Aoife Moore is a Political Correspondent at The Irish Examiner. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, culture and society, and civil rights, with a focus on current affairs and public policy. Aoife's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Irish Times, BBC News, and NBC Boston.
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Jason Hutch has been locked in a court battle to avoid returning to Dublin from Spain after a Garda operation.
The couple did not drown, nor did they die from electrocution, which is common in these types of accidents.
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill said: “I suppose it’s a lesson to everybody to take a moment and just establish the facts first.”
The teenage boy has also been charged with the attempted murder of two other people in the same incident.
People in Ireland continue to strongly support human rights, equality and fairness, but have low confidence its being delivered.
Important changes to rental law will come into effect on 14th September 2026, with new punishments for landlords who do not obey the rules.
A new date has been added for Fontaines at Slane Castle due to huge demand. Tickets are on sale now for pre-sale.
Dublin is now behind only London. According to the Working Abroad Index, a remote worker in Dublin now faces average monthly costs of €2,804, rising to €3,124 if they use a co-working space.
Spiking is a stand alone offence in the north, with a potential 10 year sentence There is still no stand alone offence against spiking in Ireland, despite a bill passing a Seanad stage in 2023.
By: Aoife Moore
US President Donald Trump will meet Catherine Connolly in Áras an Uachtaráin when he lands in Ireland next weekend.
