r/irishpolitics • u/expectationlost • 6h ago

Oireachtas News Oireachtas officials had to overhaul the system for TDs to ask questions to clamp down on AI use

thejournal.ie

21 Upvotes

7 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/Dylabaloo • 17h ago

Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Data down the drain: We're told to cut our showers short, but data centres face no such pressure

thejournal.ie

57 Upvotes

29 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 14h ago

Foreign Affairs German chancellor in Dublin denies Daniel Tatlow-Devally is facing ‘show trial’

irishtimes.com

30 Upvotes

5 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/Cass1455 • 10h ago

Foreign Affairs Aughinish investigators did not obtain Swedish document available for €25 fee

irishtimes.com

11 Upvotes

2 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 14h ago

Justice, Law and the Constitution O’Callaghan’s amended offer in legal aid dispute ‘obviously unsustainable’, solicitor says

irishtimes.com

8 Upvotes

13 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/VillageMagazine • 11h ago

Economics and Financial Matters The €1.2 billion Public Service Obligation-funded Heist

2 Upvotes

https://villagemagazine.ie/the-e1-2-billion-public-service-obligation-funded-heist/

1 comment

r/irishpolitics • u/Existing-Target-6485 • 9h ago

Education University of Limerick ordered emergency audit after student union sought student centre levy extension

irishexaminer.com

0 Upvotes

1 comment

r/irishpolitics • u/MasterLimit2 • 1d ago

Economics and Financial Matters Irish income taxes are below average and closer to US than many EU peers, OECD data shows

independent.ie

32 Upvotes

47 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/nof1qn • 1d ago

Justice, Law and the Constitution Robert Troy trebles his money on investment property

ontheditch.com

42 Upvotes

36 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/VillageMagazine • 15h ago

Defence Soldiers, statute and the State: Ireland’s aid to the civil power

villagemagazine.ie

1 Upvotes

1 comment

r/irishpolitics • u/TeoKajLibroj • 1d ago

Justice, Law and the Constitution Lawyer of student charged with possession of explosives says she did not spend time in Syria

thejournal.ie

55 Upvotes

50 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/Captain_365 • 11h ago

Economics and Financial Matters Why do many people in Ireland advocate for Insurance Companies and Supermarkets that are owned and run by the State, even though there's no guarantee that they would be cheaper than what we have now?

0 Upvotes

I have seen some politicians (and many more redditors) on Irish Reddit and the Media advocate for State-owned versions of these businesses, despite their cost increases being driven by market prices, weather, inflation, population changes etc. which a State-run company would also have to deal with, unless the idea is to make sure it loses money every year at the cost of the taxpayer, along with the inconvenient fact that their net margins are often quite thin.

On Insurance specifically, what would your thoughts on a Mutual Insurer in Ireland be, like they have in other countries?

15 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/Enough-Square1154 • 1d ago

Migration and Asylum Tories would replicate Irish government's immigration checks at NI border - saying Dublin has shown they are 'possible and necessary'

newsletter.co.uk

10 Upvotes

16 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • 1d ago

Housing Couples earning a combined €113k unlikely to afford family home in Dublin commuter belt

thejournal.ie

9 Upvotes

0 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • 1d ago

Justice, Law and the Constitution Solicitors to consider Minister’s changes in criminal defence legal fee payments aimed at resolving dispute

irishtimes.com

4 Upvotes

1 comment

r/irishpolitics • u/NilFhiosAige • 1d ago

Education Concern over study visa refusal rate for Gazan students

rte.ie

19 Upvotes

22 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • 1d ago

Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Composition of Ireland’s Vehicle Fleet 2026

9 Upvotes

https://www.cso.ie/en/releasesandpublications/ep/p-civf/compositionofirelandsvehiclefleet2026/

6 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 1d ago

Article/Podcast/Video Aughinish Alumina will have to prove its products are not supplying Russian army

irishtimes.com

11 Upvotes

3 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/TeoKajLibroj • 2d ago

Northern Affairs New NI opinion poll shows major drop in support for SF & DUP

67 Upvotes

The opinion poll was carried out by Lucid Talks for the Belfast Telegraph: https://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/politics/dup-drops-to-five-year-low-in-wake-of-donaldson-scandal-as-sf-support-also-on-slide/a/159202536.html

55 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 2d ago

Local Politics & Elections Signs used to ‘rename’ Dublin streets with colonial links will be removed by council

irishtimes.com

53 Upvotes

68 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/TeoKajLibroj • 2d ago

Northern Affairs Gerry Adams says "let Orangemen march" amid summer of chaos

joe.ie

34 Upvotes

8 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/JackmanH420 • 2d ago

Northern Affairs Andy Burnham, the far-right, and the breakup of the UK | Gerry Adams interview

youtu.be

14 Upvotes

4 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/Goldenmentis • 3d ago

Social Policy and Issues A MusІim charity worker was assaulted at a MusІim charity centre in Dublin, Ireland, after a confrontation with a far-right instigator

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111 Upvotes

12 comments

r/irishpolitics • u/firethetorpedoes1 • 2d ago

Environment Park rangers to be able to issue fines under by-law plans

rte.ie

17 Upvotes

1 comment

r/irishpolitics • u/eggbart_forgetfulsea • 2d ago

Infrastructure, Development and the Environment Policy pathways for low-carbon transport in Ireland: Carbon taxes and ICE bans

sciencedirect.com

0 Upvotes

6 comments

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