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2025
On The JournalThe Morning Lead
Budget talks: Pension and other social welfare payments not expected to rise as much as last year
Last year the pension rose by €12 per week, but sources indicate a €10 rise is more realistic now.
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are set to clash on whether the dole should rise as much as other welfare payments.
From The 42Report
Ireland's U21 side defeat Andorra with teenager Michael Noonan's record-breaking goal
European Commission
Ursula von der Leyen prepares for State of the Union speech, as MEPs say she's 'losing the room'
Pressure is mounting and divisions deepening over Gaza, tariffs and trade as the President of the European Commission makes her set-piece address.
On The JournalAnalysis
High stakes game for Micheál Martin's leadership if Jim Gavin flops in presidential race
The Taoiseach has played down the significance of Billy Kelleher receiving 40% of the secret ballot vote.
violent disorderTwo children among four arrested in investigation into violent disorder at Roscommon park
On The JournalTax defaulters
Irish author Darren Shan makes €2.1m settlement with Revenue for not paying enough tax
On The JournalGlobal Warming
Storms likely to be become more ‘powerful, larger and more destructive’ says Met Éireann
Camden StreetThe Nee-Naw: Late-night 'safe space' unit returns to Dublin city centre for Autumn run
On The Journalonline fraud
Bank of Ireland CEO urges Government to legislate to stop onslaught of online scams
Dublin bus networkNTA confirms F-Spine of BusConnects will go live next month after details ‘leaked’ online
On The JournalHousing Crisis
Harris and Donohoe appear at odds ahead of Budget on Celtic Tiger-style tax breaks for developers
housing for all'Radical shift' needed in government’s delayed housing plan amid record homelessness, Focus says
planning objectionsIt could soon be more difficult to take a judicial review as new law to refocus on ‘common good’
Breaking his silence
Jim Gavin has been speaking to reporters after being selected as Fianna Fáil's Áras candidate
The former Dublin manager descibed himself as a centrist, and said he voted Yes to repeal and marriage equality referendums.
On The JournalBilly or Jim
Tensions within Fianna Fáil ahead of secret ballot to choose presidential candidate
On The Journalit's the pits
Ouch! Deodorant maker Mitchum apologises after reports of burns and blisters
