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“He’s got his hose in his hand” – Uisce Éireann defends hotline for people to report their neighbours of ‘non-essential’ water use
Margaret Attridge, Head of Water Operations at Uisce Éireann, has defended the introduction of a hotline where people can report incidents of "non-essential" water use. "We're providing a hotline because we're not asking people to confront people. We don't want to cause any neighbourhood…
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60% of people say that taxi availability impacts how often they go out in Dublin
60% of people who socialise regularly in Dublin say knowing it will be difficult to get a taxi home affects how often they go out. A survey from the Licensed Vintners Association reveals 67% of people have experienced challenges getting a taxi home after a night out, reports Breaking…
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Fired M&S worker wins case over his wife’s use of his discount
A Marks and Spencer worker whose staff discount credentials were used 73 times in six weeks after his wife secretly copied them and shared them with family and friends has won a challenge to his "disproportionate" dismissal. A Workplace Relations Commission adjudicator ruled that Marks and…
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Govt approves paid-leave for early miscarriage
Paid leave will be provided for the first time for women who suffer an early miscarriage. The Cabinet has approved a proposal from Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke to offer five days of paid leave for women who experience a miscarriage before 23 weeks of pregnancy, reports RTE. Under…
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Govt introducing free solar panels and higher grants in an to try and combat energy prices
Social welfare recipients could save up to €900 in energy costs a year as the Government examines the "immediate rollout" of solar panels under the warmer home scheme and higher retrofitting grants. The Irish Examiner is reporting that ministers will soon examine a menu of options to…
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“He’s got his hose in his hand” – Uisce Éireann defends hotline for people to report their neighbours of ‘non-essential’ water use
Margaret Attridge, Head of Water Operations at Uisce Éireann, has defended the introduction of a hotline where people can report incidents of "non-essential" water use. "We're providing a hotline because we're not asking people to confront people. We don't want to cause any neighbourhood…
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60% of people say that taxi availability impacts how often they go out in Dublin
60% of people who socialise regularly in Dublin say knowing it will be difficult to get a taxi home affects how often they go out. A survey from the Licensed Vintners Association reveals 67% of people have experienced challenges getting a taxi home after a night out, reports Breaking…
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Fired M&S worker wins case over his wife’s use of his discount
A Marks and Spencer worker whose staff discount credentials were used 73 times in six weeks after his wife secretly copied them and shared them with family and friends has won a challenge to his "disproportionate" dismissal. A Workplace Relations Commission adjudicator ruled that Marks and…
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Govt approves paid-leave for early miscarriage
Paid leave will be provided for the first time for women who suffer an early miscarriage. The Cabinet has approved a proposal from Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke to offer five days of paid leave for women who experience a miscarriage before 23 weeks of pregnancy, reports RTE. Under…
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Govt introducing free solar panels and higher grants in an to try and combat energy prices
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“We’ll catch them” – Legal warnings get issued a number of ‘dodgy box’ users
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Hypoctire? Mary Lou McDonald lodges appeal over 250-bed student housing in her own constituency
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Fine Gael’s Patrick O’Donovan is recovering at home following hospital spell in Brussels
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Life & CultureThe Complete Guide to Sports Supplements in Cyprus: Navigating the Mediterranean Island’s Fitness Nutrition Market
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Life & CultureThe Critical Role and Importance of Loss Assessors in Ireland’s Insurance Claims Landscape
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Life & CultureThe “Regional Project” Maneuver: Al-Burhan Seeks to Legitimize Military Rule by Dismantling International Initiatives and Neutralizing His Allies
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Life & CultureWhy Ireland No Longer Has an Off-Season for Sports Betting
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Life & CultureHow online casinos verify they’re fair: audits, licences, and testing explained
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Life & CultureDiplomatic Condolence Flirtation: The Muslim Brotherhood’s Telegrams to Saudi Arabia Reveal the Backstage of Rapprochement and Regional File Bargains
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Life & CultureAfrica Intelligence: Saudi Arabia Provides Financial Support to Burhan to Limit the Influence of the Islamic Movement
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Life & CultureIreland’s Absence Still Leaves Local Bettors Looking at World Cup Odds
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Life & CultureResponsible Screen Time: Practical Strategies for Balancing Digital and Real-World Life
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Life & CultureHow Common is Cosmetic Surgery in Ireland Compared to The Rest of the World
Politics
Alan Kelly reportedly set to resign as Labour party leader
The Labour Party leader Alan Kelly is reportedly set to resign later this evening. According to RTE News, Kelly who became Party leader in 2020 is expected to step down from his position after he …
Opinion
Ireland’s Pensioner Poverty Scandal: 1 in 5 elderly people are at risk of poverty as energy bills and food costs soar
Ireland’s elderly are being abandoned in plain sight as 2026 begins. CSO SILC data for 2025 shows 19.8% of people aged 65+ at risk of poverty or social exclusion—up from 16.1% in 2023—making Ireland one …
