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New €400m Government scheme to support First-Time Buyers opens today

First Home was set up to make it easier for First-Time Buyers to afford a new build home as part of the Government’s Housing for All strategy

Irish Mirror

Boris Johnson announces resignation as UK Prime Minister

Mr Johnson suffered serious blows this week as his once closest allies had told him to throw in the towel

Dublin Live

Dublin pubs: Beloved club night closing after 14 years

Sunday Social has finished after 14 years

Dublin Live

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Sinn Fein to table motion of no confidence in the Government next week

“They have run out of road."

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar hits out at 'sworn political opponents' after being cleared of any crime over GP contract leak

"I know that I did not break any law, do anything corrupt or even self-interested. That is now clear to any fair-minded person."

Irish Mirror

Met Eireann's fabulous Dublin forecast as summer blast here to stay

A leading Met Eireann meteorologist said the weather is set to get 'sunnier and sunnier'

Dublin Live

Football tournament to be held in memory of tragic Josh Dunne

The 16-year-old from Ballymun in North Dublin, played for Bohemians-St Kevin’s Boys, who had great success with the DDSL Premier sides, DDLS team and the Bohs/SKB Under 15s team

Dublin Live

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Senior Garda to be based in UAE as they continue Kinahan cartel pursuit

Mob boss Daniel has been in Dubai since 2016, while his father Christy Snr and brother Christy Jnr are also based in the region

Dublin Live

Tanaiste Leo Varadkar says having a pension age where people have to retire is 'out of date'

'What the Pension Commission has recommended is that we give people more flexibility about when they retire'

Irish Mirror

Claims some long Covid patients are 'making up illness' prompt call for education campaign

'I think that in some communities, both in the general public and in the medical community, there’s the belief that these patients are making up their illness, if they just try harder and be mindful they’ll get better'

Irish Mirror

Micheal Martin and Leo Varadkar's latest on Covid in Ireland as restrictions question asked

Acting Chief Medical Officer Professor Breda Smyth has warned that the latest sub variant is even more transmissible than previous variants

Irish Mirror

Social welfare Ireland: How you can claim jobseeker's benefit while working

With the skyrocketing cost of living due to global inflation and eye-watering energy bills, many people are struggling to make ends meet

Dublin Live

Mixed reaction from public and opposition as €9.5bn Metro Link plans are revived by government

'It is the largest ever, and certainly the greenest, public investment plan in the history of our country'

Irish Mirror

Irish people warned to 'meet outdoors' as 'summer wave' of Covid-19 hits

The Government is drafting a plan to deal with an expected “very significant surge of Covid” in the Autumn and Winter months according to the Minister for Health

Dublin Live

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Irish Mirror

Irish people urged to 'meet outdoors' again as government drafts Covid-19 'plan' for winter months ahead

“This [wave] is as a result of the sub-variant of the Omicron variant we're all very familiar with that causes disease."

Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar accepts one-millionth zero emission delivery after DPD hits milestone number

Varadkar said he was "lucky" to be the recipient of the milestone parcel.

Reuters

Ireland sees 'extensive' autumn COVID-19 vaccine campaign -deputy PM

Ireland expects to run an extensive vaccine drive against COVID-19 and flu ahead of a potentially worrying winter surge that could lead to the reimposition of mask wearing in certain settings, Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Tuesday.

Reuters

Ireland should set aside part of 2022 budget surplus - deputy PM

Ireland should set aside some of the budget surplus it expects to post this year to fund future pensions or to start refilling its currently empty contingency reserve fund, Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar said on Tuesday.

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Irish Mirror

Leo Varadkar says €200 electricity bill relief could be on the way as 'everyone feeling the squeeze'

The Tanaiste also said that taking €200 of people’s electricity bills again was “certainly an option”.

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: Everything we know about welfare, pensions, fuel costs, and other changes in Budget 2023

The Budget this year will come out on September 27 - two weeks earlier than planned - with a number of new measures to support those struggling

Belfast Live

Reform of Stormont could kick-start devolution, says Stephen Farry

"Our current system is not an acceptable way to govern and is no longer functioning. If we want stability and future proofing, we know what needs to be done."

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023: Cut in VAT on gas and electricity 'to be extended past October'

Ministers have agreed to bring the Budget forward to September 27 - two weeks earlier than expected

Dublin Live

Social welfare Ireland: The payment that could help with skyrocketing bills

You don’t have to be on social welfare or unemployed to qualify for this payment

Irish Mirror

Budget 2023 latest as pension, social welfare and tax changes all reported

Changes to social welfare, the State pension and childcare are expected to be announced

Dublin Live

New low cost Covid-19 loan scheme launched for businesses in Ireland

To qualify for the loan, businesses must have experienced a detrimental effect of a minimum of 15% on turnover or profit due to the virus

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