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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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A new poll highlights significant public sentiment in rural Ireland for a change in Taoiseach Micheál Martin's leadership. This comes as an investigation by The Irish Times reveals that Martin Heydon, the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, holds the largest farmlands among current TDs and Senators.
Further details on Budget 2027 have emerged, outlining potential increases in welfare payments, changes to inheritance tax, and the introduction of a new rent tax credit. Separately, the National Ploughing Championships have commenced with a forecast of mixed weather.
Other domestic news includes reports of job offer scams targeting individuals in the country, a data breach affecting some Revolut customers, and a Dublin City Council committee backing a motion to reverse rent increases.
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A recent poll indicates that almost half of rural Ireland desires a change in Taoiseach Micheál Martin's leadership. Concurrently, an investigation by The Irish Times has revealed that Martin Heydon, the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, holds the largest farmlands among members of the Oireachtas, prompting questions about land ownership among politicians.
Irish Examiner:
Rural Ireland Wants Micheál Martin Replaced, Poll Finds
A poll suggests that almost half of rural Ireland desires a change in leadership, with many in Fianna Fáil acknowledging little appetite for a significant shift.
The Irish Times:
Minister for Agriculture has largest farmlands among TDs and Senators
The Minister for Agriculture, Martin Heydon, has the largest landholdings among current TDs and Senators, with the story also detailing other politicians who are significant landowners.
The Irish Times:
The Oireachtas farmers: who are the largest landowners in Leinster House?
This story investigates which members of the Oireachtas (Irish Parliament) are the most significant landowners in the Leinster House area.
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Initial details for Budget 2027 have been released, indicating potential increases in welfare payments, adjustments to inheritance tax, and the introduction of a new tax credit for renters.
The Irish Times:
Budget 2027: Details on welfare hikes, inheritance tax, and rent credit
An overview of what is known about Budget 2027, including potential welfare increases, changes to inheritance tax, and the introduction of a new rent tax credit.
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Fraudsters are increasingly targeting individuals in Ireland with fake job offers, a prevalence noted as above the European average. Separately, a data breach has compromised information belonging to approximately a dozen Irish Revolut customers due to a fraudulent email.
TheJournal.ie:
Job offer scams targeting people in Ireland
Fraudsters are increasingly targeting individuals in Ireland with fake job offers, with scam prevalence noted as above the European average.
TheJournal.ie:
Revolut data breach impacts Irish customers
Data belonging to about a dozen Irish Revolut customers is believed to have been compromised due to a fraudulent email.
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The National Ploughing Championships have commenced, with the opening day expected to experience a mix of sunny spells and scattered, potentially heavy, showers.
BreakingNews.ie:
Mixed weather for Ploughing Championships opening day
The opening day of the National Ploughing Championships is expected to have a mix of sunny spells and scattered showers, some of which may be heavy.
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Gardaí are currently responding to a serious traffic collision in Cork causing disruptions. Meanwhile, an update on the M9 motorway crash reports that the three sisters who sustained serious injuries are now recovering and growing stronger.
Irish Examiner:
Cork Traffic: Gardaí at Scene of Serious Collision
Gardaí are responding to a serious traffic collision in Cork, causing disruptions.
BreakingNews.ie:
Sisters injured in M9 crash 'getting stronger'
Three sisters who sustained serious injuries in a crash on the M9 motorway are reported to be recovering and growing stronger each day.
Irish Examiner:
Sisters Seriously Injured in M9 Horror Crash
Two sisters have sustained serious injuries following a crash on the M9 motorway.
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A motion has been passed by a council urging the government to release burial records related to Bessborough.
TheJournal.ie:
Council urges government to release burial records
A motion has been passed by the council urging the government to release burial records related to Bessborough.
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Many people in Ireland are reportedly not fully aware of the actual financial costs associated with running a car.
TheJournal.ie:
People unaware of car running costs
Many people in Ireland are not fully aware of the true costs associated with running a car.
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