National News from Tuesday, July 22nd, 2025

Mayo Council "Disappointed" As Fire Ravages Building Earmarked For Social Housing

The premises that went on fire, located opposite the bus station, had been earmarked by Mayo County Council for a major social housing development.
Tax Cuts Expected In Budget, But Economic Headwinds Cloud Government’s Spending Plans

Meanwhile, the government has allocated almost 275 billion euro in capital spending over the next decade in a revised National Development Plan.
Justice Minister Visits Newbridge, With Local Gardai Highlighting Concerns Over Retail Theft

Meanwhile, retailers face the prospect of legal action for accusing a person of theft, asking for I.D or inspecting a fake note.
Leixlip Retailer Inspected In Nationwide Unannounced Consumer Law Sweep

Fuel stations were also inspected. Several were found in breach of fuel price display rules.
Over 20,000 Back Law Change To Help Renters Keep Their Dogs As Surrenders Surge

Over twenty thousand people have signed a Dog Trust petition, calling for a change in law to give renters and dogs a fairer chance.

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