Eleanor Burnhill

daa plan for Dublin Airport 'gobbledygook' - O'Leary

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has hit out at the operator of Dublin and Cork airports, the daa, dismissing its €5.6 billion plan to expand Dublin Airport as "gobbledygook".

Business • 9 hrs

50% rise in evictions as new rent rules came into force

The number of eviction notices issued by landlords rose by 50% in the first three months of this year compared to the same period in 2025 as new rental rules came into force.

Ireland • 8 hrs

The exterior of a modular home that is in Limerick

Modular homes in gardens liable for local property tax

Revenue has confirmed that homeowners who build modular homes in their back garden will be liable to pay a separate Local Property Tax on that home.

Ireland • 22 hrs

Minister wants greater pharmacy role in vaccine campaigns

The Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says she wants to see pharmacies giving more vaccines to school children this year as preparations for the opening of the new Children's Hospital get under way.

Business • 09 May

Govt to send plane to evacuate Irish citizens from ship

The Government jet will be sent to Spain tomorrow morning to take two Irish citizens on board the vessel at the centre of the hantavirus outbreak back to Ireland.

World • 09 May

An aerial view of Enniscorthy, Co Wexford after the River Slaney bursts its banks due to Storm Chandra

Over €6.5m in funding for flood protection measures

Over €6.5m in funding has been approved for eight local authorities across the country to introduce interim flood protection measures.

Environment • 30 Apr

A beached dolphin being helped on Sandymount Strand (Pic: Ronan Kelly)

Dolphin stranded in Dublin dies despite rescue efforts

A dolphin that became stranded on a south Dublin beach has died, despite a multi-agency attempt to rescue it and refloat it out at sea.

Dublin • 27 Apr

The entrance to Rathwood Garden Centre in Tullow, Co Carlow

Rathwood enters examinership, halts refunds

Garden centre and outdoor furniture retailer Rathwood has formally entered examinership and says that while it is still trading, refunds owed to customers who placed orders that were never delivered "cannot be processed at this time".

Business • 25 Apr

The Department of Culture, Communications and Sport said it was important to note that the spellings recorded on the original 1926 Census forms could not be altered

Public urged to report Census transcription issues

Members of the public have been told that they can report any possible transcription issues in relation to the 1926 Census through the 'Contact Us' form on the National Archives website.

Ireland • 21 Apr

Man jailed for dangerous driving causing death of mother

A 55-year-old man has apologised to the family of a mother-of-two who died after his van veered onto the wrong side of the road in Co Kildare, killing her instantly.

Courts • 17 Apr