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Councils refusing homeless accommodation to Travellers using criteria 'with no basis in law'
Housing Minister told councils in 2020 that ‘local connection’ rule must not be a barrier to an emergency bed.
Housing Minister told councils in 2020 that 'local connection' rule must not be a barrier to an emergency bed
Investigation by Noteworthy and The Journal finds this is one of the many legal barriers for Travellers when it comes to housing
Expert: "This is... a test which has no existence in the law whatsoever"
Blind Justice: How prison is leaving Travellers isolated and traumatised
From unfair treatment to overuse of protection regimes, Noteworthy and The Journal investigate inequality in Ireland’s justice system.
From unfair treatment to overuse of protection regimes, Noteworthy and The Journal investigate inequality in Ireland's justice system
Reports of prison staff using anti-Traveller language, with experts saying 'systematic change' and 'accountability' is needed
Traveller Advocate: There is 'structural racism in the criminal justice system'
Policing Authority 'not satisfied' with Garda Commissioner's comments on Traveller profiling
Commissioner told the Policing Authority that he didn’t believe the gardaí undertake racial profiling.
Commissioner told the Policing Authority that he didn't believe the gardaí undertake racial profiling
Investigation by Noteworthy and The Journal examines ethnic profiling of Travellers, gardaí reaction and changes required
Policing Authority: The oversight body will "not be leaving this alone"
Major security operation expected again as Gerry Hutch returns to Special Criminal Court
Hutch is accused of the murder of Kinahan gang member David Byrne at the Regency Hotel.
Mortgage customers 'frustrated' over wait times to switch lenders amid interest rate hikes
There has been a significant increase in applications over the last 12 months, brokers have said.
One customer started his application in July and still has not received a loan offer from the lender he wants to switch his mortgage to, Michelle Hennessy reports.
Brokers have said the exit of Ulster Bank and KBC from the market has left other lenders struggling to keep up with rising demand.
Spotify acquires Dublin-based tech firm Kinzen to detect harmful content
The company was set up by Storyful founder Mark Little and ex-Facebook executive Áine Kerr.
Food businesses remaining closed early in week to save on energy costs
One bar in Dublin is switching off its heating on Tuesdays but offering a food discount to customers.
Screen Watch: Your guide to the best TV movies this week
Here are our picks of movies on TV and streaming platforms this week.
Irish Water investigates reports of 'earthy' drinking water in Dublin and Wicklow
The utility company said the water is safe to drink.
Screen Watch: Your guide to the best TV movies this week
Here are our picks of movies on TV and streaming platforms this week.
QUIZ: How well do you know these space-related movies?
There always seems to be something deadly hurtling towards the planet.
RTÉ 'in contact' with gardaí over staff safety as video shows crowd confronting cameraman
In the video footage, which was filmed outside the Four Courts in Dublin, a crowd can be heard shouting abuse at photographers and the camera operator.
Taxi drivers avoiding 'violent' city centres at night due to fears about assaults
Representatives have warned drivers will continue to leave the sector unless greater supports are put in place.
Drivers are calling for an increased garda presence on the streets at night and a special liaison officer they can report issues to, Michelle Hennessy reports.
Over the summer there was a serious shortage of taxis, particularly in Dublin's city centre at weekends.
Security concerns have been cited as a reason for drivers leaving the sector but representatives said other supports are also needed.
'Six years ago we were in a bank's mortgage ad - now we're couch surfing'
There have been calls for the government to collect data on this kind of ‘hidden homelessness’.
Screen Watch: Your guide to the best TV movies this week
Here are our picks of movies on TV and streaming platforms this week.
Carlow company told to engage with EPA following complaints about strong odour
The council launched an investigation following complaints from residents.
Appeal lodged against permission for €450 million data centre campus in Clare
The plan includes the construction of six data centres.
Appeal for witnesses after man (80s) dies in Limerick road collision
The road is currently closed and diversions are in place.
Commission finds sale of Siteserv approved in good faith but was based on 'misleading' information
A Dáil debate is now being arranged on the findings of the report.
WATCH: Documentary about Vicky Phelan to open in cinemas next month
The trailer for the new feature documentary was launched today.
Luggage issues continue at Dublin Airport as passengers report delays and lost bags
Airlines and handlers have said the situation has significantly improved since the early summer chaos witnessed at the airport.
Although the number of lost bags appears to have reduced, passengers are still reporting long delays at baggage claim areas, Michelle Hennessy reports.
Aer Lingus said its situation regarding baggage has "improved significantly".
Screen Watch: Your guide to the best TV movies this week
Here are our picks of movies on TV and streaming platforms this week.
Could a decision NOT to turn back the clocks save on energy bills this winter?
Experts have conflicting opinions on whether the move would be good for Ireland.
Fares on Nitelink bus services in Dublin to be reduced from tonight
Leap fares are being reduced by 33% while cash fares are being reduced by 43%.
Department of Agriculture looking into 'horrific' discovery of greyhound remains in Kildare bog
The remains, including individual skulls and bones as well as full skeletons, were found dumped at a spot in the bog.
Feist to donate merchandise proceeds from Dublin Arcade Fire gig to Women's Aid
The singer-songwriter opened for Arcade Fire at the concert at the 3 Arena in Dublin last night.
People with mental health difficulties struggling to find suitable homes in rental sector
One housing association is calling for investment in one-bedroom apartments, with some ring-fenced for people with mental health difficulties.
'I don't know where to turn': Family carers call for reinstatement of funding for ceiling hoists
Guidance issued to local authorities in 2020 stated that ceiling hoists should not be included in the adaptation grant scheme.
The government has said discussions on the issue are ongoing but has provided no timeline for a solution, Michelle Hennessy reports.
One family told The Journal that they feel like they are being "fobbed off" about vital equipment for their six-year-old daughter.
A fortnight of apologies and clarifications that led to Robert Troy's resignation
Things move quickly in politics – even during the summer break.
Omissions and errors: How Robert Troy's property dealings stoked a major political controversy
Opposition TDs have been calling for the resignation of the Fianna Fáil junior minister.
Taoiseach affirms growing energy demand as electricity cost rises 86%
New figures from the CSO also showed increases in food and construction prices.
Screen Watch: Your guide to the best TV movies this week
Here are our picks of movies on TV and streaming platforms this week.
Man (20s) who was assaulted in Kildare on Saturday night is pronounced dead
The results of a post-mortem will determine the course of a garda investigation.
Students’ union pleads with homeowners to make spare rooms available this September
The union said some students have been forced to defer their course because they can not find affordable accommodation.
Watch: Kenneth Branagh plays Boris Johnson in new six-episode series
The series will launch next month.
Long Covid: Treatment of debilitating fatigue presents major challenge for Irish hospitals
Patients have said the ‘invisible’ symptoms are often the most frustrating as they still look physically healthy.
A consultant at one clinic said 90% of his Long Covid patients are presenting with fatigue, Michelle Hennessy reports.
One patient said he has been unable to return to work more than a year-and-a-half after his initial infection due to symptoms including severe fatigue.
Up to 20% of people who test positive for Covid-19 may experience longer-term symptoms.
'I nearly fell off my chair': Dublin apartment owners face €68,000 fire defects bill
As many as 100,000 homes across the country may be impacted by fire safety or water ingress issues.
'It's quite demoralising': Dozens queue for over an hour to view three-bed rental in Dublin
People who attended the viewing said they faced a wait of over an hour to even get into the house.
