Irish - Last week 8th March 2026 - 14th March 2026
There are clear reasons why Ireland's big corporate landlords are happy with the new rent rules
Ireland’s biggest landlord says new rent rules will allow it to hike prices by 25%, even as small landlords flee the market.
Tusla defunds service working with kids in care including victims of sex abuse in South East
Tulsa is ending funding for a theraputic team that works with children in care and foster care in Waterford and Wexford.
Irish - This month March 2026
Layoffs, AI, and a return to the office: Why Irish tech workers are finally turning to unions
“You know the people on the Titanic with the violins? That’s how we feel,” one tech worker said.
Fuel prices are soaring - how else will Ireland be affected by the deepening Middle East crisis?
The ‘ripple’ effect of the war is where the country would more closely feel any negative impacts.
Israel hits Tehran with 80 jets as Iran claims strike on oil tanker in Gulf
The US and Israel’s war on Iran has entered its second week as tensions mount around the Strait of Hormuz.
Wexford evictions: The small network of companies behind one landlord
TDs say more oversight is needed of major landlords in the sector.
Ireland set up Triple Crown shot with bonus-point Six Nations win over Wales
Andy Farrell’s men met stubborn Welsh resistance but had enough to get the job done.
Stephen Bradley marks becoming longest serving Shamrock Rovers manager with win over Derry City
On the occasion of his 445th game in charge, Hoops boss saw Dylan Watts score from penalty spot after great work from teenager Adam Brennan.
Irish troops safe after Ghanaian UN peacekeepers come under fire in south Lebanon
Taoiseach Micheál Martin condemned the “reckless strike” and paid tribute to the “courage” of Irish personnel who came to the aid of their colleagues.

