One of Ireland’s biggest landlords fined €26,000 for rent rule breaches
Dublin-registered Vestry Limited Partnership failed to comply with rent pressure zone requirements
State appeals ruling it breached Constitution by refusing spouse’s pension to bereaved partner
Minister argues case could have significant impact on private contractual arrangements and employer planning
Fifth of Dublin Central votes went to candidates who had used anti-immigration rhetoric
But opinion is divided among political parties over how significant issue of migration was in campaign
Plan for 58 homes in Bunratty rejected due to tourism impact concerns
An Coimisiún Pleanála said proposed development would be ‘unsympathetic to the distinctive historic character’ of Co Clare town
Cruise ship confined in France after suspected ‘stomach flu’ death allowed to resume operations
Irish passengers among more than 1,700 banned from disembarking vessel after docking in Bordeaux
On most days, father and daughter who both need kidney dialysis barely see each other
Irish Kidney Association calls for ‘urgent action’ as organ donation falls to lowest level in five years
OPW seeks tax exemption for derelict site of planned family court in Smithfield
Waterlogged, triangular wedge of land in Smithfield has been vacant for about 30 years
Court dismisses appeal by couple who alleged fertiliser use damaged their health
Marlena Aurich and Scott Manning from Co Roscommon fail to establish link between health issues and neighbours’ activities
Met Éireann forecasts cooler weather across Ireland as high pressure dominates
This week will be quite cool for this time of year as high pressure dominates, forecaster says
Police attacked at ‘absolutely chaotic’ west Belfast gathering involving hundreds of youths
Sinn Féin MLA condemned disgraceful actions of those involved but also criticised PSNI response
Cyclist (50s) dies following crash into railing
Cyclist was brought to Midland Regional Hospital in Portlaoise following collision in Mountmellick
Met Éireann forecasts cool weather for early May due to northerly airflow
Week ahead is likely to be cool for early May, says Met Éireann
Gardaí release man (20s) arrested over Edenderry fatal fire
He was the fifth to be detained last week over suspected petrol bomb attack
As Ukrainians prepare to exit Irish hotels, what will become of them and the rooms they leave behind?
One Killarney hotelier has mixed feelings about ceasing to host Ukrainians as housing for up to 16,000 war refugees is to end
Cutting Ukrainian accommodation supports could cause spike in asylum requests, groups warn
Ukrainians ‘absolutely entitled’ to apply for international protection but this could put system under ‘catastrophic strain’, says Brian Killoran