Number of short-term lets outnumbers long-term rentals by four to one, Threshold claims

Permission was given for 20,615 houses, which was the highest number since 2009

‘Most intense day of strikes’ yet, says Hegseth, as death toll from Iran war ‘nears 1,900’

Politician’s statement criticises ‘flawed report’ for depriving him of ability to defend attacks on reputation

Court hears Co Kilkenny company produces 12 per cent of Ireland’s carrots, as well as parsnips and daffodils

Tribunal directs tenants to pay €3,150 in rent arrears and €2,500 damages for breach of obligations

Masoud Pezeshkian apologises for Iran’s attacks on regional countries, but Iranian fire targets Gulf states on Saturday

Property developer and lawyer worked with some of Ireland’s most prominent businessmen

Students protest in support of young woman who has criticised university’s response to sharing of images after her alleged assault

Judge welcomes progress, having previously told Frank Gaynor to bring toothbrush to court

Sinn Féin’s Eoin Ó Broin says LDA should not proceed with rent increases, as they will ‘add financial hardship to existing tenants’

Residential Tenancies Board finds eviction notice issued to Tadeusz Mirocha was invalid

University says it stands with its students in support of victims of sexual violence

Judge notes how alleged eviction occurred just before new rent rules came into force

Circumstances of case, as alleged by tenant, ‘appalling’, says judge