Property tax bills for people in Dublin city won't rise this year after a council vote last night.
Management at the local authority wanted an increase to offset a hole of around 40 million euro in the finances.
34 councillors to 21 voted in favour of cutting the rate by up to 15 per cent.
Investigation Underway To Establish If Gun Found In Spain Is Linked To Murder Of Veronica Guerin
Convicted criminal John Gilligan is among six people arrested by Spanish police.
Dail Approves Bill To Send Database On Mother And Baby Homes To Tusla
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C.M.O. Says Contact Tracing Controversy Not A Major Concern
The Chief Medical Officer says he's not overly concerned about the breakdown in the contact tracing system.
Hand Sanitiser Used In Some Schools Removed From Government Approved List
A hand sanitiser, which is one of 11 used in schools has been recalled after it's been proven to cause skin issues, headaches and respiratory issues.
Final Upgrade Works Will Impact On DART And Rail Services This Bank Holiday Weekend
Irish Rail says works to complete the final phase of a 120 million euro upgrade project will affect a number of services this Bank Holiday weekend.
Andrea Hayes talks with Brian Redmond from RTE One's Dancing with the Stars Show
Sunshine Meets Patrick Bergin
