Plan to cut Ukrainian refugee payment by €200 a month to be delayed as Government evaluates impact on housing market
The Government will slash the monthly payment for hosting a Ukrainian refugee, it will decide today after weeks of signals.
Hard to be motorist on ‘modest income’, says Starmer
He made the comments as the Government unveiled plans for councils to prove they are tackling the issues or face losing the cash to fix them.
Investigation under way after unexpected death of elderly woman at Laois nursing home
The Health and Safety Authority (HSA) have launched an investigation following the unexpected death of a resident at a nursing home in Co Laois.
Backlash as monthly social welfare payment for Irish homes set to be cut by €200
The Irish Government is expected to cut the Accommodation Recognition Payment from €800 to €600 per month. Over 15,500 households currently hosting Ukrainian refugees rely on the payment.
Tyrone schools closed because of ‘security concern’
The schools announced that they had to close on Monday
Obesity jab now available in pharmacies with lowest doses costing around €200 a month
Wegovy, an injected drug used to treat obesity, will become available in pharmacies in Ireland from today on private prescription.
Firefighters battling blaze at industrial estate in West Dublin
Crew attached to Dublin Fire Brigade rushed to the scene of a blaze in Lucan on Sunday
80,000 jobs and planned income tax cuts at risk due to threat of global trade war, Paschal Donohoe says
Government plans for tax cuts may have to be postponed due to the threat of a global trade war, the finance minister has said amid potential risks to tens ...
Changes possible but Thomas Tuchel keeps England options open
Anthony Gordon is out with a hip injury but the rest of Tuchel’s squad will hope to be involved against Latvia.
Bookshop owner: ‘The new Amazon.ie is bad news for Irish bookshops and other SMEs’
Sarah Kenny of Kennys Bookshop in Galway says the new Irish version of the global shopping giant is not good for smaller retailers.
Facebook blocks €862 worth of ads promoting the Burkes
More than €800 worth of Facebook ads highlighting protests by family members of Enoch Burke at the St Patrick’s Day festivities in Washington have been rem...
Brother in feud that ripped apart one of the best-known families in the Dublin pub trade leaves nearly €17m in his will
One of five brothers who was involved in one of the most bitter family feuds in the country has left over €16m in his will.