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Minister for Housing Darragh O'Brien is 'acutely aware' of the pressure on renters

Threshold warns of mental health cost of rental crisis

Threshold warns that "more insecure tenancies" and "standards slipping" are adding to the mental health costs of the rental crisis.

Housing • 06 Sep 22

The rail operator said the funding would provide resilience of between 50-100 years.

€230m needed to protect rail line from climate change

Iarnród Éireann said it needs €230 million to fund a programme to protect major sections of the Dublin to Rosslare line from the effects of climate change.

Climate Change • 01 Sep 22

A funding agreement would ensure no increase to fees in 2022/23 above September 2021 rates

Warning of childcare sector closures over funding delay

One of Ireland's leading childcare providers has warned of further closures and staff reductions in the sector due to a delay in a funding scheme agreed last December.

Ireland • 19 Aug 22

The NTA said that the vast majority of bus, tram and train journeys every year are completed without any problem (File: RollingNews.ie)

NTA does not believe transport police unit is needed

The National Transport Authority has said it does not believe there is a need for a dedicated policing unit on public transport.

Ireland • 18 Aug 22

Drivers will not be in receipt of any part of the technology fee (File image, RollingNews.ie)

Free Now to add €1 'technology fee' to all journeys

Taxi-booking service Free Now has said it will introduce a €1 fee to all journeys completed with the app from 1 August.

Ireland • 18 Jul 22

Dr Holohan will be an Adjunct Full Professor of Public Health at UCD's College of Health and Agricultural Sciences

Holohan appointed as adjunct professor at UCD

The former Chief Medical Officer Dr Tony Holohan has announced he will be starting a new position as an Adjunct Full Professor at University College Dublin.

Ireland • 07 Jul 22

Children were among those crossing the border to Poland from Ukraine in April

38,700 Ukrainians arrived in Ireland since February

The Central Statistics Office has said that 38,700 Ukrainians have arrived in Ireland since the Russian invasion on 24 February.

Ireland • 24 Jun 22

Researchers at the University of Limerick spoke to one in every 100 Travellers in Ireland for the study

Travellers 'over policed' in criminal justice - study

Travellers' trust in the Irish criminal justice system is "extremely low" amid fears of wrongful arrest and excessive use of force, according to new research.

Ireland • 23 Jun 22