Dublin experienced widespread disorder on Halloween, including multiple cars and bins set on fire, with reports of gardaí being advised not to enter certain areas. A man has been accused of attacking gardaí with a firework launcher, and a fire crew in Kildare was also attacked, leading to calls for public responsibility.

Irish Examiner: Anarchic scenes in Dublin as cars set alight in Halloween disorder

Multiple cars and bins were set on fire and gardaí have reportedly been told not to enter an area of Cherry Orchard in Dublin following Halloween disorder.

TheJournal.ie: Father accused of firework launcher attack on gardaí

A father has been accused of attacking gardaí with a handheld firework launcher during a Halloween bonfire event.

TheJournal.ie: Kildare fire crew attacked as public urged to behave responsibly

A fire crew in Kildare was attacked, prompting calls for the public to act responsibly during Halloween.

TheJournal.ie: Cars set alight amid Halloween disorder across Dublin

Cars were set ablaze during disturbances across Dublin as part of Halloween events.

Ireland's Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, James Browne, is facing increasing pressure from a housing charity director who has criticized his recent announcements and questioned his overall strategy.

TheJournal.ie: Pressure grows on housing minister over recent changes

Pressure is increasing on Ireland's Housing Minister, James Browne, as a housing charity director criticizes recent announcements and questions his strategy.

An investigation has been initiated following the death of a man in his 30s while he was in garda custody.

TheJournal.ie: Investigation after man (30s) dies in garda custody

An investigation has been launched following the death of a man in his 30s while in garda custody.

A woman has successfully obtained a court order against her partner after he threatened to publish intimate photographs. In a separate family court case, a judge directed gardaí to remove an 'abusive' son from his mother's property.

The Irish Times: Woman Secures Court Order Against Partner

A woman has obtained a court order against her partner who threatened to post intimate photographs, and in a separate case, a family court judge ordered gardaí to move an 'abusive' son from his mother's property.

The Health Service Executive (HSE) is reportedly failing to collect millions of euros that are owed by pharmaceutical companies.

TheJournal.ie: HSE failing to collect millions owed by pharma companies

The Health Service Executive (HSE) is not collecting millions of euros that pharmaceutical companies owe.

Fine Gael has requested that the Public Accounts Committee (PAC) chair summon the Charities Regulator and other relevant parties to address concerns surrounding Liberty Recycling.

The Irish Times: Fine Gael Questions Charities Regulator

Fine Gael has requested that the PAC chair summon the Charities Regulator and other parties concerning Liberty Recycling.

Parents and past pupils have launched a campaign to ensure Glenstal Abbey School remains open, expressing concerns about its future.

Irish Examiner: Parents and past pupils bid to keep Glenstal Abbey School open

Parents and past pupils are campaigning to keep Glenstal Abbey School open, highlighting concerns about its future.

Tech entrepreneurs, expatriates, the super-rich, and individuals affected by climate change are identified as the emerging demographic acquiring Ireland's most expensive properties.

The Irish Times: New Buyers of Expensive Irish Homes

Tech entrepreneurs, expatriates, the super-rich, and climate refugees are identified as the new demographic purchasing Ireland's most expensive properties.

The artwork displayed within Government Buildings has been widely criticized, with some suggesting it reflects a broader commentary.

The Irish Times: Art in Government Buildings Criticized

The art displayed in Government Buildings has been deemed terrible, with a suggestion that it reflects a broader commentary.

Irish rugby player Mack Hansen has openly discussed the challenging periods he faced during his injury layoff, noting that there were also positive aspects to the experience.

BreakingNews.ie: Mack Hansen Reflects on Injury Struggles and Recovery

Irish rugby player Mack Hansen shares his thoughts on facing difficult periods during his time out with injury, suggesting there were positive aspects to the experience.

McMillan has commended the Munster CEO for issuing a 'brave statement' concerning the citing case involving Tadhg Furlong.

Irish Examiner: McMillan applauds Munster CEO's 'brave statement' over Tadhg Furlong citing case

McMillan has praised the Munster CEO for a 'brave statement' regarding the case involving Tadhg Furlong.

A new development in Cork City is slated to become the tallest apartment block in Ireland, with details provided on its construction.

TheJournal.ie: Cork tower to be tallest apartment block in Ireland

A new tower in Cork City is set to become Ireland's tallest apartment block, and an explanation of its development is provided.

In response to the ongoing cost-of-living crisis, readers have shared various expenses they have reduced, ranging from Christmas visits to haircuts.

TheJournal.ie: Readers share what they've cut in a cost-of-living crisis

Readers have detailed various expenses they have reduced, from Christmas visits to haircuts, due to the ongoing cost-of-living crisis.

An analysis is exploring potential methods for the Irish government to cease paying what are considered excessive rent subsidies to private landlords.

TheJournal.ie: How can the Irish government stop paying unsustainable rent subsidies?

An analysis explores methods for the Irish government to cease paying excessive rent subsidies to private landlords.