Sinn Féin says government is ‘out of touch’ as party calls for mortgage interest relief
The party is calling for supports for mortgage holders who have faced steep increases in repayments over the last year.
TDs escorted out of Leinster House by gardaí in convoy as protesters block entrance
The protesters’ signs and banners featured slogans like “Irish Lives Matter” and “Ballybrack Says No”.
Nóirín Hegarty to step down as editor of Sunday Times Ireland
She took up the top position in October 2021.
Azerbaijan halts Karabakh operation as separatists lay down arms
Both sides said they will hold talks on reintegrating the breakaway territory into the rest of Azerbaijan.
Some Troubles victims’ families received as little as £43 for funerals
The report said there were vast discrepancies in payments to victims killed in the same incidents.
Israel troops kill Palestinian in West Bank raid
Israeli soldiers were raiding Aqabat Jaber refugee camp near Jericho to carry out arrests.
Moving gardaí off specialist units will ‘erode’ success tackling Limerick gangs, GRA warns
The GRA will meet Justice Minister Helen McEntee on Wednesday morning in Dublin.
Scammers targeting renters in arrears ‘preying on the most vulnerable’
Fraudsters are masquerading as Dublin City Council, attempting to con those in financial difficulty.
