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MV HondiusMinister says HSE has been asked to plan for Irish passengers' return home from hantavirus ship
FenianKneecap tipped to top UK charts - but will it be the first ever Irish-language album to do so?
The Morning Lead
Irish ferry companies closely monitoring Iran war for impact on fuel this summer
Ferry operators are insisting there will be more certainty if travelling by sea instead of air this summer – but it’s a mixed picture on prices.
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There are 40,000 apartments with planning permission - but not much building is expected soon
Despite recent changes governing sizes and how the rental market operates, some developers have said the buildings are often still not viable.
beds in shedsGarden homes plan 'scraping bottom of the barrel', says former president of architects body
Infrastructure crisisMinister 'taken aback' by negative assessment of Ireland's economic management
April
April 2026
Grange HeightsMan appears in court charged with murder of mother-of-three Yveta Donovalova in Waterford
Michael JacksonControversial Michael Jackson film rakes in $220m to break box-office opening record for biopic
washington shooting
'It cannot be built fast enough': Trump pushes for White House ballroom after gala shooting
Trump lashed out when elements of the shooter’s manifesto were read out to him on 60 Minutes.
ard fheis falloutMcDonald confirms fox hunting ban is now Sinn Féin policy, but 'clearly not the core mission'
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The 9 at 9
Chaos after gunman invades Trump-media dinner, Sinn Féin unsure of its path and the 125 people who buy a convertible every year.
your storiesYour Stories of Census 1926: Tracing the soldier who etched his name into a Drumcondra wall
The Morning Lead
Beds in the back yard: What will new rules mean for owners, buyers and prospective renters?
One modular unit builder said they have added €125,000 to the value of some properties.
flatemate swapsRental watchdog weighs in on stand-off between landlords and tenants over 'flatmate swaps'
Mentioning the War
There are vastly differing views on what war means for home building
A housing summit in Croke Park found itself dominated by the Middle East conflict.
house sharesFianna Fáil TD raises concerns about 'flatmate swaps' as a result of government's new rent laws
Deadlock
'NO MORE MR NICE GUY': Trump again threatens Iran's power plants over Hormuz closure
Traffic in the vital trade route has been at a standstill today.
Darragh O'BrienMinister asks watchdog to track oil prices as he warns electricity prices could increase 8%
