Jack White

Jack White

Jack White is a reporter for The Irish Times

Taoiseach warns Rotunda board to ‘reflect’ on decision not to fully implement public contracts

Minister of State Robert Troy says there must be ‘consequences’ if public contracts not implemented

Brian McNally, wrongfully convicted for Sallins train robbery, dies aged 83

McNally was commended for his ‘long fight for justice and truth’, having unsuccessfully campaigned for a public inquiry and State apology

‘Racially motivated arson’ suspected at former Belfast gospel hall

Police determined building that had been bought by ‘legitimate business people’ was deliberately set on fire

Baby given blood transfusion despite mother’s objections on religious grounds after court ruling

Court hears religious views should receive ‘utmost respect’ but not prevent life-saving treatment

Cork tenant who ‘acted aggressively’ in neighbouring school ordered to vacate property

Bogdan Kreigel was ‘insulting’ and used ‘abusive language’ towards an appointed translator during RTB hearing

Woman ordered to vacate home after ‘attack’ on pregnant tenant led to emergency C-section

Residential Tenancies Board tribunal deemed Ciara Butler to be the ‘aggressor’ after seeing video footage of incident at Djouce Hall in Bray

Cancer survivor wonders can she keep getting invalidity pension when her maternity benefit starts?

Work Q&A: I’m recovering from breast cancer treatment and expecting in July. Can I keep receiving both payments?

Woman who believes ex-husband watches her with ‘hidden cameras’ granted protection order

Woman in separate case who is ‘paying all the expenses’ claimed husband ‘punched’ her in the face

RTB deems notice of termination landlord issued after alleged ‘violent’ assault invalid

Landlord Alvina Grosu claimed her tenant’s grandson pushed her after she approached the back door

Data-centre energy demand adds hundreds of euro to home electricity bills, study claims

Report draws criticism from representative body Digital Infrastructure Ireland, which says data centres ‘vital’

Twenty Co Carlow schools received emails threatening mass shooting

Garda patrols to remain in place near all primary schools in county

Landlord required property as sister’s family living in ‘small caravan’, tribunal hears

Cornelius Quilligan was previously ordered to pay €2,000 in damages to his tenant Joanne Hogan

‘I was self-employed in the 1980s and I’m short for the full State pension. Should I just retire?’

Work Q&A: What recourse would I have to get the full contributory pension if I can’t top up?

Returning Irish troops tell of ‘extremely challenging’ mission in Lebanon

About 160 troops from 127th Infantry Battalion return home from six-month deployment with Unifil

Couple ordered to return part of deposit after charging tenants for new carpets aimed at boosting value

Landlords Gerard and Margaret Ryan found to have unlawfully retained €1,910 from the deposit

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