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- Three in four people believe that Ireland is taking in too many refugees, according to the latest Business Post/Red C poll, after the arrival of almost 100,000 people in the space of a year.
- Elon Musk, Twitter’s chief executive, has criticised proposed Irish laws on hate speech as "a massive attack on freedom of speech"
- X has instructed staff not to suspend users that post explicitly racist, sexist and homophobic content, or who send sexual material to another person, as part of a new policy that has radically stripped back the company’s moderation of abusive material.
- Fine Gael are pledging to cut the VAT rate for restaurants to 11 per cent and to ensure a wider PRSI rebate scheme for small businesses if re-elected to government, despite not being able to deliver either of these measures in the budget just weeks ago
- Simeon Burke secures apprenticeship with well-known barrister
- President: We must not drift into Nato and become buried in other people's agendas
- The government’s credibility on the immigration issue is almost entirely lost after ten days of one of the most shambolic political performances imaginable - @cooper_m
- In an exclusive interview with the Business Post, President Higgins has given a strongly worded warning about deviating from Ireland’s traditional policy of “positive neutrality”.
- Three quarters of people think Ireland ‘taking in too many refugees'
- Lucinda Creighton: Why, oh why, can we not get a serious government to sort the country
- ‘People must decide do they want a puppet or a President’ - Michael D Higgins
- Red C poll: three out of four think Ireland has taken too many refugees
- Michael O’Leary says he’d ‘happily’ offer UK deportation flights to Rwanda
