Jo Jo Dullard’s sister campaigned tirelessly for suspect arrest and Kildare/Wicklow land search
Jo Jo Dullard’s sister Mary Phelan urged people from her deathbed to never give up the search.
‘We want to go into government’: SocDems says 50,000 affordable homes is red line issue
Party leader Holly Cairns leaves the door open for Help-to-Buy and First Home Scheme to remain – a red line issue for FG.
FactCheck: Four claims from last night’s General Election housing debate
We look at claims on home-ownership and whether first-time buyer schemes cause price inflation.
Clonmel mayor’s election posters set on fire and defaced with the words ‘Traitor’ and ‘Scumbag’
Last night was not the first time Michael Murphy’s posters have been targeted since last Friday.
Man arrested over Jo Jo Dullard’s murder was one of the last people to see her alive
Jo Jo’s family have been campaigning for information since her disappearance.
Greens pledge to use €7bn of Apple tax on transport projects including Metrolink if in Government
Elsewhere, the Labour Party has proposed the introduction of a Wealth Tax on assets.
Affordable homes, homelessness and help-to-buy concerns feature in first TV election debate
Representatives of six different parties faced off in the first televised debate of the election campaign.
Harassed and called paedophiles: Librarians share trauma of being targeted by anti-LGBT+ groups
Some librarians fear being physically attacked, according to new research.
