Sky outage as customers complain ‘TV boxes randomly turning themselves off’
The outage seems to have begun at 10pm
Bookies subject to morning raids in competition probe
Searches mark second investigation of bookmakers by the competition regulator
‘Concerning trends’ in Galway’s rental sector to be investigated by watchdog
The Residential Tenancies Board says it’s taking the action following ‘unusual patterns of rental inflation’ in Galway.
Investigation to be launched into “concerning” rental inflation in Galway
According to the latest Rent Index, the average rent for new tenancies in Galway City was €1,730 at the end of 2024.
Former CHI chief kept €177k salary after taking up new role
CHI faces public scrutiny after settling with ex-CEO — Eilish Hardiman — to retain her €177k salary and losing €250k in claims.
Airport co-owned by aviation fanatic John Collison receives €18.9m capital injection
The airport site straddles the Dublin-Kildare border and lies to the west of Lucan and south of Leixlip.
Company defends record on asylum accommodation in response to Dublin 8 picket
The area has been the focus of a picket in recent days.
Pride is coming to Spain’s southern gay capital – everything you need to know – Olive Press News Spain
TORREMOLINOS is preparing to roll out the rainbow carpet for what promises to be the biggest and boldest edition of its annual Pride event to date.
Average Irish mortgage rate sixth highest in euro area despite recent fall
The weighted average rate on new mortgages fell to 3.77% in March, which was 44 basis points higher than the euro area average of 3.33%
Irish EuroMillions player wins massive sum as €135m jackpot numbers released
One player in Ireland is set to win a huge sum of money after securing one of the top prizes
Microsoft to lay off 6,000 workers despite streak of profitable quarters
Cuts follow push to slim management ranks, despite headcount still being up year-on-year in March