As it happened: Day after ‘liberation’ sees Donald Trump face widespread backlash from US lawmakers over tariffs
Trump tariffs: Martin says US may not have understood the complexity of tariffs on EU pharmaceuticals when it was first suggested
Tenant who says bed bugs forced him out of apartment is awarded €1,000 in damages
Landlord unlawfully entered flat, changed locks and removed man’s possessions, tribunal found
Irish surgeon returns from Gaza: ‘Every night there were more children brought in dead’
Irish surgeon returns from six-week humanitarian mission in Gaza
'It's an absolute disgrace': Speaking rights row leaves a bitter taste with public
People on the streets of Dublin said the ongoing speaking rights row in the Dáil was "an absolute disgrace". Video: Jack White
‘Punch to the gut’: Students condemn potential €1,000 rise in third-level fees
Minister signals the €1,000 cut to third-level fees could be reversed this year
Mothers arrested during Gaza protest after Leinster House entrance blocked
Oireachtas members criticise arrest of women from Mothers Against Genocide at protesters outside Dáil
Man (95) died after falling from hospital bed, inquest told
Denis Keane was discovered on the floor by nursing staff after an unwitnessed fall at Tallaght University Hospital
Landlord ordered to pay €3,200 after tribunal hears migrant couple allegedly told ‘tenants have no rights in this country’
RTB body orders couple to vacate Cork City property and pay some €8,000 in rent arrears
Some €436m for acquiring second-hand social housing, building new social homes announced
Funding for social and affordable housing has been cut this year compared to last year, says Sinn Féin
Ireland weather: Met Éireann forecasts sunny conditions with temperatures to hit 17 degrees
Dublin and the rest of the country looks set for plenty of sunshine throughout week, according to Met Éireann
Tenants who were ‘full of hatred’ followed and video-recorded neighbours, tribunal hears
But Residential Tenancies Board unable to uphold validity of landlord’s notice to terminate occupiers’ lease
Landlord’s visits to defrost freezer and remove dryer fluff breached tenant’s right to peaceful occupation
‘Hands-on’ landlord Rita Kelly is ordered to pay €2,000 damages to tenant
‘I fully intend to continue’: Verona Murphy rejects ‘unfounded allegations’ of partiality and ‘will remain’ as Ceann Comhairle
Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy responds as Opposition publishes no-confidence motion
Protests continue despite pause on converting Connemara hotel into accommodation for asylum seekers
Department of Integration says it is giving locals three months to come up with proposal to turn Carna Bay Hotel back into a hotel
Work from home: ‘I am in the office twice a month, I find it very isolating and bad for my mental health’
Work Q&A: Most of those working from home tend to see the positives, but the scenario is wearing a bit thin for some