What landlords talk about behind your back

Landlords turn to online support forum to air grievances and seek advice on how to evict tenants

Business has been improving for Irish landlords recently. Rents are on a sharp upward trajectory in Dublin. The Department of Social Welfare recently announced an increase in rent supplements for families judged to be at risk of homelessness. A lack …

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28% of Trinity students not sexually active

Majority of students confident of employment after graduation

Trinity students are having less but safer sex than other Irish students, according to a new study by Campus.ie.

Of the 547 Trinity students who took part in the survey, 28% said they are not sexually active. This compares to …

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Welfare system can be “taken advantage of” – YFG

Proposed adjustment to the minimum wage criticised on social media

Cuts to social welfare rates and the minimum wage have been advocated by Young Fine Gael (YFG) in a policy document launched today.

Key proposals outlined in the document include introducing a system of mutual obligation for social welfare recipients, …

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Board approves pay cap breach

College spokesperson disputes reports of €150,000 salary offer

The Board of Trinity College has approved a salary offer above the standard scale for the incoming Professor of Business Studies, Trinity News has learned.

The offer is understood to be significantly above the approved annual rate for professors under …

Young candidate called into dole office for questioning

A young candidate in the upcoming local elections has claimed that he was questioned over his political views by an official from the Department of Social Protection. Karl Gill, a 23-year-old candidate for Dún Laoghaire with People Before Profit, also …