Former Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams is testifying at the Royal Courts of Justice in London today in a civil case alleging he was liable for IRA bombings between 1973 and 1996. Three men injured in the attacks are seeking a symbolic £1 in damages, arguing Adams was “directly responsible” for the bombings. Who are … Read more
Ireland Faces Steep Heating Oil Price Surge, Fueling Cost of Living Crisis Irish households are bracing for a harsh winter as heating oil prices have skyrocketed by more than 50% in less than a week, intensifying the ongoing cost of living crisis. The dramatic increase is placing immense financial strain on families, particularly those reliant … Read more
Ireland’s Rental Crisis: A Looming Landlord Exodus and the Future of Housing Policy A staggering 60% of Irish landlords are considering selling their properties due to the recently enacted and proposed rental regulations, according to a recent survey by the Irish Property Owners Association. This isn’t simply a dispute over profit margins; it’s a potential … Read more
Ireland’s rental market is bracing for a potential shockwave. Recent legislative changes, permitting landlords to reset rents to current market value, are projected to add an average of €249 to monthly rental costs, according to Sinn Féin. But this isn’t simply about a price increase; it’s a pivotal moment that could fundamentally reshape the Irish … Read more