James Browne said rents are ‘way too high’ in Ireland, but would not comment on when he expected them to fall.

Booming corporate tax receipts could grow further in 2025 and 2026, the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council said

Leaving Certificate students sat the Irish Paper 2 exam on Tuesday morning

Lidl has unveiled merchandise to celebrate its 25th anniversary in Ireland with the help of Jedward

A former IDF soldier turned activist has said it has been clear for a while that the destruction of Gaza is a goal in and of itself.

In an interview with Newstalk Breakfast, film director Jim Sheridan said he believes the case is a "double injustice."

Terence Crosbie, 38, from Dublin, was in the Suffolk County Courthouse in Boston, Massachusetts, on Monday for the start of his criminal trial.

Former minister Eamon Ryan has criticised the Government over plans for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility

Conor McGregor has deleted a tweet criticising the aid ship that was bound for Gaza following a row with Irish actor Liam Cunningham on X

It comes 16 years after crystal manufacturing ended at the Kilbarry site.

Police said attacks in the town are being treated as racially motivated hate crimes.

The fuel-efficient engines, which  will be delivered over the next 2 years, will support Ryanair’s fleet of 210x B737 Gamechanger aircraft and also the B737 MAX-10 aircraft which deliver in 2027.

This includes 282 patients waiting in emergency departments, while 129 are in wards elsewhere in hospitals

Louise McMenamin was just 10, and Joseph McGinty (above) was aged 14 when he assaulted her during a sleepover at her home.

12 kilos of herbal cannabis, worth €250,000 was discovered during searches on Monday.

Tuesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from local property tax seeing a modest increase next year to a new report showing over 100,000 children are living in poverty across Ireland. 

Spiralling rents and high prices are being cited as the main reasons for the increase.

Sweeping new changes will be brought to Cabinet for approval on Tuesday after being signed off by the coalition party leaders and senior ministers on Monday night. 

Both the man and woman are currently detained in garda stations in North Dublin under Section 2 of the Criminal Justice (Drug Trafficking) Act 1996.

Jozef Puska's brother, Marek, was protecting himself, not Jozef, when he withheld information from gardaí who were investigating the murder of Ashling Murphy, a lawyer has told the Central Criminal Court