Dublin City Council outbid in sale of Martello tower in Sandymount
Monument was purchased in excess of its guide price of €1.5 million, a cost described as ‘excessive’ by a council official
Dublin tenant who told RTB of ceiling piece falling on ‘son’s cot’ awarded damages
Tenant Stephen Russell initially awarded €20,000, but deductions made over failure to pay rent and refusal of access
Gardaí treating discovery of man’s body at Clondalkin waste-recycling plant as suspicious
Gardaí believe unidentified male may have been murdered, says source
Most Defence Forces personnel fear mental health disclosure could harm careers, study finds
Just 22 per cent of respondents indicated they would make such a disclosure to seek medical support
Moving from America to Ireland for work? Here’s what you need to know
Figures indicate US workers are increasingly interested in a move to Ireland, but what should they look out for before making the move?
‘Fanciful’ to assume funds from new dereliction tax will reach local authorities, DCC chief says
Richard Shakespeare said local authorities are ‘unhappy’ with the replacement of the levy
Data centres plan in Co Waterford refused planning permission after backlash
Loss of Kilmeaden’s ‘village character’ would be contrary to local development plans, Waterford City and County Council says
First storm of season could be named in advance of ‘very windy’ conditions
Met Éireann forecasts ‘very windy’ conditions and heavy rainfalls on Thursday
Man due in court charged in connection with organised crime investigation
Man (40s) was arrested alongside two women following seizure of more than €300,000 in cash in Dublin
‘I reluctantly signed a severance agreement after being given 24 hours to. What recourse have I?’
Work Q&A: I was hesitant to sign agreement because I felt my employer did not make a genuine effort to consider alternative positions I had applied for
Fianna Fáil councillor in Co Clare ordered to pay €5,000 after ‘unlawful’ rent review
Rita McInerney, a well-known figure in Doonbeg who was mentioned in the White House by the Taoiseach, said the property was ‘underperforming’
Fianna Fáil Minister of State Robert Troy ordered to pay €500 in damages after tenant left without working oven
Troy’s Co Westmeath tenant Priscilla Ryan alleges she was hospitalised after receiving notice of termination over rent arrears
‘Liam will be forever missed’: Teen who died following ‘tragic accident’ in Tuam named
Gardaí treating death of youth in Tuam on Wednesday as a ‘tragic accident’
Dublin City Council proposes tree preservation order at Kenilworth Square
Owner of south Dublin square, St Mary’s College in Rathmines, plans expansion of sports grounds
Number of mother and baby home redress applications triples after awareness campaign
Some 6,200 payments have been made to successful applicants since the scheme launched in March 2024