Limerick Mayor John Moran Digs In Despite Growing Pressure From Traders and Councillors
Limerick’s first directly elected mayor, John Moran, has made clear he intends to run for the role again,…
Politics
Most Scots Think Reform UK Has Emboldened Far-Right Extremists, Poll Finds
A new poll has revealed that the overwhelming majority of Scots believe the rise of Reform UK has…
Scottish Government’s Transgender Prisoner Policy Struck Down By Court
A judge has ruled that the Scottish Government’s guidance on how transgender prisoners should be handled in the…
Farage Wins Clacton Back But Standards Investigation Immediately Restarts
Nigel Farage has barely had time to celebrate his return to parliament before the standards watchdog picked up…
Ireland’s Biggest Landlord Triples Profits After Rent Rule Changes
Ires Reit, the largest private landlord in Ireland, has seen its profits triple in the first half of…
Are Ireland’s Main Streets Dying – And Can Anything Actually Save Them?
Walk through any town centre in Ireland on a Tuesday afternoon and you’ll notice something that’s become almost…
Irish Inflation Hits 3.4% With Worse Expected As Energy And Mortgage Costs Bite
Irish households are feeling the squeeze more than ever, with inflation climbing to 3.4% in July and economists…
Scottish Labour Membership Plummets By A Third Under Sarwar’s Watch
Scottish Labour has lost a third of its members during Anas Sarwar’s time as leader, according to a…
Institute of Directors in Wales Appoints New National Chairman
The Institute of Directors in Wales has appointed a new national chairman to lead its operations across the…
Dublin Residents Take Over Busy Street to Force Action on Dangerous Traffic
Locals living on Richmond Road in Dublin took matters into their own hands during the morning rush hour,…