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Irish Rail confirms Dart extension to Kilcock in Co Kildare
UK government announces cap on energy bills for next three months due to soaring prices
Dublin Airport warns of disruption to Middle East flights today after drone attack in Dubai
Yesterday
15th March 2026
US civil servant evicted from Dublin home has spent €10,000 on hotels since January
Last week
8th March 2026 - 14th March 2026
CIÉ Tours paid back $4m in Covid loans to US government after whistleblower complaint
It turned out the company was ineligible for the loans, partly as it’s owned by the Irish government.
Fertiliser prices are soaring due to the war - that could lead to higher shopping bills
We’ve already seen inflation at the petrol pump, but can we expect this to go further and start hitting our food?
Up to 20 families get eviction notices in one apartment block in Limerick
Gardaí to send file to DPP on 2005 murder after releasing man without charge
‘Watch what happens’ – Donald Trump issues new threat to Iran after new leader's statement
Farmers say the collapse of a major carrot grower is a red flag for Ireland's vegetable farms
Hughes Farm in Co Kilkenny is responsible for 12% of Ireland’s carrot production but the company going under has raised questions.
Wexford estate residents pressing ahead with rental watchdog cases in spite of landlord u-turn
The controversy grabbed attention last week as it came amid major reforms to the rental sector.
An EU-wide housing plan has been voted through for the first time (but not everyone's happy)
As diesel hits €2 a litre at Irish pumps, no one quite knows what's going to happen next
The price of oil has yo-yoed throughout today.
Waterford community safety group criticises move by other counties to meet behind closed doors
This month
March 2026
Wexford evictions: The small network of companies behind one landlord
TDs say more oversight is needed of major landlords in the sector.
Landlord for controversial Wexford evictions says it has 'decided to withdraw' terminations
'Sophisticated' concealing devices and €1.6m in drugs seized in garda raid of 27 properties
Four men arrested in UK over allegations they were spying for Iran
Trains resume between Pearse and Dún Laoghaire following damage to overhead lines
'Sell up and get out': Video shows landlord rep blaming new rules for 36 planned evictions
The evictions were handed out door to door by the property firm last Friday.
Minister says it's 'clear' global oil price turmoil 'bears no reflection' to costs in Ireland
EPA says it has 'reimposed' suspension on dairy plant's operations
Rain to mix with Saharan dust, as temperatures to drop to -2 tonight
Survey suggests Ireland is most religious country in western Europe
Spain's prime minister says US war risks playing 'Russian roulette' with lives of millions
Iran claims 'complete control' of vital oil and gas route Strait of Hormuz
New law will ban sale of nicotine pouches to under-18s
Blue skies and sunshine as Ireland gets a much-needed burst of spring
The grass is riz.
Taoiseach says planned evictions of 36 households in Co Wexford 'came before' new rental rules
Health watchdog finds almost half of IPAS accommodation centres were overcrowded last year
Labour joins the running for the Dublin Central by-election
'I keep looking out the window': Irish people in UAE watch war unfold in the air
The US-Israel war with Iran has widened over recent days. Irish people have described their experience as surreal.
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Housing Minister rejects claims that Co Wexford evictions are linked to his rental reforms
Householders 'in shock' as 30 homes in Co Wexford estate handed eviction notices by landlord
'FF and FG are fine with a certain amount of human misery': Race to fill Connolly seat heats up
Several parties have announced their candidates so far – here’s how the race was looking as The Journal visited this week.
Last month
February 2026
Worries new rules will heap pressure on renters in a city already seeing 'concerning trends'
It’s almost a year since the state’s private rental watchdog flagged mounting issues in Galway’s rental sector.
New record as more than 17,000 people in emergency accommodation last month
Of the 17,112 people living in emergency accommodation in January, 5,319 were children.