‘I’ll still be shopping in Penneys’: Dublin family celebrate €1m lotto win
The winning ticket was bought at Spar in The Square Shopping Centre, Tallaght
Gender pension gap to be ended by 2050
A new report is forecasting that the gender pension gap will be closed by 2050.
Drivers and households face higher fuel bills with rise in carbon taxes
Budget 2025: Government to earmark cash from carbon levy to ease fuel poverty
Pharmaceutical firm Pfizer set to cut hundreds of jobs across Ireland
The American multinational pharmaceutical and biotechnology corporation announced the news in a statement
Pfizer to cut more than 200 jobs at three sites including Cork
It’s understood approximately 210 positions will go across three sites – the facility in Ringaskiddy; Grange Castle, in west Dublin and Newbridge, in ...
Investment of €1m a day on cycling/walking infrastructure under transport plan
Government to expand capacity on public transport routes and continue temporary fare initiatives until the end of 2025 under €3.9 billion spending programme
Petrol and diesel prices to rise but better news for company EV buyers
Budget 2025: Motor Insurers Insolvency Compensation Fund levy at 1% on premiums to end from January 1st, benefitting up to 2.2m policyholders
Hospitality sector ‘gravely concerned’ that VAT rate will remain at 13.5%
VAT for the tourism and hospitality sectors was reduced to 9% during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Duff self-censors but hits out at ‘rugby tackle’
Shelbourne manager Damien Duff contrasted his own side's profligacy with the "stone-cold killers" of St Patrick's Athletic after a devastating loss at Tolka Park, while making a brief but pointed…
Ryanair cutting flights from Dublin means job losses
Earlier today, the budget airline announced it was cutting 14 routes this winter due to Dublin Airport’s passenger cap.
Belfast’s new €400m Grand Central Station causing ‘traffic chaos’
The North's Infrastructure Minister dealt with a number of questions in the Assembly from MLAs who complained about ‘traffic chaos’ in Belfast.
22% of jobseekers’ allowance claimants overpaid
Almost a quarter of those receiving jobseekers' allowance over the past two years have been overpaid, new data shows.