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Sunday 2 October 2022
Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow low temperature and ice warning for the whole country.
A Status Yellow wind warning is in place for counties in Northern Ireland until 6pm this evening.
A Status Yellow snow and ice warning remains in place nationwide this morning.
A Status Yellow snow-ice warning remains in place for western and northern counties.
Temperatures are set to drop as low as -4 degrees today.
A status yellow snow-ice alert remains in place today.
The Conservative Party wants the payment to be means-tested in other parts of the UK.
The road is currently impassable.
It brings out the best in us.
Forecasters have said we can expect a bitter end to the week.
We just have one question: why?
Connacht and Ulster will experience similar conditions tonight.
AJ MacGinty makes his first start in “massive mental challenge” against Enisei-STM.
That’s what Anthony Galvin is hoping to do later this year.
Spring has not yet sprung, obviously.
Let’s see what the experts are saying.
Because, you know, it’s winter.
So if you’re complaining about it, stop.
This isn’t Miami, baby.
Because every single one of us at TheScore.ie looks like Mike Phillips.
The west coast has been particularly badly hit by the overnight high winds, with power cuts from Donegal to Limerick.
Some parts of Leinster and Ulster remain under a weather warning from Met Éireann until this afternoon.
Flight operations were briefly suspended to allow de-icing; passengers should expect delays in both arrival and departure.
There ain’t no protest like a freezing protest.
Temperatures over the bank holiday weekend are set to drop by up to 5C below normal, says Met Éireann.
Don’t worry, that’s not snow on the pitch – it’s only the covers.
THERE HAS BEEN heightened scrutiny on short-term lets, with providers like Airbnb coming under the microscope more often amid Ireland’s significant housing crisis.
Housing Minister Darragh O’Brien yesterday signalled that he would be introducing additional regulations around short-term lets to get more properties back into the long-term rental market.
“Very shortly we’ll have a further announcements in relation to the short-term lets and how we’re going to regulate and manage that better, so we can get more properties that should not be let on a short-term basis, back into the long term rental market,” O’Brien said yesterday.
In particular, cities in other countries have taken to introducing controls on short-term letting providers, including in Barcelona and Paris.
With that in mind, we want to know: Do you think there should be further regulation of short-term lets?
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