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May
May 2026
On The Journalrecruitment pause
HSE to pause some recruitment as its overspend this year 'significantly worsens' to €250m
oliver bond flats'Shameful': Regeneration of Dublin's Oliver Bond flats scrapped as government funding pulled
On The JournalGarda Appeal
Gardaí appeal for help to track down car involved in Ballymun hit-and-run last month
ClondalkinThree men arrested in connection with attempted murder of woman set on fire at her Dublin home
On The JournalMarriage
The CSO has revealed the most (and least) popular days of the week to get married in 2025
April
April 2026
On The Journalfuel package
Fuel protest fallout: Farmers and agri-contractors to get payments by June
Two schemes costed at €100m and €120m respectively have been unveiled.
Budget 2027Harris says there'll be budget tax cuts, wants people to 'keep a little bit of their own money'
ukrainian refugeesGovernment plans to cut support for Ukrainians criticised as 'immoral and unethical'
9 at 9
The 9 at 9
Planning limbo, Iran talks, and fuel support subsidy scheme details to be signed off on.
On The JournalCo Kerry
Number of men and women hospitalised following 'serious' public order incident in Tralee
On The JournalBackground
Who is ex-TD Jim Glennon, and what made him write a character reference for Daniel Ramamoorthy?
On The Journaltemporary tax
Rate of USC to be lowered on a 'phased basis' over the coming budgets, says minister
Daniel Ramamoorthy
Former Fianna Fáil TD Jim Glennon confirms he gave sex offender a character reference
The Court of Appeal earlier this week refused to reveal the identity of the former TD.
On The Journalnew poll
Support steady for Fianna Fáil despite fuel protest fallout as Independent Ireland gains
signed off
Connolly remains concerned about International Protection Bill 2026 as she signs it into law
The Bill will be able to be challenged in future as a result of the president refraining from referring it to the Supreme Court.
On The Journalfirst time buyers
Taoiseach says government will give consideration to stamp duty relief for first-time buyers
On The JournalNo heave to see here
Taoiseach tweaks party rules so backbenchers can influence upcoming Budget
On The Journalmodular homes
Move to allow garden cabins will ‘remove red tape’, say Tánaiste and Housing Minister
Concerns over the fact occupants of these new cabins will be regarded as licensees rather than tenants have been flagged.
