Women’s Champions League Qualification 1st Round – WFC Osijek VS Peamount United FC
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Lucky EuroMillions player becomes Ireland’s latest millionaire in Friday’s draw
This September, the National Lottery are carrying out a series of special EuroMillions ‘Ireland Only Raffle’ and Lotto Plus Raffle events which will guarantee to make four brand new lottery…
GP appears before inquiry over allegations of disapproving of Covid-19 vaccine
A Kildare-based GP has appeared before a fitness-to-practice inquiry over allegations that he made comments disapproving of the use of Covid-19 vaccines and displayed anti-vaccine posters in his surgery during…
GP appears before inquiry over Covid vaccination comments
A Kildare-based GP has appeared before a fitness to practise committee over allegations that he made comments disapproving of the use of Covid-19 vaccines and displayed anti-vaccine posters in his…
Doctor appears before medical inquiry over allegations of disapproving of Covid vaccine
Dr Neville Wilson has denied two counts of professional misconduct as well as poor professional performance
Criminal Assets Bureau takes control of 2 houses in one day worth combined €600k
The houses were in counties Clare and Laois and the Criminal Assets Bureau is likely to sell them for a combined fee of around €600,000
Construction underway on 345-bed student accommodation on Queen Street in city
Construction is underway on a new 345-bed purpose-built student accommodation at Queen Street in Galway City. The project, which was granted an extension to its planning permission earlier this year,…
Kildare welcomes country’s first ‘age friendly’ estate
Residents in Sallins, Co Kildare have been designated as living in the country's first 'age friendly housing estate' by an organisation which supports and promotes older people in the community.
Minister wants more flights at Cork and Shannon to ease passenger cap pressure on Dublin Airport
The 32 million passenger cap has been in place for 17 years and will be exceeded this year
Airlines must move away from dependency on Dublin Airport, says Minister
Carriers to be told any new routes can be catered for at Shannon, Cork or other regional airports
Intel to close research and development facility in Shannon
Intel Shannon’s Research and Development (R&D) campus in Shannon opened in 2000 with approximately 300 people working at the facility
Here are five things we’ve learned about the Irish economy this week
From bumper corporate tax receipts to job losses at a major multinational it has been an ever eventful week in the life of the Irish economy