More than 10 percent of the notified homes turned into, it seems, holiday lets.

Documents show capitals encouraged moves towards common ‘European defence culture’ and closer Nato cooperation

The Taoiseach has said new rules for people seeking Irish citizenship, including a language test, will help bring Ireland in line with other European countries.

Being disabled and homeless has long been normalised in Ireland, it is just largely hidden from us.

The Comptroller and Auditor General found that high-wealth individuals claimed €755 million in tax credits and reliefs in 2024.

More than 100,000 public sector workers in areas such as health, education and local authorities have begun industrial action in the form of a work-to-rule.

The local authority has not levied derelict site tax on the former tax office site on Sullivan's Quay for two decades.

Reacting to the Central Bank of Ireland’s confirmation that on the expiry of the Israel Bonds’ prospectus their sale in Europe has ended Stephen Cockburn, Amnesty International’s Europe Director, said...

Four people were aboard the single-engine plane when it went down in a cornfield near Carvers School Road in East Troy at about 1:30 p.m.

We are an Irish Coffee Roasting Business. We give away 4% of all we earn before we make a cent. We roast coffee very well.

Progressive laureates say November ballot measure could ‘start reining in the power’ of ultra-wealthy

Liam O’Callaghan looks at how the IRFU came in for criticism over its support of South Africa’s rugby team during the apartheid years.

Irish consumers pay disproportionately more for electricity than large data centres, report suggests

In late May 1948, Count Folke Bernadotte received a telegram from UN Secretary-General Trygve Lie, asking whether he would be willing to take on the role of the United Nations Mediator in the conflict...