Organisations are disappointed that there are no measures in place for the homeless in Budget 2026

There was very little in Budget 2026 for small landlords, despite many selling up, Ms Condon said.

A concerned passerby thought James Colton (43) was dead when she came across him passed out in the driver's seat of his car in Crumlin at 8:40 am in September 2022

Most of the beds were open on Tuesday, however it was expected that all 96 beds would be available on Wednesday, the HSE said

At a sentencing hearing on Tuesday, Colman FitzGerald SC for Puska's partner and mother of his children, Lucia Istokova, 36, said his client was always motivated by a desire to safeguard her children

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David Hearne has been at the forefront of Forsa’s campaign for pay and pensions parity with other school staff.

Renter Chris Bond welcomes Budget 2026’s measures tackling the housing crisis but says they will be judged on how they affect housing supply.

Mr Luczak, formerly of Primrose Avenue, Jigginstown, Naas, Co Kildare, replied “not guilty” to each charge when he was arraigned at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court on Tuesday

Dean Boland (37) was convicted of manslaughter following a 2018 incident

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties said it is "Gravely concerned about the heavy-handed policing approach to the protest."

Dublin councillor said he had sent a letter to Pepper Finance lawyers agreeing not to attend the homes of staff of the company

The reduction from 13.5% to 9% will kick in from July next year.

The Irish Wheelchair Association, The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul and AsIAm are concerned that the measures for disabled people fall short

Tuesday’s budget announcement included a €10 per week increase in pension payments, lower than last year’s €12 per week.

“They need to treat the special education crisis like it’s a house on fire,” Adrienne Doyle Whelan said.

In an interview with Newstalk Breakfast, Eamon Ó Cúiv said that it is “highly unlikely” that Mr Martin will lead Fianna Fáil into the next general election

Britain's CPS said there is an ‘important point of law that needs to be clarified’.

McGovern is charged with the murder of Noel Kirwan in 2016 in Clondalkin, Dublin

VFI said that while the decision to cut VAT on food services is welcome, "delaying the change until mid-2026 is unacceptable"