UK govt stops short of pledging action on NI Protocol The British government stopped short of pledging to take action on the Northern Ireland Protocol in the Queen's speech, which was delivered this morning. Brexit • 10 May
'Long Corbyn' gives Johnson a better chance of recovery Boris Johnson and his fellow Conservatives could be worried as they survey the political landscape following the local election results and the tectonic shifts that … World • 08 May
UK Labour party hoping for big gains in local elections The British Labour party is hoping for big gains in this year's local elections with voting taking place across England, Scotland and Wales. UK • 05 May
Vigils take place in memory of two men killed in Sligo Thousands of people have attended vigils across the island of Ireland in memory of two men killed in Sligo. Connacht • 15 Apr
Purpose built cost rental development launched The country's first ever purpose built cost rental housing development has been launched in Dublin. Regional • 13 Apr
Prosecutions considered for unauthorised Dublin murals Further prosecutions are being considered for unauthorised murals according to Dublin City Council. Regional • 13 Apr
O'Devaney Gardens housing deal 'still stands' Dublin city councillors say a deal to provide 30% cost-rental units in O'Devaney Gardens still stands despite news that An Bord Pleanála has lifted a … Regional • 12 Apr
Plans for 345 new homes in Skerries Plans for 345 homes in Skerries, Co Dublin, which will include cost rental and affordable units, have been submitted by the Land Development Agency (LDA). Dublin • 11 Apr
Plants used to build language skills in diverse school A tree-planting and pollination project is being used to build language communication in one of the country's most diverse primary schools. Dublin • 06 Apr
Docklands residents in appeal over construction noise Residents in Dublin's Docklands have demanded that construction companies keep to agreed working hours. Dublin • 05 Apr
