot near Castletown House in Ireland, amidst a dispute over access rights.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
A photograph of a camogie match sparked a controversy highlighting the dysfunctional relationship between the Camogie Association and its players over uniform regulations, ultimately revealing a broader power struggle.
irishtimes.com • Education • Ireland
Despite being touted as a 'game changer', Ireland's tertiary degree program, offering university degrees without CAO points, has seen underwhelming enrollment numbers, raising questions about awareness, stigma, and institutional support.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Insufficient water and sewage capacity in Dublin threatens a planned 6,000-home suburb, highlighting Ireland's infrastructure challenges.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
The death of Garda Kevin Flatley while on duty highlights the dangers of road policing and prompts calls for improved road safety measures and societal changes in Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland plans to co-fund salaries to attract top academics from the US and other countries, focusing on fields like renewable energy and artificial intelligence.
irishtimes.com • Education • World
An Irish student captained his Cambridge team to a thrilling victory in the final of the BBC's University Challenge quiz show.
irishtimes.com • Driving • Ireland
The Road Safety Authority in Ireland reports a concerning rise in violent and abusive incidents during driving tests, including physical assaults, verbal abuse, and near-miss accidents.
irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland
A pharmacist is claiming constructive dismissal from his €112,000-a-year job, alleging that his former employer, ex-TD Kate O'Connell and her husband, overworked him to the point of causing him workplace stress.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland's chronic inability to complete large-scale projects is highlighted through multiple examples of delays and cost overruns in infrastructure, housing, and healthcare initiatives.
irishtimes.com • Employment • Ireland
An SD Worx survey reveals growing dissatisfaction among Irish workers due to staff shortages, leadership deficits, and overwork, prompting many to seek new jobs.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
The Construction Industry Federation (CIF) in Ireland faces a €140,000 derelict site levy payment for a Dublin property that partially collapsed, despite a pending €23 million sale.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
A derelict Victorian cottage owned by the Construction Industry Federation in Dublin collapsed, raising concerns about the state of historical buildings and the organization's development plans.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) in Ireland will investigate persistently high rental prices in Galway following concerning trends revealed in their latest rental index.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
€20.5 million in unpaid derelict site levies in Ireland highlights the failure of local authorities to enforce regulations, leaving land hoarders to profit from inaction.
irishtimes.com • Economics • Ireland
Ireland's economy is experiencing a silent slowdown due to decreased business investment stemming from global uncertainties.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
A stunning three-bedroom apartment in Dalkey, Ireland, boasting unparalleled sea views and previously used for filming, is on the market for €1.295 million.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
A Dublin court dismissed charges against two individuals accused of identifying the teenage boys convicted in the Ana Kriégel murder case, citing a breach of the Children Act.
nytimes.com • Music • Ireland
Despite being easily mistaken for a stagehand, Christy Moore, an 80-year-old Irish folk music legend, continues to achieve professional success and remains a beloved national icon.
irishtimes.com • Economics • Ireland
The Irish government faces a difficult choice between continuing costly cost-of-living supports, which risk becoming permanent, and potentially worsening the financial situation for many middle-income earners.
thetimes.com • Immigration • Ireland
Ireland's justice minister is overhauling the immigration system to process asylum claims within three months, aiming to reduce costs and address anti-migrant sentiments.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
This article discusses Ireland's current struggles with infrastructure projects, contrasting the ambition of the Ardnacrusha hydroelectric scheme a century ago with the present-day challenges of housing, water, and energy infrastructure.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The collapse of a Dublin building owned by the Construction Industry Federation highlights Ireland's widespread problem of derelict properties, symbolizing a deeper issue of civic irresponsibility and inequality.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The Irish Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, has pledged to reduce the regulatory burden on businesses and invest in infrastructure to enhance Ireland's competitiveness, following concerns raised by tech giants like Apple and Meta.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A 48-year-old woman in Ireland pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of her husband.
thetimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Irish police have launched a full investigation into a former ministerial advisor's allegedly fraudulent travel expense claims, following a government inquiry that uncovered false information.
gauchazh.clicrbs.com.br • Crime • Ireland
A Brazilian influencer and her boyfriend were arrested in Ireland for possession of drugs valued at approximately R$38,000.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The article details the decades-long struggle to build a Dublin Bay greenway, highlighting political inaction, legal challenges, and the contrast between successful projects elsewhere in Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland
A Dublin family with a history of personal injury claims faces a substantial legal bill after a judge dismissed their latest claims due to non-appearance and insufficient evidence.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
Former Irish politician Shane Ross and his wife are selling their luxurious Enniskerry home for €3.5 million, a property boasting period features, extensive gardens, and a separate mews house.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Recent controversies surrounding camogie skorts and the closure of Dublin public toilets highlight Ireland's shortcomings in upholding gender equality and human rights despite existing legislation.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
A Dublin TD questions the disparity in security deployment on public transport, noting a lack of personnel on the northside despite their presence on the southside.
irishtimes.com • Economics • Ireland
The article discusses the fluctuating Irish GDP, influenced by multinational companies' strategies to avoid US tariffs, echoing the 'Leprechaun economics' phenomenon.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
The gruesome discovery of Michael Gaine's dismembered remains in a slurry tank on his farm near Kenmare, Ireland, has shocked the community and led to a murder investigation.
irishtimes.com • Accident • Ireland
A toddler and his sister were injured when a rally car crashed into spectators at a motor rally in Ireland, resulting in significant legal settlements for the family.
irishtimes.com • Infrastructure • Ireland
A newly opened bridge in Ireland alleviates decades of traffic congestion in Killaloe and Ballina, boosting local economies and improving residents' quality of life.
irishtimes.com • Tourism • Ireland
Ireland's exploding campervan culture is causing infrastructure issues and pushback from locals, despite its economic benefits and year-round appeal.
irishtimes.com • Healthcare • Ireland
UK doctors are relocating to Ireland to address the country's GP shortage and take advantage of better working conditions and attractive salaries.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The Department of Foreign Affairs headquarters in Dublin was again targeted by protesters who vandalized the building with red paint, prompting a Garda investigation.
irishtimes.com • Labor • Ireland
The article details the exploitation of migrant workers in Ireland's food industry, highlighting cases of severe underpayment, excessive working hours, and permit threats.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
Increased competition and transparency in the Irish investment market are leading to lower costs for investors, particularly in pensions, though tax reforms are still needed.
irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland
A legal battle unfolds in Ireland's Commercial Court as John Magnier sues over the alleged sale of a multi-million euro estate.
irishtimes.com • Health • Ireland
Three members of Children's Health Ireland's board resigned following months of controversy surrounding patient care and the implementation of unapproved medical procedures.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The upcoming Irish presidential election is seeing a slow start, with major political parties delaying candidate declarations due to strategic considerations and internal uncertainties.
irishtimes.com • Telecom • Ireland
An Irish Times article details a customer's complaint about being overcharged by Eir, highlighting the importance of monitoring bills and contract terms.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
A mother's 13-year relentless campaign for justice after her son's death in a hit-and-run led to a government apology and legal reforms in Ireland.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
A debate ensues regarding the efficacy of pursuing personal injury claims through court versus utilizing the Injuries Resolution Board (IRB), with contrasting viewpoints from an insurance executive and a barrister.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland's successful anti-smoking campaign provides a model for tackling climate change by focusing on public health, creating alliances, and employing strong regulations.
southernstar.ie • Technology • Ireland
National Broadband Ireland plans to install a 12-meter structure on Cape Clear Island to facilitate high-speed fiber broadband, connecting the island to the mainland via radio link.
irishtimes.com • Military • Ireland
Due to a critical shortage of air traffic controllers, the Irish Air Corps is reducing its flight operations to part-time and may cease entirely, impacting emergency services and government operations.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
A lack of bidders for a tender to manage hundreds of Dublin homes intended for the homeless population jeopardizes the Housing First program and leaves vulnerable individuals without housing.
irishtimes.com • Finance • Ireland
Trinity College Dublin reported a €50.2 million surplus, largely due to investment re-evaluation, highlighting both financial success and concerns about sustainable funding in higher education.
irishtimes.com • Tourism • Ireland
April's tourism figures reveal a concerning decline in inbound visitors to Ireland, impacting businesses and raising concerns within the industry.
irishtimes.com • Lawsuit • Ireland
Billionaire John Magnier is suing the Barne Estate owners for allegedly reneging on a handshake deal to sell a 751-acre estate, claiming unfair treatment in court.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Irish politician Cathal Crowe apologized for inaccurate remarks comparing British actions in Ireland to Israeli actions in Gaza.
irishtimes.com • History • Ireland
The article contrasts the lavish commemoration of Irish historical figure Daniel O'Connell with the neglected grave of his wife, Mary, highlighting a disparity in historical recognition.
elpais.com • News • Spain
Eight teenagers from Parla, Spain, risked their lives to rescue a woman from the sea in Ireland, highlighting their bravery and challenging negative stereotypes about youth.
irishtimes.com • Housing • Ireland
A significant social housing renovation project in Blackrock, Ireland, highlights the high costs and lengthy processes involved in returning vacant properties to use.
irishtimes.com • Weather • Ireland
Ireland's bank holiday weekend will experience mixed weather, with temperatures reaching nearly 20 degrees Celsius but also featuring rain and wind.
irishtimes.com • Music • Ireland
The Irish music festival scene is thriving despite financial risks, showcasing resilience and vibrancy through diverse events catering to various demographics and ages.
irishtimes.com • Lifestyle • Ireland
A writer reflects on the challenges and ultimately the enduring appeal of living in Dublin, despite its high cost of living and other drawbacks.
newyorker.com • Fiction • Ireland
A young girl experiences the kindness and complexities of her temporary foster home, navigating the subtle dynamics between her caregivers and her own past.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A resurgence of gang violence in Limerick, Ireland, fueled by a new generation of criminals, threatens the fragile peace achieved after years of conflict between rival gangs.
irishtimes.com • Inheritance • Ireland
A woman seeks advice on navigating inheritance complications involving her mother's house, and the potential tax implications of different solutions.
irishtimes.com • Education • Ireland
Two new reports reveal Ireland's remarkable progress in education, showing it as the most educated country globally while also highlighting the success of working-class students in completing college.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
A legal dispute over control of the Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin has led to the closure of the centre's school and mosque, prompting a High Court hearing.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
Criminal gangs in Ireland are using drones to scout farms and rural properties before burglaries, increasing fear and underreporting of crimes.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
The Irish government terminated seven international protection accommodation contracts in the first four months of 2025 due to noncompliance with regulations, while simultaneously adding more contracts, sparking debate about the efficiency and fairness of the system.
irishtimes.com • Deportation • Ireland
Thirty-five people, including five children, were deported from Dublin Airport to Nigeria on a chartered flight as part of Ireland's immigration policy.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Ireland faces a critical water shortage, hindering housing development and economic growth, despite being a relatively wet country.
irishtimes.com • Employment • Ireland
A Keelings worker was fired for social media posts alleging that excessive work hours led to the deaths of two colleagues, prompting a legal battle over unfair dismissal and other employment rights violations.
irishtimes.com • Crime • Ireland
A major drug smuggling operation involving €157 million worth of cocaine was disrupted off the Irish coast, leading to the arrest and sentencing of eight individuals involved in the international trafficking ring.
irishtimes.com • Education • Ireland
Reactions to the Irish Leaving Certificate and Junior Cycle exams are mixed, with some students expressing relief over the inclusion of anticipated poets and topics while others found certain questions challenging or unexpected.
irishtimes.com • Sports • Ireland
Veteran Irish footballer Robbie Brady aims for a World Cup berth, hoping to contribute his experience and skill to a young team.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • World
This article explores what €335,000 can buy in various locations across Europe, showcasing a range of properties from apartments to villas.
irishtimes.com • Law • Ireland
The Irish Times article analyzes the defamation case verdict against the BBC, arguing that its implications for journalism are overstated and highlighting the BBC's internal issues.
southernstar.ie • History • Ireland
A memorial was unveiled in Dunmanway, Ireland, to commemorate the 14 famine orphan girls who were sent to Australia in 1849 as part of the Earl Grey Scheme.
southernstar.ie • Motorsport • Ireland
The Skibbereen and District Car Club's first-ever Endurance Trial saw Gerard and Luke O'Reilly take first place, with Owen Murphy/Patrick O'Sullivan securing third.
irishtimes.com • RealEstate • Ireland
This article details the diverse ownership of properties surrounding Dublin's St. Stephen's Green, ranging from wealthy families and private clubs to multinational corporations and the Irish state.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Two Irish Health Service Executive (HSE) employees have been suspended with pay or on administrative leave for 11 years, prompting questions about the lengthy investigation processes.
irishtimes.com • Climate • Ireland
Ireland faces significant risks from extreme weather events, particularly coastal flooding, impacting major cities and requiring urgent adaptation strategies.
irishtimes.com • Health • Ireland
An Irish couple, after 55 and 46 years of smoking, respectively, successfully quit with the help of the HSE Quit team, highlighting the benefits of support and nicotine replacement therapy.
irishtimes.com • Poverty • Ireland
Despite Ireland's economic prosperity, a significant portion of children experience food insecurity, highlighting a critical social issue that requires urgent government action.
irishtimes.com • News • Ireland
A 60-year-old man arrested in connection with the deadly Creeslough explosion in Ireland has been released without charge, as the investigation continues.
irishtimes.com • Politics • Ireland
Serious errors in pension deductions affecting 13,000 Irish civil servants and government ministers are being investigated, with repayments expected.