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The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has demanded that sick pay be made mandatory to ensure the safety of workers during the Covid expansion. The ICTU demands that all political parties should take the necessary steps to make sick…

Data on real-time incidence of Covid-19 by local electoral area reveals that the Blanchardstown-Mulhuddart area of West Dublin has the highest rate of Covid-19 in Ireland. Parts of South Dublin have a lower incidence than areas…

Annie Finnegan from Fairview in Dublin 3 has brought a legal challenge against the system used to calculate leaving certificate results. After three of her calculated Grades being reduced by two points she missed out the opportunity to…

The first residents have been welcomed back to St Mary's Mansions in Dublin's north inner-city after a €23m redevelopment. A total of 25 previous residents will be moving back into the mansion. Many of the remaining 55 apartments are…

The India Director, IDA Ireland, Tanaz Buhariwalla says that India and Ireland are having a healthy relationship when it comes to trade and economy. In an interview with Lakshmipriya Nair, Tanaz Buhariwalla shares about this relation…

Indications says that the price of new cars will go up in Ireland in the wake of the green budget. The proposals are contained in the Tax Strategy Group Report. The price of the new car will increase in line with VRT's proposed overhaul…

The self-isolation period for Covid persons in Ireland have been cut short to 10 days. Later it was 14 days. HSE and the Health Protection Surveillance Center (HPSC) have issued new clinical guidelines to GPs in this regard. As part…

Ireland's Prime Minister Michael Martin has said he wants to resume international travel in collaboration with the European Union ahead of the country's full opening. This will be preceded by extensive Covid testing and contact tracing.…

Leading scientist says a second lockdown in the country is inevitable unless there is a radical change in government strategy. The Trincomalee College Pro-Chancellor, Prof. David McConnell said the government had failed to conduct further…

The Central Bank of Ireland confirmed that new mortgage contracts were down 35% year-on-year in July. The number of new mortgage contracts in July stood at €556 million, according to the Central Bank. However, reports indicate that…