Tenant who lived in car for months with partner and child due to rent hike awarded damages
Kildare landlord David Massey also ordered to repay ‘goodwill payment’ he had allegedly sought from family to secure rental home
Landlord must pay €20,000 for evicting tenant from property she then used for short-term lets
RTB tribunal rules Gerda McLoughney should have offered Dublin 2 apartment back to man when her plans changed after husband’s death
Remains of 10 more infants found at site of former mother and baby home in Tuam
Latest discoveries bring total number of remains recovered to 109
Child in abduction case to be brought to North for access with father, court orders
Judge Nuala Jackson says measures attached to order, including that father’s passport is retained, are ‘extraordinarily robust’
Work Q&A: How do big retailers handle employee theft and how common is it?
Work Q&A: Retailers often adopt a zero-tolerance approach, which can see employees dismissed should they take home items of little value
Garvaghy Rd residents say chief constable must meet them to explain parade advice
Garvaghy Road residents lodge legal challenge to parade ruling and seek ‘urgent hearing’
Woman (30s) allegedly ‘pushed’ off balcony in serious assault in Dublin
Gardaí investigate two other, unrelated assaults in Sligo town and Galway where other people were hospitalised
O’Neill rejects ‘gross discourtesy’ accusations as large numbers remain on Garvaghy Road
Drumcree parade, which had previously sparked serious disorder, was due to go ahead for the first time in nearly 30 years
U2 fans treated to surprise Dublin street performance to mark 50th anniversary
U2 perform from Bewley’s balcony for fans from around the world who made pilgrimage to Dublin to mark band’s 50th anniversary
Four arrested after seizure of drugs including cocaine and heroin worth more than €2m
A number of vehicles and cash were seized by gardaí targeting ‘regional drug-trafficking networks’
Lough Derg ‘getting worse’ after public advisory issued over algal bloom
Councillor warns condition of Munster lake is ‘heading towards Lough Neagh’
Irish media talks about death ‘constantly’, Irish Hospice Foundation study suggests
A ‘national conversation’ on dying, death and bereavement is being held in Croke Park on Thursday
Woman refuses to facilitate in-person access as she is ‘terrified’ child will be abducted
Father, who has not seen his child since late last year, has been unable to secure visa for State
The public sector job search is soul-destroying. How do I get in?
Work Q&A: I want to work in the public service or in policy areas, but I feel like the country provides no graduate opportunities
Hospital presentations due to e-scooters, scramblers and e-bikes rising ‘exponentially’
Trauma experts say adults are presenting with broken limbs, ‘severe’ brain injuries and spinal fractures