Irish food investment group buys Germany’s Munsterland
An investment vehicle jointly owned by Irish food-focused investment group BiaVest has completed the acquisition of Germany’s Munsterland J Luff drinks com...
Intel to cut just under 200 jobs at Leixlip plant in Kildare
The company confirmed earlier this year that the number of jobs impacted by cuts would be made public in July.
Bezos wedding backlash begins
Even before they arrived, protests by Venetian locals accusing the Amazon founder, 61, and his journalist bride, 55, of 'taking over the city' had suggested the wedding would not be…
Mayo council official who suggested holiday home boycott rejected claims it was a hoax
Director of services Tom Gilligan said he was not 'in the habit of sending out hoax emails'
Irish Rail looking how to increase capacity and speed on Dublin/Galway route
The upgrade will help improve the line which hit a huge milestone with record capacity in 2024
Kerry carers can earn more and still keep allowance under new changes
The amount of additional income Kerry carers can earn without affecting their right to qualify for the means-tested carer’s allowance has been increased by...
Lotto numbers revealed as lucky Irish punter bags huge six-figure sum in draw
ONE lucky punter has managed to bag a whopping six-figure sum in tonight’s Lotto draw. There was no winner of the main jackpot, which currently sits at €9,155,242. But in…
EU may end up cutting services and asking Ireland for more cash to settle a €30bn Covid bill
The debt repayments are set to make up roughly a fifth of the EU’s next budget.
Billionaire Jeff Bezos marries Lauren Sanchez in lavish Venice ceremony
Former TV news anchor Sanchez shared images from the ceremony and of her dress to Instagram.
Mother describes being made homeless as ‘traumatic’
Lorraine and her two daughters have found themselves in a predicament they never envisaged. The landlord of the house they rented for many years needed the property back for a…
Charity to pay former manager nearly €35k for sacking him ‘mainly’ because he voiced fears accounts might not pass audit
A domestic violence charity has been ordered to pay its former finance manager nearly €35,000 for sacking him “wholly or mainly” because he voiced fears it...
M&S boss says post-Brexit food labels are ‘bureaucratic madness’
Stuart Machin criticises Windsor framework measure requiring ‘Not for EU’ labels on food going to Northern Ireland, saying it adds unnecessary costs and red tape