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2026
signed off
Connolly remains concerned about International Protection Bill 2026 as she signs it into law
The Bill will be able to be challenged in future as a result of the president refraining from referring it to the Supreme Court.
first time buyers
Taoiseach says government will give consideration to stamp duty relief for first-time buyers
modular homes
Move to allow garden cabins will ‘remove red tape’, say Tánaiste and Housing Minister
Concerns over the fact occupants of these new cabins will be regarded as licensees rather than tenants have been flagged.
Áras An Uachtaráin
President Connolly's Council of State meets to discuss government's draft asylum laws
The council was convened to examine the constitutionality of the International Protection Bill 2026.
Jesse Sludds
'It's still surreal': The Wexford teen on his Late Late win and his date with Shania Twain
Dubai
Likely to be months before Daniel Kinahan extradited to Ireland - former Assistant Commissioner
fuel protests
'We're the ones paying all the bills': Leo Varadkar says urban areas fund rural Ireland
the manosphere
'Looksmaxxing' influencer Clavicular recovering after suspected overdose on livestream
construction costs
Confidence levels in Irish construction sector at 'lowest point' so far this year
chats in the flats
'I always knew how special it was': The Dubliner highlighting the communities in the flats
Back To School
All major roads are largely clear this evening, with full Dublin Bus and Luas services restored
It follows six days of protests on Irish roads and blockades of fuel terminals and the country’s only oil refinery in Co Cork.
Hungary for change
Irish and EU leaders welcome Hungary 'back to Europe' after landslide defeat for Orbán
fuel protests
Government defends €505m fuel package against opposition criticism it doesn't go far enough
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