Majority of State spending on homelessness directed toward emergency accommodation
A new report found that almost €361 million was spent on emergency accommodation last year alone.
As Pope Francis begins two-month period of recovery, could retirement be on the cards?
While some cardinals dismiss such talk as a ‘soap opera’, Francis himself has already penned a letter of resignation, just in case.
Engineer jailed for part in large-scale smishing scam on Permanent TSB customers
Iskilu Awolumate pleaded guilty to handling the proceeds of crime at an unknown location on dates between March 2020 and January 2021.
Five years on from pandemic, one in four avoid handshaking and only 6% regret getting a dog
Of those who regularly attended religious ceremonies in person prior to March 2020, 37% no longer do so on a regular basis.
Five years on from pandemic, one in four avoid handshaking and only 6% regret getting a dog
Of those who regularly attended religious ceremonies in person prior to March 2020, 37% no longer do so on a regular basis.
Disruptions in the Dáil expected as speaking time row takes centre stage again
Opposition is expected to protest proposals to give four independent TDs and government backbenchers a new speaking slot.
The 9 at 9: Tuesday
Dáil disruptions expected, calls for CAMHS reform and THAT group chat blunder in the US.
Tánaiste to raise ‘frustrations’ with lack of progress in Sean Rooney case on Lebanon visit
Simon Harris, who is Minister for Defence, Trade and Foreign Affairs, will also visit, in the coming days, Irish peacekeepers based in the country.
