Rents on newly-constructed residential properties in Ireland could soon be tied to inflation rates rather than being restricted to a 2% annual cap. This potential policy shift, to be considered by Cabinet next week, is part of a broader plan from Minister for Housing James Browne aimed at addressing financial challenges facing property investors and ensuring greater clarity in the …
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A legislative proposal aiming to prohibit fox hunting has advanced through the first stage in the Dáil following a vote that saw 113 TDs support the measure, while 49 opposed it. The proposed amendment to the Animal Health and Welfare Act was introduced by People Before Profit–Solidarity representatives Ruth Coppinger and Paul Murphy. Despite the bill’s progression, the Government has …
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A fresh wave of criticism has been directed at Taoiseach Micheál Martin, as opposition leaders jointly request an urgent meeting to address the ongoing conflict over proposed changes to speaking rights in the Dáil. The dispute, which has been simmering since January, is expected to culminate in a critical vote on Tuesday when the Government brings its motion before the …
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The ongoing dispute over speaking rights in the Dáil remains unresolved, with Sinn Féin TD David Cullinane emphasizing that opposition members cannot compromise on the issue. His comments come as Government TDs prepare to push forward a proposal at Tuesday’s Dáil reform committee that would allow the Regional Independent technical group to function as a “hybrid” group with a presence …
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