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INTERNATIONAL PROTECTIONFamily in Ipas accommodation face transfer from Dublin to the other side of the country
gaza famine'It is now the time for action': President Higgins calls on EU states to respond to Gaza famine
On The JournalTrump Tariffs
Done deal: US agrees to 15% cap on tariffs for pharma imports from the EU
EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the deal would provide ‘predictability’ for companies.
On The Journalires reit
Country's largest private landlord drops controversial 'common area' fees for over 50 apartments
The charges – ranging from an extra €150 to €200 every month – had been slapped on new tenants.
On The Journalh2 no
Will deleting old emails really save water during a drought? Uisce Éireann doesn't think so
Race for the ÁrasFine Gael's Mairead McGuinness pulls out of presidential race following medical advice
On The Journalhorrible smell
There was an unpleasant smell around Waterford city this week. The EPA has confirmed the source
Evictions
Local councils across the country suspend homebuyer scheme amid funding row with department
More than 300 households facing eviction are left in limbo due to the uncertainty.
On The JournalHomeless figures
'Heartbreaking' number of children in emergency accommodation as homeless record hits 15,915
On The JournalLord of the Áras
Michael Flatley is seeking a nomination for president, High Court told
On The JournalFrance
Ambassador Mike Huckabee chooses sarcasm as US denounces French move to recognise Palestine
On The Journalbudget 2026
Weight-based tax for cars and SUVs considered to offset cost of switching to EVs
Hold it there'Exceptionally uncertain' tariff dispute sees European Central Bank hold interest rates
On The JournalGaza
Gaza: Warnings of 'mass starvation' as Taoiseach says 'humanity is shocked' by what's happening
It comes as more than 100 aid organisations warned that “mass starvation” was spreading in the territory.
On The JournalBat Check
Separating fact from fiction on that time Ozzy Osbourne 'bit the head off a bat'
On The Journalsprat fishing
Crackdown announced on mass fishing of sprat in bid to protect whales and birds
ImmigrationA study has found 'no evidence' that pressure on local services impacts attitudes to immigrants
On The Journalschools inquiry
Survivors want 'barbaric' corporal punishments in schools to be included in new inquiry
Corporal punishment was banned in Ireland in 1982, but many former pupils allege violent attacks still took place as a form of discipline.
ImmigrationMinister claims legal case could see asylum seekers entitled to damages, but not other homeless people
Asylum and Migration PactPlanned overhaul of asylum system may end up mired in 'legal uncertainty and dysfunction'
On The Journalgoodbye summer
Status Yellow thunderstorm warnings to come into effect in Clare, Kerry, Limerick and Galway
It marks a noisy end to the weekend’s sunshine.
