Players urged to check tickets as Callaghan’s XL Letterkenny sells €500,000 Euromillions winner!
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Breaking: Donegal claims €500,000 Euromillions winner!
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Dodgy boxes are skimming 40% from GAA streaming services
Broadcasters small and large are impacted by pirate TV streaming services, writes Martin Claffey
Aer Lingus new boarding rules for 2025 as passengers split into four groups
Aer Lingus has introduced new 2025 boarding rules that divide passengers into four groups to streamline the boarding process for European and transatlantic flights.
Government ‘never suggested’ short term lets were root cause of rental crisis, says Tánaiste Simon Harris
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said the Government “never suggested” that short term lets were the root cause of low rental supply in Ireland.
Rozanna Purcell, Donal Skehan and Nevin Maguire all lend their support after much-loved Connemara café shut down by Galway County Council
Locals in Connemara have expressed outrage following the sudden news that popular café Misunderstood Heron is to close.
M&S pauses all online orders after cyber attack
Marks and Spencer has temporarily stopped taking orders from its website and apps amid the deepening fallout of a cyber attack.
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.
Permission granted for open cast mining on site where sinkholes destroyed GAA club
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 warned that May Day bank holiday likely to cause payment delays
Consumers have been warned of possible delays to electronic payments on May Day.
When was the last time you were on a train?
Ireland’s first public commuter railway system began in 1834 and ran between Dublin and Kingstown, now known as Dún Laoghaire.
Businesses urged to avoid pay delays on European May Day
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.