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Nursing home workers face permit refusals over 'strict' 50:50 EU to non-EU staffing rule
Healthcare assistants working for a large nursing home group had their employment permits refused because the group had not kept a 50:50 ratio of EU to non-EU staff.
This week
31st May 2026 - 5th June 2026
'I have sympathy': Judge discontinues order for activists to vacate former Liberties pub
The High Court judge allowed a week’s adjournment so the group occupying the property can seek legal advice.
Dublin renter facing eviction creates hit game exposing 'absurd' rents
Last week
24th May 2026 - 30th May 2026
'We don't want your hotel!': Locals to fight against new six-storey development in Dublin city
Teenage girl who drowned in Howth tragedy named locally as Abbie Carmody-Pepper
Last month
May 2026
Yves Sakila's family call for postmortem report as large protest takes place outside Dáil
Black Coalition Ireland has called on political leaders to take action following the death of Yves Sakila.
Gardaí investigating death of Yves Sakila issue fresh appeal for witnesses
'Horrendous': RTÉ bosses slammed over treatment of Seán Rocks's pay and impact on his family
Meta to cut up to 350 jobs from Irish workforce, a bigger cut than was expected
The number of layoffs the firm is pursuing in Ireland is considerably higher than what was expected.
Congolese people in Dublin call for justice after death of Yves Sakila
Ambulance workers and HSE to go to the Labour Court tomorrow for talks following strike
The development comes following a 24-hour work stoppage by ambulance service members.
Harris rules out Irish-only windfall tax on energy giants over possible impact on 'investment'
The finance minister says the government prefers an EU-wide approach; however, the European Commission insists a similar initiative in 2022 had mixed results.
'I'd no money for food, the diesel light was on in my car': Student nurses on cost of living
Health minister insists recruitment freeze won't hit frontline staff amid €250m HSE overspend
Covalen workers vote to strike after 720 workers on Meta projects told jobs at risk
Workers will protest outside the Dáil today to call on the government to bring in more protections.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
RTÉ defends Late Late host Patrick Kielty after criticism from Irish Jewish group
Man in his 20s arrested over fatal housefire in Edenderry released without charge
Holly Cairns is Ireland's most popular leader, but who would you like to see as Taoiseach?
Over 1700 drivers caught speeding in first three days of May Bank Holiday
Dublin lottery player hits €8.7 m jackpot from Saturday night draw
Frosty reception for Jim O'Callaghan as prison officers demand action on overcrowding
Large increase in criminal gangs in Irish prisons creating an operational strain
The Director General of the Irish Prison Service said that staff have decades of experience in dealing with top crime bosses behind bars.
April
April 2026
Spike in violent incidents in Irish prisons as nearly 10% of inmates are sleeping on the floor
The Irish Prison Officers’ Association is calling for urgent action on overcrowding in prisons across the country.
Newly formed NSPCA urging for clampdown on puppy farms and an end to horse-drawn carriages
Dublin retail group ‘open’ to helping fund supports for people in addiction carrying out thefts
Irish workers across Meta projects in Covalen told over 700 roles at risk
Over 500 of the impacted roles are in AI annotation on Meta projects.
'It's women who take the career hit': Gardaí on the realities of being on the frontline
Meta yet to inform Irish Government of layoff plans as 8,000 roles to be cut globally
Gardaí sustain bite and eye injuries in assault at Letterkenny council offices
Ireland is on track to reach 2030 EU air pollution reduction targets
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Delayed naturalisation certs for new Irish citizens stopped them voting in last election
Justice Minister has no regrets about how he handled army request in fuel protests
Up to four in a room in Dublin 2 house as landlord says it's a hard time 'to make money'
A former Clare Street office now houses up to 22 people paying up to €890 for bed spaces.
'Another few days will have things crippled': Inside the fuel price protest WhatsApp groups
The protests are being organised online by people within the sector after a major public meeting took place last month.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
‘There was a gap in the market’: Inside Ireland’s booming private ADHD clinics
That gap can “be serviced quite easily once you have any medical qualification”, The Journal Investigates hears.
Some online providers simply 'disappear', while others get overwhelmed by demand.