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Catherine Connolly emphasised Ireland's "unique insight" to conflict resolution to Donald Trump
22+ hour, 52+ min ago (572+ words) 14.03 13 Sep 2026 After her meeting with President Donald Trump, President Catherine Connolly released a statement explaining what she said to him. US president Donald Trump made a quick visit to Áras an Uchtaráin before making his way out West to the…...
What do Doonbeg locals think of Donald Trump's visit?
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (480+ words) 11.52 13 Sep 2026 US President Donald Trump arrived at his Doonbeg Gold Links on Saturday afternoon for the Irish Open after a brief visit to Dublin. President Donald Trump's whirlwind trip to Ireland is well underway as he arrived at Doonbeg for…...
Tusla to pay for legal aid for children in their care
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (580+ words) 10.03 13 Sep 2026 The current criminal defence solicitors' dispute has had a knock-on effect seeing children showing up to court with no representation. After a recent article showcased the knock-on effects of the current criminal defence solicitor's dispute, Tusla has made the…...
O'Leary's 'arrogrant' words about rape will 'distress to survivors' - DRC
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (330+ words) 14.31 10 Sep 2026 The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has condemend Michael O’Leary for his “flippant” and “arrogrant” use of the words rape, which they claimed would “cause such distress to survivors”. Speaking ahead of Ryanair’s annual general meeting, Mr O’Leary was asked…...
Children arguing with school secretaries over takeaway mixups
4+ day, 48+ min ago (367+ words) 12.06 10 Sep 2026 Children are rowing with school secretaries over takeaways, the National Association of Principals and Deputy Principals has warned. Speaking on Newstalk Breakfast, NAPD Director Paul Crone warned that the phenomenon has become a “bit of a problem” for many…...
Ban on vape shops would mean more dereliction - town planner
4+ day, 20+ hour ago (214+ words) 16.15 9 Sep 2026 Banning vape shops in Ireland will simply mean more dereliction, a town planner has predicted. In recent weeks, there have been calls for the Government to allow local authorities to restrict the proliferation of vape shops, amid concerns about…...
Budget 2027: Inheritance tax labelled 'morally repugnant vulture type tax"
5+ day, 35+ min ago (418+ words) 12.19 9 Sep 2026 A financial advisor has labelled inheritance tax a “morally repugnant vulture type tax”, as Fine Gael hints the threshold for the tax will be raised. Yesterday, Minister of State Neale Richmond told the Irish Examiner that there is an…...
Mary Lou: Sinn Féin has 'heard' public's concerns about immigration
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (420+ words) 09.33 9 Sep 2026 Mary Lou McDonald has said Sinn Féin now understands people’s concerns about migration and has “heard that message” from the electorate. Today, the main opposition party is gathering for its annual think in to discuss its priorities and strategies…...
'Progress has been made': Micheál Martin defends housing record
6+ day, 1+ hour ago (518+ words) 11.15 8 Sep 2026 Taoiseach Micheál Martin has defended his record on housing, insisting that “progress has been made”. Last year, a report by stockbroker Davy calculated there is a housing shortfall in Ireland of some 230,000 homes. However, there were only 36,284 new properties…...
Irish citizenship: Martin confirms migrants will wait eight years
1+ week, 32+ min ago (326+ words) 12.23 7 Sep 2026 Immigrants will be required to have lived in Ireland for eight years before they can apply for Irish citizenship, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has confirmed. The new rule will form part of a package of measures that will toughen up…...