‘Public, media, and reps’ urged to ‘verify sources’ after incident near school
Officers were called to the area near a school in Finglas just before 9am this morning after a young man with limited English approached passersby to ask if they could…
Revenue seeks to wind up Kerry drug-accused Nathan McDonnell’s restaurant
Ballyseedy Restaurant wrote to suppliers this week, informing them Ballyseedy Restaurant Ltd would cease trading from Sunday 'due to circumstances beyond our control'
Asset management company run by ex-Dublin footballer exploring sale
BCP, a privately owned asset management company run by a former Dublin inter-county footballer, is exploring a potential sale.
One for the country fans – Aer Lingus announce new direct flights to popular US music destination
Fans of Dolly Parton and Elvis Presley, this one's for you - Aer Lingus is set to head to the musical state of Tennessee from 2025.
Budget 2025 energy credit announcement sparks new fraud attempts, warns Bank of Ireland
'Fraudsters are like chameleons,' says Nicola Sadlier, Head of Fraud, Bank of Ireland. 'They design their scams to blend in with what’s in the news.'
EU leaders back extra Chinese EV tariffs despite split vote
Decision opposed by five countries including Germany, where car firms say it could be ‘fatal’ blow for industry
New €250 Budget energy credit alert amid ‘another attempt to steal money’ fraud
EVERY household across Ireland has been issued a major warning to be wary of scammers targeting those trying to claim the new €250 energy credit. People have been warned to…
Data watchdog probes Ryanair’s use of facial recognition
The Data Protection Commission (DPC) has opened an inquiry into Ryanair's processing of personal data as part of verification processes used for customers who book flights from third party websites…
WuXi ‘considering selling its Dundalk plant’: report
WuXi Biologics, which has a major manufacturing facility outside Dundalk, is considering selling some of its European production facilities, according to a...
Heads up holidaymakers – Ryanair set to make major change to boarding passes in coming months
Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary said that the airline company is set to scrap the paper boarding pass in the next few months.
BoI says energy credit news sparks new fraud attempts
Bank of Ireland is warning customers to be very vigilant to a wave of new fraud attempts following the announcement of a range of new energy credits this week.
‘Christmas cancelled’ and rugby fans forced to fly from Belfast – Michael O’Leary
Michael O’Leary criticised the ongoing passenger cap at Dublin airport.