Tuesday 5 July, 2022
Tournaments such as the LIV Golf tour and the Qatar World Cup have prompted debate on the mixing of the two.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has unveiled plans to hold a second vote on independence in October 2023.
It’s Kilkenny v Clare and Limerick v Galway in this weekend’s semi-finals.
People were seen jogging at Glastonbury festival in recent days.
Armagh and Galway, and Kerry and Mayo face off in a mouth-watering Croke Park double-header.
It’s Derry v Clare and Dublin v Cork in Croke Park this evening.
The company has recently moved to counter accusations that its model is damaging the Irish rental market.
People have been urged to keep safety in mind before taking to the water this summer.
Only 32 new taxis were added to the Dublin fleet since the beginning of 2022, according to new figures.
Six protests are being held in cities and major towns across the country over cost-of-living.
President Michael D Higgins’ has described Ireland’s housing crisis as a “disaster”.
Bloomsday is set to be celebrated with both in-person and online events this year
The Late Late Toy Show fundraiser raised over €6.6 million in November 2021.
Love triangles, drama and a sun drenched villa with an enormous film crew – Love Island has it all.
Should the Luas really be made free?
The Social Democrats are calling for a vacant property tax to be introduced.
The Welsh government is considering the move.
A report commissioned by the UK government is set to recommend the measure.
This month, The Good Information Project is looking at the EU and we want to hear from you.
The vote will take place today between 6pm and 8pm.
Have you had trouble hailing one, or not a bother?
Will you watch it on TV or read about it?
Tourism is responsible for a significant slice of global greenhouse gas emissions.
Love Island contestants will be wearing only preloved outfits this year.
An estimated 1,000 people missed flights yesterday due to lengthy queues at the airport.
Fine Gael found its support dropping to 20%, while Fianna Fail dropped by a point to 15%.
Pressure is ratcheting up on the UK prime minister.
A new study has found that more than half of renting households receive State support.
The poll also found that 48% support for Northern Ireland remaining part of the UK.
Civil liberties groups have raised concerns about the technology being used by law enforcement.
To grill, or not to grill: that is the question.
The 27th winner of the Dublin Literary Award will be announced this afternoon.
