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May 2026
'Extremely expensive': Schools told to avoid 'bespoke crested’ uniforms and exclusive suppliers
Simon Harris promises 'biggest overhaul' of one-off housing rules in decades
Builders tell minister that widespread skills shortage is delaying projects
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Cyclists criticise push by Clare councillors to make high-vis jackets mandatory
Funeral details announced for Alex Coughlan, who died in Blanchardstown assault
Rezoning plan for west Dublin could intensify area's 'parking wars'
Emergency services attending scrap metal fire in Belfast's Titanic Quarter
Social Democrats in line to have more Dáil speaking time after election win
Netherlands moves to ban trade with illegal Israeli settlements as McEntee pushes for EU-wide ban
Temperatures in line to hit 25 degrees next week (and maybe higher)
Garda who died in anti-Treaty IRA attack in 1923 among 12 Scott Medals to be awarded today
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Delays expected in Dublin city centre as fire brigade carries out river rescue
Man jailed for eight years over burglary during which homeowner was threatened with a metal bar
Man (30s) dies in hospital after alleged assault in Blanchardstown over the weekend
Cost of renting hits record levels during introduction of new government rules
The national average for monthly rent was €2,176 at the start of the year.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
'Exceptionally busy' Ires Reit bosses turn down invite from TDs probing surprise apartment fees
Newspapers criticise 'à la carte approach' to allowing reporters into local safety committees
'We need clear rules': Couple charged over €1k in monthly service fees for Galway flat
A case that saw tenants charged close to €14,000 in one year for added-on service charges has been highlighted by renter groups.
Oliver Bond resident fears new plan for complex risks repeating mistakes of the past
Kneecap denied UK number one album as Michael Jackson greatest hits compilation takes top spot
Minister says HSE has been asked to plan for Irish passengers' return home from hantavirus ship
Aer Lingus owner confident of maintaining its fuel supply this summer
Russia and Ukraine trade more than a thousand drone attacks overnight
Irish ferry companies closely monitoring Iran war for impact on fuel this summer
Ferry operators are insisting there will be more certainty if travelling by sea instead of air this summer – but it’s a mixed picture on prices.
There are 40,000 apartments with planning permission - but not much building is expected soon
Despite recent changes governing sizes and how the rental market operates, some developers have said the buildings are often still not viable.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Independent Ireland sees support jump in new poll as Fianna Fáil slips
Garden homes plan 'scraping bottom of the barrel', says former president of architects body
Status Yellow thunderstorm warning issued for north-western counties
Minister 'taken aback' by negative assessment of Ireland's economic management
More than 1,200 drivers detected for speeding offences so far this long weekend
Irish podcaster Joanne McNally among BBC's Celebrity Traitors UK line-up
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Sales of electric cars double in April amid soaring petrol and diesel prices