Government slammed over ‘surge’ in evictions as number of landlords selling up increases
Average monthly rental rates for new tenancies has risen to almost €1,700.
Customers face massive spike in bills as Bord Gáis and Pinergy hike electricity prices
Public facing further €200 being added to energy bills with numbers in arrears already at a 'historical' high
Hosepipe ban in parts of Donegal, Meath and Westmeath extended until mid-October
While a hosepipe ban is being lifted in some areas, it’s being extended elsewhere.
Wexford Waters Marked for Offshore Wind as National Mapping Project Begins
Wexford has taken centre stage in Ireland’s renewable energy journey as work begins on a national map to identify ideal locations for offshore windfarms.
All sites for offshore wind farms to be set out in 2027 national plan
Avoiding individual site selection, new national strategy hopes to provide certainty for future energy
Thousands set for €924 social welfare lump sum payment – here’s who will qualify
THOUSANDS of Irish people will be entitled to receive a lump sum payment later this month, totalling up to €924. Eligibility for the Fuel Allowance payment was recently expanded as…
Transport Minister tight-lipped on Kenny Jacobs board tensions at DAA
Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien is refusing to comment publicly on tensions at the top of DAA, the operator of Dublin and Cork airports, that are unders...
European Central Bank leaves interest rates unchanged
The European Central Bank left interest rates unchanged today, as expected, but offered no clues about its next move, even as investors continue to bet tha...
CSO: 5.1% increase in food and non-alcoholic prices in year to August 2025
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 2.0% between August 2024 and August 2025, up from an annual...
Aer Lingus applies for judicial review of night flights ruling at Dublin Airport
Airline has initiated its own proceedings following similar move by Ryanair and local residents earlier this week
Victorian kiosk’s restoration costs in Blackrock reaches €1.1m
The historic building at the entrance to Blackrock Park, Co Dublin, will open as a coffee shop in the coming months
Almost 100 bodies in Ireland responsible for regulation and licensing, new competitiveness plan discloses
Plan proposes 85 actions to increase competitiveness by scaling SME research, reducing red tape and investing in infrastructure