Important changes to rental law will come into effect on 14th September 2026, introducing new punishments for landlords who do not obey the rules. The Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) will be able to issue fines for six breaches of rental law as a new enforcement tool. Separately, due to huge demand, a second Fontaines DC gig has been added at Slane Castle on June 27th 2027, with pre-sale tickets available today and general sale starting tomorrow. A survey also found that women in Ireland are more concerned about human rights, racism, discrimination and economic insecurity than men, though overall support for equality remains strong.
New rental rules come into effect next week – Everything you need to knowA new date has been added for Fontaines at Slane Castle due to huge demand.
Tickets for pre-sale are available today from 10am for a second gig on June 27th, 2027. General sale starts tomorrow at 10am. Fontaines DC headlined and closed out the Electric Picnic main stage with their announcement of a gig at New rental rules come into effect next week – Everything you need to know Important changes to rental law will come into effect on 14th September 2026, with new punishments for landlords who do not obey the rules.
The Residential Tenancies Board will now be able to issue a fine for six breaches of rental law. Fines are a new tool the RTB can use to enforce rental law more quickly for breaches that include: The Residential Tenancies Board encourages landlords and tenants to be aware of Women in Ireland more worried about human rights and racism than men, survey finds People in Ireland continue to strongly support human rights, and equality, but have low confidence its being delivered.
Women are consistently more likely than men to express concern about discrimination, economic insecurity, fairness and the adequacy of Government responses. Women are also significantly less likely to believe that efforts to combat discrimination are effective. Just 8%
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