Lawless expects thousands of student beds to be made available
The Government turned to housing originally designed for students as part of its response to the more than 100,000 Ukrainians who were accommodated in Ireland
TikTok may cut up to 300 jobs in Ireland
The Chinese-owned social media video-sharing giant has informed the Government of its plan to cut jobs
Taoiseach disagrees with O’Neill over Ukraine missiles order comments
Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O’Neill told the Stormont Assembly this week that she was “incredulous” at the deal for the Thales plant in east Belfast
Ireland will not be part of any ‘deterrent’ deployment in Ukraine – Taoiseach
Micheál Martin also insisted he wanted to have a “respectful” meeting with President Donald Trump at the White House next week
Taoiseach and British prime minister pledge to work together ahead of inaugural summit
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Keir Starmer spoke on Wednesday evening ahead of the first in a series of annual UK-Ireland summits due to take place in Liverpool on Thursday
New research association established to tackle gender gap in sports science
It comes after it was revealed just 6% of research in sport and exercise science across the globe solely focuses on women and girls
Garda search of Drogheda house in Kyran Durnin murder investigation stood down for night
The search operation will resume on Thursday morning at first light
Government accused of ‘sleeveen politics’ after passing speaking time proposals
Under the proposals, coalition backbenchers will also be permitted to ask questions of the Taoiseach, as part of “Other Members Questions”.
Government’s commercial LNG plan ‘will deepen Ireland’s dependence on fossil fuels’
A group of leading academics from a number of universities in Ireland and the US have warned the Government that failing to heed its warnings could forfeit a 'tremendous opportunity…
Government pauses relocation of Ukrainians from all State-contracted accommodation
It follows decision to postpone relocation of elderly and disabled Ukrainian residents from student accommodation complex in Cork City
PSNI officer kicked multiple times in head
A PSNI officer was kicked multiple times in the head during a violent incident in Derry on Wednesday, police have said.The details of the incident ...
Is consultants working Saturdays the solution to the trolley crisis?
The health minister has linked the crisis to low numbers of consultants working weekends and bank holiday Saturdays
New Leas-Cheann Comhairle reminds TDs not to ‘misbehave’
The new Dáil deputy chairman John McGuinness makes an apparent swipe at the Taoiseach in the wake of the 'bréaga' imbroglio
Fianna Fáil TDs back cabin exemption plans
Party sources said that housing would remain a top priority going forward
Simon Harris to meet world’s foreign ministers in South Africa as Ireland takes part in G20 for first time
Government statement said 'global trade and current political developments are being discussed' at the meeting
Ireland enforces new EU sanctions on Russian cyberattack operatives
Ireland enforces EU sanctions on Russian intelligence officers linked to cyber-attacks, freezing assets and banning EU travel
Government spending on AI research projects to increase by more than 50%
Overall spend on the technology is set to jump to at least €1.82m in 2025
Trial over killing of Private Seán Rooney in Lebanon delayed
The 24-year-old from Donegal was killed when a convoy of Irish troops serving with a UN peacekeeping force was ambushed and fired upon on December 14, 2022
OECD urges Ireland to rethink rent caps and landlord tax breaks
A new OECD report recommends scrapping Ireland’s rent cap system, allowing landlords to increase rents freely between tenancies
Mary Lou McDonald lodges official complaint over Taoiseach’s ‘lies’ comment
Micheál Martin hit out at Mary Lou McDonald for 'telling lies again', stating that the opposition leader was 'ag insint bréaga arís' on the topic of housing