Stairway to nowhere: What the €500,000 steps really tell us about how Ireland makes decisions
Dr Paul Davis outlines how Ireland’s procurement culture turns minor projects into major costs.
Here’s a holiday hack I’ll be repeating next year – and it included a flight for €15pp
Lots of people enjoyed a long break over Christmas and have spent January back at work. But what if you turned that routine around?
Over 36,000 new homes completed in 2025
There were 36,284 homes built in Ireland last year, an increase of 20.4% on 2024, according to the latest data from the Central Statistics Office.
Rory Godson, the CEO whisperer: ‘We didn’t need any capital to set up Powerscourt. I did it all on my credit card’
At the end of every week, public-relations powerbroker Rory Godson sits down with a list of clients, and works out how much service his company, Powerscour...
Winning ticket for €500k EuroMillions Plus draw sold in Cork
The Cork winner purchased their ticket on the day of the draw at Con’s Shop, Gurranabraher Road, for Tuesday night’s EuroMillions Plus draw
300 Amazon jobs in Ireland at risk as part of global cuts
It is understood that around 300 jobs are under threat at Amazon's Irish operation as part of 16,000 global job cuts announced today.
Twenty-six whistleblower disclosures made against Inland Fisheries Ireland since 2022
Government commissioned seven external investigations, with two upholding all allegations and two rejecting all claims
Supply major issue facing taxi industry, cttee to hear
Pricing is "just one element of a much bigger picture" when it comes to challenges facing the taxi sector, the head of Uber Ireland is expected to tell an Oireachtas…
GALLERY: Four ex-Garda stations up for sale across Cork and Kerry from €115K
These old stations have retired from the force and are looking to become family homes
Multiple recalls of contaminated baby formula traced to shared supplier
The baby formulas were recalled over concerns they could contain the cereulide toxin - which can cause vomiting and stomach cramps.
Brown Thomas Arnotts guilty of breaking sales pricing law
Department store group Brown Thomas Arnotts today pleaded guilty in Dublin District Court to breaking sales pricing laws.
EU Commission to open proceedings against Grok
The EU Commission will open proceedings against Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok under the Digital Services Act today, Germany's Handelsblatt has reported, citing three high-ranking EU officials.