Haribo issues urgent recall ‘after cannabis discovered in sweets’
Haribo has urgently recalled packets of sweets after they were allegedly found to contain cannabis following reports of several people falling ill.
Tipperary woman awarded €72k for injuries from slip on wet floor at wedding reception
The woman had told the court: 'I was in so much pain, I thought I was going to die.'
Haribo recalls popular sweets after family falls ill from cannabis-laced candy
The Happy Cola F!ZZ packets were recalled after the family members in the Netherlands became unwell, reporting dizziness before they alerted the police
Almost half a million passengers to pass through Dublin Airport This Bank Holiday Weekend
Here you will find latest news and updates from Dublin Airport. From new routes, stores and airlines to future expansion plans.
‘Clarity needed’ as 100s of jobs at risk with US firm to shut Irish site
They are ceasing operations less than five years after opening in Limerick
300 Limerick jobs to be lost as US healthcare firm to close Irish operations
The news was revealed to staff at the company earlier today.
Climate experts call on Government to show ‘greater ambition’ on reducing carbon emissions
A new EPA report shows Ireland is set to miss its 2030 EU-mandated carbon targets by a massive margin
Irish hotels to join landmark Europe-wide legal action against booking.com
Hotels seeking ‘substantial financial compensation’ after ECJ judgement
More Dart disruptions to hit over June bank holiday weekend
Iarnrod Eireann has announced that due to engineering works between Connolly and Dun Laoghaire on Saturday May 31, Sunday June 1 and Monday June 2, there w...
Nearly 1,000 Irish hotels and guesthouses can seek damages from Booking.com in pricing row
Almost 1,000 hotels and guesthouses in Ireland are eligible to join a legal action in Amsterdam that will claim what’s likely to be millions of euro in dam...
High Court orders turbine to shutdown at certain windspeeds overnight due to sleep disturbance
The turbine will also have to operate on a lower mode during quiet waking hours at certain times.
The battle for Barne: A country pile, the bloodstock magnate and the crime journalist
US-based Irish businessman Maurice Regan launched a “full-frontal attack” on the sale of a Co Tipperary estate to bloodstock billionaire John Magnier, the High Court was told. So much so…