Fairer fares war won, but battles remain for local commuters
The long fight to secure fairer train fares for Drogheda commuters has finally paid off – but challenges remain, according to Louth Labour TD, Ged Nash.
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The long fight to secure fairer train fares for Drogheda commuters has finally paid off – but challenges remain, according to Louth Labour TD, Ged Nash.
The underground mine destroyed facilities at Magheracloone Mitchells GAA club after its partial collapse and the emergence of several large sinkholes in September 2018
Consumers have been warned of possible delays to electronic payments on May Day.
Ireland’s first public commuter railway system began in 1834 and ran between Dublin and Kingstown, now known as Dún Laoghaire.
Consumers and businesses are being warned of possible delays to electronic euro payments between banks on the upcoming European May Day holiday on May 1.
Chipmaker Intel said it is to cut jobs in a bid to streamline the organisation and eliminate management layers to enable faster decision-making.
Semiconductor manufacturer delivered a disappointing forecast on Thursday as sweeping job cuts loom
The Workplace Relations Commission (WRC) carried out 5,156 inspections in 2024 with €2.15m recovered in unpaid wages.
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Transport for Ireland has announced that the Leap Card area is being extended starting next Monday.
Ericsson have announced plans to invest more than €200m into an innovative RD&I project out of its Athlone, Ireland facility.
RTÉ has finally opened its voluntary redundancy scheme, with the upper limit staff can receive set at €300,000.